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few of the Inhabitants of suburbs oroutlying hamleta outside the craterwalls Even these villages were

by the fall of the millions oC

tons of earth and rock hurled into theair by the Was A few escaped

to caYry WHS news of the eruptionto the cities of the north

The survjvors did not at fret fully

I Intend to for the North Poleregion again in bt I do not regardfavorably WeMmaas balloon plan saidCapt ReaW Amundsen the noted Nor-wegian explorer who reached Washington from New York this morningCaptain Amundsen spent three and ahalf years In the polar region and definitely located what Is known a theMagnetic North Pole He also succelled with his famous sloop GJoa innavigating the Northwest Passage

Wellman may attempt a balloon tripto the but I would not accomnanyhim continued Captain Amundsen

Balloons and airships are too uncer-tain even under normal conditions andI see no prospect for their successfuluse In the Arctic where snowstorms and Ice and atmospheric de-

pression abound on every Iany balloon expedition will

be an illfated oneMy head Is full of plans tor my

expedition none of which havefully worked out or dededhave decided however to my

than by the easternCommander Peary It Is probable

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understand the nature ot the catastropebut later explosions of less violencethan the first have made It clear

Though the story is oontused It ap-

pears that the populace was beginning-tc recover from the terror into

was thrown by the earthquake21 and to have ben returning to

the shattered homes at the time theeruption occurred

The latest version agrees with the

FRAUD IS CHARGED

AT EXCISE HEARING

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exclaimed Mr Brady jumping to hisfeetI am willing to take oath to It re-plied Mr Darneillo

I wouldnt believe sow answeredMr Brady as he resumed his seat

Mr DaraeUIe paid no attention to thisremark and resumed his argumentwhich was thereafter uninterrupted

Evidence was produced to show thatMr Neligan had the requisitenumber of signers to his application bytransferring certain property in theneighborhood to hl Neligan relatives J if PayneCecelia Payne and Edward Payne

characterised by the attorneys forthe protestants as an outrageous at-tempt to a fraud en theboard Mr Shoemaker announcing hi

upon the ground that he hadto obtain a license by illegalmethods

Darneillo Scores Attorneys-

In reply to this Mr said thatit was an easy matter to make thecharge of fraud but not so easy toprove It

As for the attorneys for the protes-tants said he I consider that theyhave made unwarranted attack onme and have Insulted the Integrity ofthis honorable board when they Inti-mate that my presence is antiwi This Is something the board stu dconsider very carefully intheir decision I will the opin-ion that the attorneys are more inter-ested in the attempt of a combine ofliquor men in that section of the cityto prevent Mr Neligan from obtaininghis license than they are in the propertyowners whom they say they represent

Rev J Milton Waldron colored of1 4 V street northwest presented a petition signed by residents and

of the neighborhood inis called to the fact thaton the square in question there areat present four liquor places two

wholesale and two retail and that thereare eleven suet houses within a radiusof three squares These places he saiddo A bucket trade a large part ofthe contents of which are consumed onthe street resulting in much

and and a consequenteciation of property

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first that the number kilted number1SOW It is generally believed here thattho number is somewhat exaggeratedThough Karataglvs population can onlybe guessed It is estimated here to havebeen between 2500 and 3000

The killed in lghbortng villageshowever would probably considerablyswell number Whether other townsof importance were also destroyed is notyet known

DOCTORS BUGGY SMASHED

A buggy belonging to Dr EdmundScott of MIll Ninth street northeastwas smashed this morning when thihorse became frightened collmedwith one of the big of theW M Gait Fee at Seventhand T streets northwest No other

was done

VITAL RECORDS i

BirthsJoseph A and Mary Wftitfleld girlEdward O and M WhltfordGeorge A and Annie Wood boy

John T and Nannie B Howarth boyJohn D and Ellen B Gallagher boyAndrew R and Emma E Gill boyThomas R and Helen J Gibson girlMartin M and Regina F Flannery

Joseph L and LUlle May Durnbaugh

E and Margarita G Berck

Horace A and Mary M BellJoseph and Anne Amberger girlRichard H and Idn M Anderson hey

Marriage LicensesHuntress Jr of Boston

to Gertrude T BrownWilliam F Smart to Lady C Noon

both of Staunton VaThomas N Lawry to Mary E CookJoseph N Justice to Maude Handle

both of Woodbury N JJohn H Herdman Wilmington Dol

to Damasa CintronJohn R Shannon U S N to Evelyn

F to Mary A Fallonboth

DeathsWilliam Birth 99 years IMS L

street northwestEUsabeth 2024

avenueJames Kersey 7S years Government

Hospital for the InsaneGheen years 1362 Sixth

street southwestSamuel Wise years 618 I street

southwestWiliam H JBsputa 37 years 819 New-

ton plac northwestWHilam James Huson 56 years Gov-

ernment OfficeArabella A Donaldson G9 years 4S5 K

street northwestAmela Curtis 40 years 217 D street

northwest

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In addition to the weekly housecleaning of oddments all over the store thisweeks Green Ticket Sale presents the results of several recordrbreaMng purchasesamong the goods mostly in demand The economies offered are little short of

outdistancing any successful competition

A Makers Stock of French FeltUntrimmed Hats Worth 2 and

In competition with several New York firms our buyer secured this immense lot of hats at alow cash price This great purchase makes it for you to hats of the highest

quality at a fraction of their real value at the beginning of the season Materials are chieflyFrench felts though theres a good assortment of fur and melusine beavers Every conceivableshape is large small every color A becoming style for every womangreatest variety we have offered this season Choice of 2 and values 69c

Continuing the Sale of Alland Bros

TRIMMED HATS-At Half Price and Less

All traditions of hat selling have been broken by this weeks distribution of fashionable head

chance to share selection is still unbroken for tomorrows selling The high reputation of the

American models every imaginable shape and colorgain lots

Hats Worth6 to 8 3 95 Hats Worth

8 to 10 H95 Hats Worth CC AC

Purchase of 200 HighGradeSuits Regular 20 Values O

Just in time to announce it in todays comes this splendid lot of suits from our buyer inNew York He came across a maker who desired a quick cash of his balance of wasallowed to name practically his own price

The of this seasons most exclusive models of styling andMade of broadcloths cheviots and striped mannish novelties in military Chap box

cutaway styles Coats are from 27 to 36 inches and with best satin Some are handsomely with silk braids and have velvet collars Others modeled along conservative mannish lines All are splendidly tailored Plain colors are blue brown green garnet and black The stripesshow every correct color combination 20 values at 1291

cloth Coats Worth 1298 and 15Equally as important as the suit purchase is the wonderful coat value we offer tomorrow These

are the house samples of a leadingthe craft Kersey or broadcloth fashionedthroughout with satin or half lined Some of the models are richly trimmed with spoils of silk braid innumerous smart effects Others are trimmed with wide Hercules braids and have inlaid velvet collarsMostly black A few castors Choke at 795

Manufacturers Mill Remnants of Dress Goods

We closed out the short lengths of dress goods from several prominent woolen mills at a fractional price comprising fabrics worth 5oc to 200 per yard Mostly dress patterns and skirtAmong the materials are

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On two great bargain tables Each piece ticketed with yardage and priceSpecial lot of full size Por

tieres of best mercerized tap-estry in plain red and green r ror combinations of the twocolors G T P x J

Remnants cf highgrade bleachedCottons worth to 15c arefruit of the loom warn 3csutta and other ilbrands G T P yd

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Odds and ends of Boys and MissesFlat Mixed Wool Garments o Pthat sell regularly at 60c andBe G T P 1

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Glove SpecialsW-omens black

Gloves usually sold at fhOc lined with soft dOA orsilk fleecing G T P

The popular Gauntlet Glove infirst favor for outdoor wear splen-didly made of end Cjj tfbrown leathers Regular125 value G T P le WA-dlers celebrated mannish Walk

Moves for women in all thewanted tan shadesmost stores get 125 for flj f f fthese gloves some as Imuch an W G T P W

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Cut price sale of mens heavyWorking Gloves Including variousserviceable as well t ras knit wool styles 25c and C5Sc values G T P i J

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Childrens 88c Bearskin

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Childrens SL26 and S150 CheckedWorsted Dresses lined throughouttrimmed with V front embroidored with anchor sizes

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THE CORCORAN GALLBRY OF ARTwill reopen to the public on SUNDAY

M and will be open to the publicevery Sunday thereafter at the samehour until further notice Admission free

ocSl4t F B DirectorSTOCKHOLDERS of the AmericanTelegraphone Company are respectfullyinvited to call and examine the new wireand discs machines now exhibitedfor their benefit at the MetropolitanBank Building 16th street Rooms Nos606 and SOT Hours from 10 A M to P M

ItTHE SEVENTH SEMIANNUAL

of two and onehalf 2 per centhas been declared on the preferred stockof the Washington and Electric

December 1st tostockholders of itth 007

Books for the transfer of atoll wlD beclosed from November 29th UfT to December 1st MOT both dates inclusive-

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