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2 THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY AIWST 25 1905 190 along aflying but forty fort minutes of sail sailIng sailtng aII aIIlug lug showed that RaUanca had gained ljalneda ljalnedafew a afew afew few seconds in her lead on Shamrock ShamrockThe Shl1t11rocleThe ShamrockThe The yachts acht8 stood close In shore and it itwas itwas Itvas was evident that both skippers wore worewaiting worewaiting worewaiting waiting for a shift shlftaf of tho wind which whichthey whichthey whichthey they apparently expected oxp tod to haul more moreto moreto moreto to the southward southwardReliance southwardReliance southwardReliance Reliance wa the first to tack ship as asthe nsthe asthe the yachts stood in toward the Jersey Jerseychore Jerseyahore I ahore Burr flung her about to star starboard starboard starboarti board and stood stood away aWa to tho southeast southeastCaptain southeastCaptain southeastCaptain Captain Wfingo tinge hold on and stood In Infar Infar inmr far across Reliances wake before put putting putting putting ting his boat over to starboard iCow iCowand ow owand owand and then Captain Barr would pinch Re Reliance Reliance Reliance liance into the wind wIndS so that the jib jibtopsail jibtopliall Jibtopsail topsail shivered Captain Wrlnge seem seemed 5cemed seemed ed to be sailing a better course on the thestarboard theetarboard theatnrboatd starboard tack and he hold as high a PROGRESS OF YACHT ACHY RACE RACEAS RACEAS RACEAS AS TOLD BY BULLETINS 3045 O4 O46 a mPreparatory Preparatory gun fired firedThe firedThe firedThe The starting gun was fired at 11 oclock oclockReliance oclockReliance oclockReliance Reliance crossed at 110032 Shamrock Shamrockat Shamrockat at at 1102 flat filt1119The fiat1119The 1119 1119The The Reliance ilance Is pointing high higher hlghcr bigher er and is slowly increasing her lead leadover leadover leadover over the th challenger challeng ohallongQr1123Yaqlits r1l23Yaqlits 1123 1l23Yaqlits Yaohts still on port tackwlth tackwlthReliance tack tackIthRellanco lth lthRollan Reliance Rollan over a mile and a half In load loadA leadA loadA A gray gra back back southeaster is coming comln In Inand Inand Inand and tho excursion fleet will have diffi difficulty difficulty dliiiculty culty in following tho yachts achts because cnusc of ofthe ofthe ofthe the dense mist mistWind mlstVlnd mistWind Wind is now seven knots knots1l36RoUanco knots1136Reliance 1136 1l36RoUanco Reliance gaining steadily steadilyUIReUanco steadilyU4iRellance 1142 UIReUanco Reliance tacks to starboard starboardShamrock starboardShamrock stirboardShamrock Shamrock still holds to her port bqard bqardl144Shamrock bqard1144Shamrock 1144 l144Shamrock Shamrock tacks to starboard af after attel after ter crossing Reliances wake wa wa1o1154On e11510n 1154 11510n On starboard tack Shamrock Is Isgaining Isgaining Isgaining gaining slightly on the American Amercan 12 mShamrock Shamrock is doing better wark warkthan warkthan warkthan than Reliance and ia I pointing higher 1217 mind Wind at Highland Beach Beachhas Beachhas Beachhas has hauled to southwest Should this thisshift thisshift thisshift shift of wind be felt feUnt at the points pointshere pointshere pointshore here the yachts achts are sailing It will willbenefit willbeneftt willbenefit benefit Shamrock Shamrock1230Wind 1230 1230Wind Wind off shore seven knots knotssouth knotssouth knotssouth south by east while on shore it is isblowing Isblowing Isblowing blowing southwest by west still thick thickcff thiclceff thickcit cit shore I Tfye Tk Ever EcerA eTAleTt A lert len Barr BarrFirst BarrI I IFirst I First at Starting Line HIGHLANDS Aug 25 25Saturdays 25Saturdayslas Saturdays Saturdayseasy easy las win for Reliance did not appear to todiminish todimInish todiminish diminish the interest in todays race to toJudge tojudge tojudge Judge by the numbers of otsteaniers steamers In Inthe Inthe inthe the excursion fleet which hlch came cn down downthe downtho downthe the bay early and stood out to Sandy SandyHook SandyHook SandyHook Hook lightship lightshipThere lightshipThere lightshipThere There waa WU a disposition on the part partof partot partof of the spectators to witness the race racefrom meefrom rzicefrom from the fast steamers and their decks deckswere deckswere deckswere were drowded drowdedLast OrowdodLast rowdodLast Last Saturday tho yachts a bts spun so fast fastthrough tastthrough fastthrough through the water that the full speed speedahead speedahead speedahead ahead bell on many craft failed to get getspeed getsp getspeed speed sp ed enough to keop anywhere near the theracers theracers theracers racers racersThe racersThe racersThe The Reliance was all first to drop her herencoring herIrooring hermoorIng encoring bouy and get away for the thestarting thestarting thestarting starting line this morning morning Captain Barr Barrdicdained Barrdhdaincd Barrdisdained disdained a tow and ordered his head headsails headsl1 headnails sails sl1 to be broken out Reliance with withthe wltbtce withthe the wind across her starboard quarter quarterstood quarterstood quarterstood stood to the westward and then gybing gybingover gyblngoer gybingover over stood out to sea Shamrock III IIItook IIItook IIItook took a tow from the tug Cruiser and andstood andtood andstood stood tood after fter the defender defenderExchange defenderExchange defenderExchange Exchange of Greetings GreetingsA A pretty lroUyexchange exchange of courtesies courtosletook courtosletookplace courtos1etookplace took tookplace place at the Hook when the inbound inboundGerman inboundGerman InboundGerman German leviathan Kaiser Wilhelm der dcrGroe derGr derGroae Groe Gr aid her big sister the Kaiser KaiserWilhelm KaiserWilhelm KaiserWilhelm Wilhelm II II outward bound saluted the theracers theracers theracers racers as they passed The captain of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Kaiser Wilhelm i helm II in order to give givethe givethe givethe the aefigoors ae seigoera goers a chance to see the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican American beauty under sail ordered orderedslow orderedslow orderedslow slow speed and for over iwenty minutes minutesthe minutesthe minutesthe the big steamship trailed in the wake of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Reliance Th6 Th liners liner starboard starboarddecks starboarddeeka starboarddecks decks were Jammed smmed wtth passengers and andwhen andyhen andwhen when the steamship passed the Reliance Relianceon Roliancon on her lee aide lde they cheered lustily for forthe forthe forthe the American champion Shamrock III IIIalso IIIalso IIIalso also came CArp la for a round of cheers and andthey andtbe andthey they tbe were we given with a right merry good goodwiU goodwlU goodwiU wiU as a the big Kaiser ranged alongside alongsideViews aongsideViews aLongsideViews Views the Defender DefenderAs DefeqderAs As tl the Kaiser Wilhelm II drew by the theReliance theReUaco theReilasco Reliance those on the early excursion excursionsteamers excursionsteamer etcursIonsteamers steamers had an excellent idea of the thelofty thelofty thelofty lofty rig of the defender her big club clubtopsail clubtopsan clubtopsail topsail towering far above the big bigstacks bigstacka bigstacks stacks on the steamship The challen challenger challenrer challenger ger had not not hoisted hol8t her Jackyardor Jackyardorwhile jackarderblJe Jackyardorhile while blJe at her mooring and it was evi evident eldent cvident dent that Captain Wringo WrI Ko decided decided to tosize tosize tosize size HP HI tb the wind 100 conditions prevailing prevailingat at the llgfetsfeip before kiting his club clubtopMtfl clubtolWRtfL clubtopaaI topMtfl topMtflAs tolWRtfL topaaIAs cAs As the morning moml advanced the breeze breezebrought breezobrought breezebrought brought in a heavy gray mist from rom the thesoutheast thetiouthealft thesoutheast southeast and the horizon could only be beseen beseea beseen seen in misty outline The wind held heldalong heldalong heldalong along from the southeast southeatby by oy east with a avelocity avelocity avelocity velocity of nine nlneknot knots and gave every everyproaflM ocryprOidiH everyprofie proaflM pf pho1dIng holding While le working 1 rklng out outtoward outtoward outtoward toward the lightship gh hlp the Reliance took tookIn to tookIn kIn In her staysail Glides Easily EasilyTBere EasilyTtere EasilyThere There was as little feature to the thl 1un 1unof run runof un unot of Reliance to the lightship She seem seemed a seemed em emcd ed to tak tiltW take water much ch easier ler than on onprevious onpreviu Dpreleuli previous rare days and glided along alongrapidly a alongzap1dIy long longraplf11y rapidly to the lightship Toward 10 10oclock 10ocloek 10ecloek oclock the wind developed eloped a tendency tendencyto to hal Into the southward It still blew blewfrom bl blewIroi wfro from fro eight to nine knots knotsWhen knot knotW knotsWhen When ea the Reliance reached the light lightchip 1Ighthip lightship chip hip she hauled her wind and stood way wayto wayto wayto to the southward pinched as bdrd as aspossible aspossible 8 8ponlble possible Into tho winds lad eye The Sham Shamrock Shnmrock Shamrock rock before reaching the starting line lineuropped IIn IInuropd lineuroppd uropped her tow and Captain Wringo Wringoluffed Vrlngclutfod rlngo rlngolutro4l luffed her up into the wind Her big biggest blggNt biggest gest club topsail was fl then kited aloft aloftand alottand aloftand and sheeted home hom It was a gigantic giganticpiece giganticle giganticp1ec p1ec piece le of ofcloth cloth and seemed lee fV even larger largerthan la1grthaa largerthan than the jackyarder carried carrS by the de defender 11I 11IfeDdor defender fender Course Defined DefinedThe DefinedThe DefinedThe The eopimluee boat at navigator rang ranglll ranglllalo rangedalostdi vl vlalongside alongside alo the lightship at 1020 10 oclock oclockand oclockaP4 oclocknad and ill W8 committee began making obser observation oburvntlollf obeervntioaiet vation vntioaiet of the wind In order to lay layout layoutn out outa outa a ooursa JU Jar or the days ays contest ntust Capt CaptCharleyJBarr CfPtCharleyDarr CnpLCbarIyBarr CharleyJBarr seeing IoeIn that the Eqglifih Eqglifihaan 131IIHhml1l1 Engiisbman man was carrying his llts biggest top ham lane as the American The Britisher go goIng going golag Ing an tho Jersey shore certainly certain held heldher he1her heHher her own with the American The chal challenger challcnJer chnllonger longer was making a brilliant showing showingin in the moderate air and In tho first hour hourof hourof hourof of sailing was certainly within her time timelimit timeI timelimit limit limitCaptain IImltCaptain limitCaptain Captain Wrlnge ringe as the yachts achts stood stoodoff stoodoff stoodoff I off shore on the starboard tack gave a apretty aprett apretty pretty show of carrying a boat to wind windward windward windward ward By constantly constantI pinching out he heworked heworllcd heworked worked out some distance to weather of ofthe atthe ofthe the defender and then with sheets sheetsslightly sheotsslightly sheetsslightly slightly started attempted to bear down downon downon downon on him By this move the Englishman Englishmancut cut down much of Reliances lead leadThe leadThe leadThe The yachts stood along to the south southeast southeast southeast east and at 1213 when within a couple coupleof coupleof coupleof of miles of the outer mark the they lost lostthemselves lostthemselves lostthemselves themselves to view Iew Reliance had a aslight aslight aslight slight lead when they disappeared 110 110Haze Haze still thick off shore Yachts YachtsInvisible YachtsImlslble Yachtsinvisible Invisible since 1220 when they theywore the thewere theywere were about two miles from rom the first mark markwith marIewith markwith with Reliance one minute ahead aheadIt aheadIt aheadIt It is estimated that the boats rounded roundedthe roundedthe roundedthe the first mark about 1235 oclock Re ReHanco RelIanco Relianco lIanco is believed to be still in tho lead 118 1181 mWlnd Wind southwest by west at ateight atoight ateight eight knots knotsLONG knotsLOG knotsLONG LONG BRANCH JAn An observer observerhero observerhere observerhere here caught the yachts achts rounding the first firstmark firstmark firstmark mark as follows followsReliance followsReliance followsReliance Reliance 122455 122455Shamrock 12 122455Shamrock 2455 2455Shamrock Shamrock 122551 122551Deducting 122551Deducting 122551Deducting Deducting the time allowance this thistime thistime thistime time if 1 accurate gives Shamrock the thelead thelead theIezul lead lead122A Iezul122A 122 122A A wireless dispatch Just re received received received ceived here puts Reliance nearly three threefourths threefourths threefourths fourths of a mile ahead ahend201Tho ahead201The 201 201Tho The mist is still thick off shore shoreI ahorcand shoreand I and the excursion fleet Is gathering gatheringat at the finish One of the yachts achts can canbo canbo canbe bo seen approaching the line about four fourmiles fourmiles fourmiles miles from rom finish tinish The racers are close closehauled closehauled closehauled hauled on port tack tack205other tack205Other 205 205other Other racer discovered at 205 205208Rellanca 205205Reliance 208 208Rellanca Reliance is leading by byat at least leastfour leastfour leastfour four minutes This will give her the therace therace therace race unless something unforeseen hap happens happens happens pens per took down his Intermediate club clubtopsail clubtopsail clubtopsail topsail and prepared to send aloft a abigger abigger a abigger bigger one The wind at this time was wasabout WiSabout wasabout about seven knots and there was every everyreason ever everreason everyreason reason to believe belle that the course would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe be covered today within the time limit limitThe lIm1tThe limitThe The course of todays toda race will be besouth besouth besouth south by east a beat of ten miles a abroad 1 1broad abroad broad reach of ten miles northeast by byeast beast byeast east and a reach home of ten miles west westnorthwest westnortbwest westnorthwest northwest nortbwestMAJOR northwestMAJIIIII MAJOR SMITH BILL ARP ARPDIES ARPDIES AR ARDIES DIES IK CARTERSYILLE IMATER8VILLEHumorous CARTERSYILLEHumorous GARTERSVllLEI GARTERSVllLEIHumor9us Humorous Humor9us Mouthpiece of South in inthe inthe inthe the Civil War WarATLANTA WarATLANTA WarATLANTA ATLANTA Ga Aug 25 25lajor 25lajorCharles 25MaJorCharles Major MajorCharles Charles Smith familiarly known knownthroughout knownthroughout knownthroughout throughout the South under the nom do doguerre deguerre doguerre guerre of Bill Arp the Sage of Bartow Bartowdied Bartowdied Bartowdied died at his home The Shadows at atCartersville atCrtersvlUe atCartersville Cartersville last night nightTo nightTo nightTo To the people of the South the wrlt wrltirgs wrltIrgs writirga irgs of HBIll Bill Arp have appealed with withpeculiar withpeculiar withpeculiar peculiar force for he has been of them themand themand themand and among them His Intense devotion devotionto to the Institutions amid which he has hasspent hasI hasspent spent his life has permeated perm ated nearly all allbi allblf allhlh I bi blf writings writingsBorn nritingsBorn TIUngsBorn Born at Lawrencevllle Lawre cevll1e Ga seventy seventyseven seventyseen seventyseven seven years ago he was graduated at atFranklin atFranklin atFranklin Franklin College Athens at the age of oftwentytwo oftentytwo oftwentytwo twentytwo years and studied law Re Removing Removing Removing moving to Rome Ga he practiced his hisprofession hll5profession hisprofession profession there many years and later laterremoved laterremoved laterremoved removed to Cartersvllle Carter vllle During the thecivil thecivil thecivil civil war he served the entire four fouryears fouryears fouryears years becoming a major on the staff staffof staffof staffof of Brig Gen Anderson of the theThird theThird theThird Third Georgia GeorgiaIt I It Is said that the real Bill Arp was wasa wasa wasa a country wag at Rome Ga an odd oddgenius oddgenius oddgenius genius uneducated and unkempt but a atruehearted atruehearted atruehearted truehearted man and a patriot Major MajorSmith MajorSmith MajorSmUh Smith wrote a humorous criticism of ofPresident otPresident ofPresident President Lincolns first call for volun volunteers volunteers volunteers teers Arp happened near when It was wasread wasI wasread I read After it was finished he said to tothe totbe tothe the major majorSquire majorU majorSquire Squire thems my sentiments Put Putmy Putmy Putmy my name to It ItThe IL ILThe ItThe The major did so and subsequent ar artlclns artlclns artides tlclns over that name made the writers writersfame writersfame writersfame fame fameThe fameTho fameThe The major in the days of his first famewas fame famewaa famewas was the humorous mouthpiece of the theSouth theSouth theSouth South He put Into comic phrase phrasewhich phrasewhich phrasewhich which yet had a serious relevancy relevancythe relevancytheConfederate relevancytheConfederate the theConfederate Confederate attitude toward tho Issues Issuesthat Issuesthat issuesthat that threatened the nation His letters letterswere letterswere 1 were read in both North and South and andholped andhnlped andhelped helped to throw a gleam of sunshine sunshinoj sunshineover sunshineover over the horrors of the war warBesides warBpsldrs warBesides Besides his writings for Southern Southernnewspapers SouthernUtwspapcrs Southernnewspapers newspapers his books include Bill Arps ArpsLetters ArpsLetters ArpsLetters Letters Bill Arps Scrapbook The TheFarm Ther TheFarm Farm arm and Fireside A Side Show of ofthe oftho ofthe the Southern Side of the War uFlre uFlresldl Fire Fireside Fireside side Sketches and Georgia as a Col Colony Colon Colony ony on and State StateTWO StateTWO StateTWO TWO PERSONS OVERCOME OVERCOMEBY BY TORRID ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERSarah ATMOSPHERESarah Sarah Goldman fourteen years old oldof oldof oldof of 719 Street northwest was taken takensuddenly takensuddenly takensuddenly suddenly ill at noon She is subject to toheart toheart toheart heart trouble and the unusual heat heatcaused heatcaused heatcaused caused a fainting spell spellKobort spellHobert spoilRobort Kobort Honesty a fortyfouryearold fortyfouryearoldnegro i negro living at 1735 Marion Court Courtnorthwest Courtnortbwest Courtnorthwest northwest was overcome heat this thiaafternoon thisafternoon thisafternoon afternoon while unloading lumber from froma a boat at the foot of Thirtysixth Street Streetnorthwest Streetnor Streetnorthwest northwest nor hwcst He was taken to the thoGeorgetown theGoorgetown theGeorgetown Georgetown University Un Ivers It Hospital POSTOFFICE REFUSES REFUSESALL REFUSESlLL REFUSESALL ALL DISTRICT LETTERS Turns Them Back Marked MarkedReturned Marl MarkedReturned ed edReturned Returned for Postage PostageLosing PostageLosing PostageLosing Losing No Time in Dis Discontinuing Discontinuing Discontinuing continuing the Franking FrankingPrivilege FrankingPrivilege FrankingPrivilege Privilege PrivilegeMR MR MACFARLAND ORDERS 1000 WORTH POSTAGE POSTAGEPurchase POSTAGEPurchase POSTAGEPurchase Purchase Made Out of the theEmergency theErrergency theEmergency Emergency Fund FundPolice FundPoliceDepartment FundPoliceDepartment Police PoliceDepartment Department Especially EspeciallyHandicapped EspeciallyHandicapped EspeciallyHandicapped Handicapped by New NewRuling NewRuling NewRuling Ruling RulingReturned RulingReturned RulingReturned Returned for Postage Approxi Approximately Approximately Approximately mately 200 letters were returned to the theoffices theomces theoffices offices of the District government on onthe onthe onthe the first mall this morning bearing that thatsignificant thatsignificant significant comment the inscription inscriptionOffice inscriptionOffice inscriptionOffice If Office of the Commissioners of the theDistrict thoDistrict theDistrict District of Columbia Official Business Businesshaving Businesshaving Businesshaving having been Ignored altogether The Thelocal Tholocal Thelocal local postofflce authorities lost no time timeIn timeIn timein In carrying out the order of the Post Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster master General issued yesterday deny denying denytng denylag lag the Commissioners the right to uso usofranked usofrankedenv usofranked franked frankedenv envelopes lopes for any purpose the theletters tbeletters theletters letters In question having been mailed mailedearly manedearly mailedearly early yesterday afternoon afternoonCommissioner afternoonCommisaloner afternoonCommissioner Commissioner Macfarland upon being beingadvised beingadvised beingadvised advised of the state of affairs Issued im immediate immediate Iramediate mediate orders to Property Clerk Beckett Beckettto to purchase forthwith 1000 worth of ofstamps otatamps ofstamps stamps of various denominations denominationsAn I An interesting point has been raised raisedin raisedIn raisedin in regard to the emergency expenditure expenditureof of 1000 ordered this morning by Com Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner missioner Macfarland Should that item itembe Itembe itembe be brought to the attention of the theComptroller theComptroller theComptroller Comptroller he may consistently disap disapprove disapprove prove it on the ground that the Dis District District District trict government being part and parcel parcelof parcelot pared paredof of the Federal Government has no right rightto rightto rightto to expend money for postage on official officialmail omclnlmaU officialmail mail matter The fact remains that tho thoComptroller thoComptroller theComptroller Comptroller has declared the District to tobe toI tobe I be an agency of the Federpl Govern Government GovernI Governinent I ment and the Supreme Court has ruled ruledthat ruledthat ruledthat that the District is a municipal corpora corporation corporation corporation tion proper separate and distinct from fromthe fromthe fromthe the Federal Government GovernmentInstructs GovernmentInstructs GovernmentInstructs Instructs Division Chiefs ChiefsAn ChiefsAn ChiefsAn An order was then Issued to the heads headsor headso or departments under der the District gov government 10 10ernment goverament ernment as follows followsWhereas followsVhereas followsWhereas Whereas the Postmaster General has hasnotified hasnotified hasnotified notified the Commissioners that In ac accordance acccrdance acccrdance ccrdance with an opinion rendered on onthe onthe onthe the 22d instant by the Assistant Attor Attorney Attorney Attorney ney General for the Postoffice Depart Department Departmfnt Department ment that they are not officers of theGeneral the theGeneral theGeneral General Government of tho United States Statesnor Statesnor Statesnor nor is the business of the District of ofColumbia ofColumbia ofColumbia Columbia the business of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates States within the meaning of the stat statutes statutes statutes utes authorizing the use of the penalty penaltyenvelopes penaltyeelopes penaltyenvelopes envelopes Therefore they are not au authorized authcrlzed autltcrIzed thorized by law to use the penalty en envelopes envelopes envelopes velopes in performing the duties and andadministering andadministering andadministering administering the powers intrusted to totlem toUm totIern tlem the postmaster at Washington in insaid InEald insaId said District has been directed to re require require require quire the payment of the proper rate rateot rateo rateot ot postage on all matter presented for fornailing fornailing nailing ailing by the several officers and de departments departments dopartments partments of the government of said saidDistrict sllldDistrict saidDistrict District and andWhereas andWhereas andWhereas Whereas Congress has not provided providedin in terms any appropriation for the pay payment payment paymeat ment of postage required for the official officialbusiness officialbusiness otilcialbusiness business of said District and andWhereas andYhereas andWhereas Whereas the appropriation for con contingent contingent contingent tingent and miscellaneous expenses for forthe forthe or orthe the current fiscal year has been so ap apportioned apportioned apportioned portioned that It is absolutely impracti impracticable Impracticable impracticable cable to any part of the same with without without without out incurring a deficiency which is pro prohibited prohibited proltibited hibited by the terms of the act making makingthe makingthe makingthe the appropriation and andWhereas andWhereas andWhereas Whereas the existing condition as asherein asherein asherein herein set forth ortb constitutes an emer MRROOT MR ROOT RESIGNSTAFTTAKES RESiGNSTAFT RESIGNS RESIGNSTAFT TAFT TAFTTAKES TAKES PLACE Continued ntlnucd from First Page Pagedealing ragedealing dealing with this part of your work ork has hasbeen hasbcen hasbeen I been as signal as your success In dealing dealingwith dealingwith doalingith with ith the purely military plobloms ploblomsTo I IuTo uTo To very few statesmen Indeed in inany innny Inany any country It is given at one and the thesame thesame thesame same time to achieve signal and strik striking strl1eIng striking ing triumphs In the administration and andreform andreform andreform reform of the tb the military branch of the thegovernment thegovernment thegovernment government and in the administration administrationof I Iinsular of what was In I 1 effect a department deI artment of ofInsular ofinsular Insular dependencies where the prob problems problems problems lems were new to our people and were werein wcreIn werein in themselves of great difficulty difficultyMoreover difficultyIorcover difficultyMoreover Moreover aside from your work In Inthese Inhese Inthese these two divisions of the Government Governmentservice Governmentservice Governmentservice service I appreciate most keenly the theInvaluable theInvaluable theinvaluable Invaluable advice and assistance you youhave youhave youhave have rendered me In Innumerable mat matters matters matters ters of weight not coming directly dlrcctl in inyour Inyour inyour your department and province but In Inwhich Inwhich inwhich which 1 sought your aid with the cer certainty certainty certainty tainty of not belnjj bein disappointed Your Yourposition Yourrosltlon Yourposition position on the Alaskan Boundary Com Commission CommIssion Cornmission mission at the present moment Is an anIllustration anIllustration anIllustration Illustration of these services servicesMay servicesMayall servicesMay May Mayall all good fortune attend you youwherever youwherever youwherever wherever you are the American people peoplewish peoplewish peoplewish wish you well and appreciate to the thofull thetull thefull full the debt due you for all that you youhave youhae youhave have done on their behalf behalfFaithfully behalfFaithfully behalfFaithfully Faithfully yours yoursTHEODORE yoursTHEODORE ours oursTHEODORE THEODORE ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTW ROOSEVELTV ROOSEVELTW TAFT A SON SONOF SONOF SONOF OF BUCKEYE STATE STATEWilliam STATEVllUam STATEWilliam William Taft the first civil go goernor ov ovcrnor 0 0ern crnor ern or of the Philippines was born In InCincinnati InClnclnnatI iraCincinnati Cincinnati on September 15 1857 His Hisfather tilSfather 1Is 1Isfath father fath was Alphonse Alphonse Taft a Jurist Cab Cabinet Cabofficer Cabmet met officer and a nil diplomatist William IITaft Hraft HTaft Taft prepared preparc for college at tho Wood Woodward Woodward Voodwnrd ward High School Cincinnati He was wasgraduated was1laduatcd wasgraduated graduated frcm Yale in 1878 standing 4 gency genc not otherwise sufficiently pro provided provided provided vided for forIt forUIt forIt UIt It is ordered that the necessary ex expenses expenses oxpenses penses for postage for the official busi business buslne85 businoes ness of the District of Columbia shall be bepaid bepaid i ipaid paid from said emergency fund fund until untilotherwise untilotherwise untilotherwise otherwise provided for by Congress that thatthe thattho i itho tho stamps shall be obtained on monthly monthlyrequisitions monthlyrequisitions monthlyrequisitions requisitions by the heads of the several severaldepartments severaldepartments severaldepartments departments and offices who shall sh ren render render ronder der a morilhly mor thly account of the same sameAnnual sameAnnual jAnnual Annual Cost of Stamps StampsCommlsslone StampsCommissioner jCommissioner Commissioner Macfarland said this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning that the postage Item wouldprobablr wouldprobably would wouldprobably probably amount to 5000 during a fiscal fiscalyear fiscalear fiscalyear year ear the Health Department alone using usingabout uslneabout usiniiabout about 1000 worth The Engineer Engine De Department Department Department partment sends out about 70000 letters lettersIn lettersIn lettersin In twelve months which would amount amountto amountto amountto to 1400 The Secretarys office can canprobably canprobnbl canprobably probably keep within 1QOO and the theother theother theother other departmonts use much less lessThere lessThere lessThere There never has been a time when Dis District DistrIct District trict officials have been more perturbed perturbedover perturbed perturbedover perturbedover over the status of the local government governmentthan government governmentthan governmentthan than now The Theheads heads of all the depart departments delJarlments deparLmeats ments are asking asking themselves and every everybody ivery iverybody cr crbody body else the question What hat are ar we wemunicipal wemunicipal wemunicipal municipal or Federal ederaI7 Cpmmlssloncr CpmmlssloncrMacfarland CQmmisslonerlactarlaDd CqmrnissionerMacfarlahd Macfarland seemed to be the only one onewho onewbo onewho who was really satisfied as to what may maybe maybo maybe be inferred front all the conflicting opin opinions opinIons opinions ions which have been directed at the theDistrict theDistrict theDistrict District within the past few weeks weeksThe weeksThe weeksThe The situation Is clear he said this thismorning tblsmorning thismorning morning The status of the District District of ofColumbia orColumbia ofColumbia Columbia was fixed by Congress in the theorganic theorganic theorganic organic law which created the local gov government go goernment govcrnrncnt ernment The District of Columbia was wasthen wasthen wasthen then declared to be and to continue to tobe tobe tobe be a municipal corporation The opin opinions opl oplIons opinions ions of oftho the Attorney General and the theAssistant theAssistant theAssistant Assistant Attorney General are are support supported ed by decisions of the Supreme Court of ofthe otthe ofthe the United States which is the highest highestlegal highestlegal highestlegal legal authority There seems seems to be no noground noground noground ground for dispute as to the status of the thelocal thelocal thelocal local government governmentThe goverqmentThe governmentThe The Commissioner Commlslonerhad had some difficulty difficultyhowever difficultyhowever difficultyhowever however In reconciling the opinions of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Attorney General with that of the theComptroller tl1eComptroller theComptroller Comptroller of the Treasury In this thisregard thisregard thisregard regard Mr Macfarland said saidThe saidThe saidThe The Comptroller of the Treasury oc occupies occupies occupies cupies a unique position He is the thehighest thehighest thehighest highest authority in the United States Statesin StatesIn Statesin in the matter of expenditures of the thebranches thebranchcs thebranches branches of the Federal Government GovernmentHis GovernwentHis GoserntnentHis His decisions are not reviewable by the theAttorney theAttorney theAttorney Attorney General or the Supreme SupremeCourt SupremeCourt SupremeCourt Court and he is at liberty to submit submitarbitrary submitarbitrary submitarbitrary arbitrary opinions without giving any anypretense anylretensc anypretense pretense at the reasons influencing him himHis himHla himHis His rulings are on the basis that the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States pays a portion of the ex expenses expenses cxpenses penses of the District of Columbia in inlieu inlieu Inlieu lieu of taxes because it Is impossible impossiblefor for a tax to be collected from the theFederal theFederal theFederal Federal Government GovernmentHits GovernmentHits GovernmentBits Hits Police Hardest HardestThe JIarde BardestThe tThe The decision of Assistant Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral AitorneyGeneral General Robb tobb obb relative to tho use useby useby useby by the District authorities of oro tbe the frank frankIng franleIng franking Ing Ing privilege whereby the District Is Isestopped tsestopped sestopped estopped from the use of tho penalty en envelopes cavelopes nvelopes velopes will bear more heavily perhaps perhapsupon perhapsupon perhapsupon upon the Police policeTcpartm Department nt than upon uponany uponany uponany any other branch of the District govern government government governmeat ment unless certain prior rulings of the xbeAttorney tbeAttorney theAttorney Attorney Generals office should work to tofree toreo tofree free reo this department from the opera operation operation tion of the last decision decisionSo decisionSo decisionSo So great will be the oxpen oxpense under tho thoapplication thoapplication theapplication application of the new newJ4Ing riijlng ing to th thPolice thPolice the thePolice Police Department that It would wouldseem wouldseem wouldseem curtail send sending sendIng sendlug seem necessary to so the ing out of those circular that the themethod th thmethod themethod method will practically have to be beabandoned beabancloned beabandoned abandoned The Police Department Departmentwill Departmentwill Departmentwill will call attention to Its peculiar status statusunder statusunder statusunder under the former rulings of the Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral General which makes the members are arevirtually ar arvirtually arOvirtually virtually United States officers officersTo officersTo officersTo To this end It is understood that Major MajorSylvester MajorSylvester MajorSylveater Sylvester will prepare a respectful re report report report port to tho Commissioners citing these theserulings theserulings theserulings rulings and the attitude hitherto uni uniformly uniformly uniformly formly maintained to the Police Depart Department Department Departmeat ment by the General Government Whataction Whataction What VhaJaction action if any the Commissioners will willtake willtake wIlltake take on such a report Is at present a amatter amatter amatter matter of conjecture Certain It Is Isthat isthat isthat that if there be no relief from the work workings workIngs worklngs ings of the last decision the th Police De Department Department Dopartment partment will iil be greatly hampered In InIts InIts inits Its efforts to make mal the District what whatthe whatthe whatthe the National a lonal Capital should be second in his class of 120 men an anl was wasthe Wasthe wasthe I the salutatorian and the class orator In 1893 his alma mater gave to him the de degree degree degree gree of LL DAfter DArter DAfter After leaving Yale he was graduated graduatedfrom graduatedfroan 1 1trom from the law school of the Cincinnati CincinnatiCollege CincinnatiCollege CincinnatiCollege College In 1880 and was admitted to the thebar thebar thebar bar the same year For two years he hewas bewas hewas was the law reporter of the Cincinnati CincinnatiCommercial CincinnatiCommercial CincinnatiCommercial Commercial Then he became the as assistant assistant asslstant sistant prosecutor of Hamilton county countyOhio countrOhio countyOhio Ohio and subsequently tho collector ot otinternal atInternal ofinternal internal revenue for the First district dlstr ct ot otOhio atOhio otOhio Ohio but resigned resignedHe resignedHe resignedHe He resumed the thegoneral general practice of oflaw oflaw oflaw law but butbecame became the assistant county so solicitor solicitor solicitor licitor In a few years He was a Judge of ofthe oftbe ofthe the superior court of Ohio from 1887 to 1800 Solicitor General of tho United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates States In 189092 dean and professor prore sor of ofthe ofthe ftho the law department of the University of ofCincinnati ofCincinnati ofCincinnati Cincinnati in 1SOC1900 when he resign resigned resigned resigned ed to become a United States district districtJudge districtJudgo districtjudge Judge of the Sixth circuit He was made maderesident mad madlJesldent madercsident lJesldent resident of the Philippines Commission CommissionIn In 1900 and the first civil governor of the theIslands theIslands theislands Islands June 5 1001 1001He 1001He 1901He He was spoken of as President Mc McKlnlcys McKinleys 1c 1cKinleys Kinleys choice for the Republican nom nomination nomInation nomination ination in 1904 and has been talked of ofas ofas ofas as a Cabinet possibility at various varioustlmos varioustimes variouslimos times during the last two years Twice Twiceit TwiceIt Twiceit it has been reported that he would bo boappointed boappointed beappointed appointed to fill the next vacancy on onthe onthe onthe the United States Supreme Court bench benchand benchand benchand and it has been said that President PresidentRoosevelt PresidentRooseelt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt would like to have Governor GovernorTaft GovernorTaft GovernorTaft Taft as his running mate on the next nextRepublican nextHepubllcan nextRepublican Republican national ticket ticketGRAHAM ticketDIED ticketDIED DIED DIEDGRAJIUOn DIEDGRAhAMOn GRAHAM GRAJIUOn On Monday Ionda August 24 1008 9O5 at 450 50 pm pm at Garfield Hospital Dr IIKN IIKNDKRSOX IIRSDIRSOS IiltNDIinsox DKRSOX GRAHAM aged nftyfour years and andseven umlfeen analseven seven months montlusFuneral monthsFuncral monthsFuneral Funeral at residence rL ldence 306 06 II I Street northwest northwestWedneaday nortJnvtStWednltda northwestednesda1 Wedneaday Wednltda ednesda1 11 a am in Friends invited Inter Interment Interment Internient ment Columbus Ohio It FEENEY MAY YET LIVE LIVERemarkable LIVEVITH UVES1TF1 VITH A BROKEN BIIUKEMRemarkable NECK NECKRemarkable Remarkable Operation at Emer Emergency Emergency Emergency gency on Negro Carpenter CarpenterThere CarpenterThcre CarpenterThero There would seem seem to bo a reasonable reasonablechance reasonablechance reasonablechance chance for the recovery of James JamesFeenoy JamcsFeeney JamesFeenoy Feenoy tho negro carpenter who wboycs wboycstorday yes yesterday yeaterday terday fell from a scaffolding in a new newbuilding new newbuilding newbuilding building at 78 Street northwest northwestbreaking northwestbreaking northwestbreaking breaking his neck The Th result was com complete completo cornplete plete paralysis of the entire body below belowthe bolowthe belowthe the shoulders due to pressure on the thospinal tbespinal thespinal spinal cord of some fragments of the thebroken thebroken thebroken broken fourth fourth fifth and sixth cervical cervicalvertebrae cenicalYertebrae cervicalvertebrae vertebrae vertebraeFeeney YertebraeFeeney vertebraeFeeney Feeney Is about fortythree years yearsold yearsold yearsold old and lives at 44 Defrees Street Streetnorthwest Streetnorthwcst Streetnorthwest northwest He was working with Jo Joseph Joseph Joseph seph DInsmore about 930 oclock yes yesterday yestorday yestorday torday morning when the scaffolding scaffoldinggave scaffoldinggave scaffoldinggave gave way precipitating both men to the thebasement thebasement thebasement basement about thirty feet DInsmore DInsmoreescaped Dinsmoreescaped Dinsmoreescaped escaped with minor Injuries but when whenFeeney whenleeney whenFeeney Feeney reached the Emergency Hospi Hospital Hospital Hospital tal it was thought there was no chance chancefor chancefor chancefor for him to survive surviveAs survleAs surviveAs As a hiM resort Dr Vaughan assisted assistedby assistedby assistedby by Drs Perkins Hussoy and Starr per performed perfermed performed formed the operation known as laminec lamlnectomy laminectomy laminectomy tomy A section of the bones Involved Involvedwas involvedwas involvedwas was removed leaving the cord exposed exposedThe exposedThe exposedThe The muscles and tissues were closed closedabout closednbout closedabout about the cord and the opening sewed sewedup sewedup sewedup up This relieves the pressure on the thocord thecord thecord cord and if the bruise in It heals the theman theman theman man will 111 recover the use of his muscles muscleswithin muscleswithin muscleswithin within two or three weeks The case is isstill isstilI isstill still a very grave one but the physi physicians physicians physiclans cians arc hopeful of a complete recov recovery recovery recoycry ery which will make the case one of ofunusual ofunusual ofunusual unusual note noteNEGRO noteNEGRO noteNEGRO NEGRO BELLBOY DIES DIESIN DIESIN DIESIN IN VACANT VACA JT HOTEL HOT ROOM ROOMEdward ROOMEdward ROOMEdward Edward Ross a negro twentythree twentythreeears twentythreeyears twentythreeyears years ears old of 543 51 13 Ridge Street northwest northwestwas northwestwas northwestwas was found dead In a vacant room of the theShoreham theShoreham theShoreham Shoreham Hotel at Fifteenth and HStreets HStreets HStreets Streets northwest this morning at 530 530when 530when 530when when I Fleet the watchman went wentto wentto wentto to awaken him to go on duty dutyRoss dutyRoss dutyRoss Ross was employed at the hotel as a abellboy abeUboy abellboy bellboy Last night he was drinking drinkingand drinkingnd and nd returned to the hotel late at night nightsaying nightsaying nightsaying saying that ho did not want to go home homein homeIn homein in his condition He sat down near the theelevator theelevator theelevator elevator and went to sleep The clerk clerkpresently clerkpresently clerkpresently presently noticing this directed that he hebe hebe hebe be placed in a vacant room until morn mornIng mornIng morning Ing He was therefore taken into this thisroom thisroom thisroom room and seated on the floor with his hisback hisba hisback back ba to the wall where his body wad waddiscovered Wa5discovered wasdiscovered discovered this morning 50000000VOODS 50000000cz 50000000 50000000BQfyTOffriBSiTiisni Utolfiilki UtolfiilkiCOMMERCIAL VOODS cz 3U East capitol pitol fit fitTtlephone tTelephone BQfyTOffriBSiTiisni Telephone East 38 38COMMERCIAL 33COMMERCIAL Daynd XJ4 evemng evemngOpen evening eveningOpen lies liesCOLLEGE COMMERCIAL ron Open all the year yearCOLLEGE yearCOLLEGE ar arSpe COLLEGE Special Spe ial proposition to toAugust toAUjUSt toAugut August enrollments enrollmentsCOURT enrollmentsCOURT enrollmentsCOURT COURT WOOD LLM LL LLD President PresidentEIGHTEEN PresidentJGUTEEX PresidentEIGIITIIEN EIGHTEEN YEARS OF UNPARALLELED UNPARALLELEDSUCCESS UXPAItiLLELEDSUCCESS UNPARALLELEDSUCCESS SUCCESS SUCCESSIndividual SUCCESSIndividual SUCCESSIndividual Individual Instruction InstructionThe The secret of the success of this school lies liesin liesin liesin in its method of dealing deaHn with the student In Individually indirlduaJl indtvidualiy dividually dirlduaJl In this way the pupil Is interested interestedfrom intcrestelfrom interestedfrom from the start There are re no idlers idlersThose idlersThose idlersThese Those who graduate in shorthand and type typewriting typewridn typewriting writing wridn will be guaranteed positions Fifteen 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Lawetc L1wetc Lawetc etc with the guarantee nnrantee of a permanent posi position posit1on posttion tion if you start right away Individual in instruction instnlctlon inatnaction struction expert teachers teachersWASHINGTON tellchfrsWASHIGTON teachersWASiiIGTON WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF COMMERCE COMMERCEHarp cOmnmCElIarper COMMERCEharper Harp harper Building 4fiT 1 CSt St au2Mf au2MfROCKVILLE au2ttfOCRJJrI au21tfROCKYILL1 ROCKVILLE OCRJJrI MD ACADEMY FOR OR BOYS BOYSHome DOYSHome BOYShome Home life and individual care and Instruction InstructionTerms InstructionTerms fnstructionTerms Terms moderate Address ddreu MASON SN SNA SN NA A jylS2mos MARTiAL MONUMENT MONUMENTBY BY LOUIS Offl8 AMATEIS AUTOSWashington AMATEISWashington AMATEISWashington Washington Sculptors Design Ac Accepted Aci Accepted i cepted by Texas Society SocietyTho I I II I II Tho ability and labor of a wellknown wellknownWashington wellknownYashlngton wellknownWashington Washington sculptor Louis Amatels has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen been given flattering recognition In the theacceptance theacceptance theacceptance acceptance of his design desh for a martinI martialmonument martinImonument martinImonument monument to be erected In Galveston GalvestonTex GalvestonTex GalvestonTex Tex Ho has been commissioned to tosupervise tosupervise tosupervise supervise the erection of this memorial memorialwhich memorialwhich memorialwhich which is to cost approximately 50000 50000by 50000by 50000by by the Veuve Jefferson Davis Chapter ChapterDaughters ChapterDaughters ChapterDaughters Daughters of tho Confederacy His com compensation compensation cornpensation pensation for providing tho sketches and andworking andworking andworking working models and seeing to the satis satisfactory sattsfactory satisfactory factory completiop of the work will be 10000 10000Mn 10090 10090Mr 10090Mr Mr Amatels success Is all the more morenoteworthy morenoteworthy morenoteworthy noteworthy and locally interesting from fromthe fromthe fromthe the fact that his design came into com competition competition cornpetition petition with those of ormany many other promi prominent promlceut promineat neat American sculptors In his studio studioat studioatNlneteentb studioat at atNlneteentb Nineteenth Street and RIggs Place Placenorthwest Placencrthwest Placenorthwest northwest he has at present only a pho photograph pbotograph photograph tograph of the sketch model which won wonthe wonthe wonthe the approbation of the judges but It Itfully Ittuny itfully fully shows the beauty of the proposed proposedmonument proposedmcnument proposedmcnument mcnument monumentSurmounting mcnumentSurmounting mcnumentSurmounting Surmounting a huge boulder of un unhewn unhevn unhewn hewn granite will stand a sturdy war warrior warrior warnor rior nor typifying the fighting spirit of the theSouth theScuth theScuth Scuth in the Lost Cause The figure figureIs figureIs Is not depicted as representing any ape spccal specal apeal cal al branch branthof of the military service but butIP butis IP 15 first and foremost noteworthy in the thedesperate thedcsperate thedesperate desperate unyielding tone of the tlt indi individual individual mdividual vidual vidualWounded vidualYoulled vidualounfied Wounded ounfied in the forehead with head headswathed beadswathed headswathed swathed in the best possible way in a ahurry nhurry ahurry hurry the fighter seems pressing for forward forward forward ward His Hi sword is broken but still stillclenched stillclenched ll llclenched clenched in hand while the the other arm armholds armholds armholds holds the colors in a firm grasp At his hisfeet hisfeet hisfeet feet are arodlsmantled dismantled guns representing representingtho tho end of the actual carnage while the thegeneral thegeneral thegeneral general appearance of the monument is isto Isto isto to bear out the inscription on the rough roughbase roughbase roughbase base Gloria Vlctorlus The grasp of ofthe ofthe dfthe the subject and the technical devel development development development opment of the idea have evoked much muchfavorable muchfavorable muchfavorable favorable comment from those persons personswho personswho personswho who have seen the sckctch of the new newmonument newmonument newmonument monument monumentCHINESE monumentCHINESE monumentCHINESE CHINESE CUT WIRES WIRESLONDON WIRESLONDO WIRESLONDON LONDON Aug 25 25Dlspatcbes Dispatches from fromShantung fromShantung fromShnntung Shantung to the Times state that the theYellow theYellow theYellow Yellow River Rfverhas has burst its north bank banknear bankncar banknear near Tsinanfu Tho German railway has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen been damaged by floods oods It is said that thatthe tbatthe thatthe the Chinese have destroyed many miles milesof milesof milesof of German telegraphs in the Kaomi disT disTtrlct dls dlstrlct district trlct TANNERS TANNERSBUSINESS TANNERSBUSINESS TANNERSBUSINESS BUSINESS COLLEGE COLLEGECor Cor 9th and FTWENTYFIRST FTWENTYFIRST FTWENTYFIRST TWENTYFIRST YEAR YEARThe YEARThe YEARThe The principal his had over 20 years ex experience experlence oxperience perience as Official Court Stenographer Bookkeeper Book Bookkeeper keeper and Teacher of Business Methods MethodsCOURSES Methodscoruss ethoch ethochCOtrRSES COURSES Shorthand Typewriting Book Bookkeeping Bookkeepln Bookkeeping keeping CIvil Service English etc Gradu Graduates Graderates Graduates ates placed in positions Day and night ses sessions sessIons sc scioris sions ioris Call 11 at any time or send for catalogue catalogueYOUR catalogueYOUR catalogueYOUR YOUR OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITYThe The opportunity is now presented you to edu educate educate edunate cate yourself at small cost for a higher and andmore andmore andmore more lucrative field of usefulness fulness 18 years of ofsuccess ofsuccess ofsuccess success as a teacher confers ability and is isthe isthe isthe the very Cry best guarantee that this school School can canprepare canprepare 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catalogue MRS PHOEBE PHOEBEHAMILTON lUOEBDJlJ IJIOEBElLtatILTON HAMILTON JlJ ILTOS SEABROOK Principal PrincipalUNIVERSITY PrincipalUNIVERSITY PrincipalUNIVERSTV UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIAletters VIRGH4ALeflees1 VIRGINIA VIRGINIALetters Leflees1 Letters Science Law1 Law Jledlclnel Medicine EngineeringStMfon EngineeringSession Engineering EngineeringSession Session begins 15th September For C1taIOlue catslogue cats 1 IOlue address 11J 11 PAGE Chairman Chairman mlottesville ChAr ChArlottesville Charlotteaville lottesville Va au630t au630tMISS AU63OtMISS auGSotMiss MISS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE INSTITUTEEstablished INSTITUTEEstabliabed INSTITUTEEstablished Established 1533 1SS3Thousands 1533Thousands 1533Thoiisanali Thousands prepared for examinations Pupils Pupilsreffisterins PupilsIegisterin Pupilsregistering registering daily any at 003 0 st nw Reasonable Reasonablerates ne Reasonablerates n4blo n4blorlt rates rlt ST MARYS ACADEMY ACADEWIYAlexandria ACADEMYAleundrla ACADEMYAlexandria Alexandria Va VaDoarding VsBoarding uBoarding Boarding and Day School for young ladies ladiesand ladiesAnd ladiesand and children will reopen Monday Ond3Y September STerms STerms 8Ternas Terms moderate moderateAddress moderateAddr rnoderateAddress Address Addr SISTER SUPERIOR SUPE IOR aulJ30t aulJ30tACME aul63OtACME aulG30tACME ACME SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE TYPEWRITING TYPEWRITING TYPEWRITING WRITING 1305 Street WStenography W5trnographJ WStenography Stenography Typewriting and all Business Businessteachers BusinessDranches BusinessBranches Branches thoroughly taught by competent competenttachtrs competentteachers teachers Preparation for civil service exam examinations CX1II1in1l1orus examinations inations English PHONE ia taught MAIN Ll LlGf to 92SY foreigners foreignersPHONE foreignerslIIONE Gf i aulG30t AUCTION SALES SALESJAMES SALES1U SALESJAMES JAMES 1U 1UTOL1FFE AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEERPeremptory AUCTIONEERPeremptory UCTImrERPeremptory Peremptory sale by auction auctionof auctionof auctionof of 51 Brick and Frame FrameHouses FranleHouses FrameHouses Houses on new Union Depot DepotStation DepotSt DepotStation Station St tion site situated on Mas Massachusetts 1as 1assachusetts Massachusetts sachusetts Avenue Northeast NortheastFirst NortheastFirst Northeast5First First Street Northeast Cali California California California fornia Street Northeast EStreet EStreet EStreet Street Northeast Street StreetNortheast StreetNortheast StreetNortheast Northeast Chicago hicago Street StreetNortheast StreetNortheast StreetNortheast Northeast Delaware Dela ware Avenue AvenueNortheast AvenueNortheast AvenueNortheast Northeast Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east St Anns Ann Court North Northeast Northeast Northeast east Cabbage Alley North Northeast Northeast Northeast east Jackson Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east Street Northeast KStreet KStreet KStreet Street Northeast Second SecondStreet SecondStrtet SecondStreet Street Northeast I Street StreetNortheast StreetNortheast StreetNortheast Northeast comprising brick brickcoal brickcoal brickcoal coal office Massachusetts MassachusettsAvenue MassachusettsAvenue assachusettsAvenue Avenue and Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east 16 22 102 and 104 104Massachusetts 104Massachusetts 104Massachusetts Massachusetts Avenue North Northeast Northeast Northeast east 102 and 104 Street StreetNortheast StreetNortheast StreetNortheast Northeast 501 and 503 First FirstStreet FirstStreet FirstStreet Street Northeast 2 brick sta stables stables stables bles and fence First and Cal California California California ifornia Streets Northeast Northeastand Northeastand Northeastand and 123 Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east frame shed and brick brickfoundation brickfoundation brickfoundation foundation adjoining Chi Chicago Chicago Chicago cago Street Northeast 124 126 and 132 1 32 Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east northeast corner Dela Delaware Delavare Delaware ware Avenue and Street StreetNortheast StreetNortheast StreetNortheast Northeast 128 St Anns AnnsCourt Ann5Court AnnsCourt Court 113 121 127 131 133 137 Cabbage Alley AlleyNortheast AlleyNortheast AlleyNortheast Northeast 717 719 721 723 723Delaware 723Delavare 723Delaware Delaware Avenue Northeast 74 79 80 Jackson Street StreetNortheast StreetNortheast StreetNortheast Northeast 724 and 724r 724rFirst 72 72First 724kFirst First Street Northeast 97 68 100 121 Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east 818 Delaware Avenue AvenueNortheast AyenueNortheast AvenueNortheast Northeast 813 820 822 911 913 931 and 933 First FirstStreet FirstStreet FirstStreet Street Northeast 130 132 134 and 140 I Street North Northeast Northeast Northeast east 109 Street Stre Northeast 918 Delaware DelavareAvenue Avenue North Northeast Northeast Northeast east and 914 14 Second Street StreetNortheast Streetorthe StreetNortheast Northeast orthe st to be removed removedON ON THURSDAY THE TWEN TWENTYSEVENTH TIYENTYSEVENTH TWENTYSEVENTTI TYSEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST AUGUSTA A 1903 COMMENCING llilENCING AT 10 10OCLOCK 10OCLOCK liiOCLOCK OCLOCK A A HL I will sell by public publicauction publicauction publicauction auction in front of each parcel the theabove thenbovc theabove above brick and anSI frame houses to be beremoved beremoved beremoved removed iii in thirty thirl days from the day dayof dnyof dayof of sale TERMS OF SALE CASH CASHNote CASHote CAShNote Note ote The purchaser purchaser or purcl purchasers aser of each eachparcel e2hparcel eachparcel parcel to give give bond or cash in the sum of 300for 300for 300 300for for th the faithful removal of said building or orbuildings orbufldlnss orbuildings buildings and clearing clearin of said ground in this thatime thstime thistime time specified spec 1cd as L5 above By order of ofGEORGE ofGEORGE ofGEORGE GEORGE i HAMILTON HAMILTONau4St ll1JILTOXauISt HAMILTONauSlSt au4St Attorney for Owners OwnersI OwnersThe oJ oJThe I The 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