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A» U# alfftwy u*ti* illv hap Maa %'#ry «-aii»Mrt**at frw*n«l «*r # frb-nd abu la# a * ft I-no a#|n ia parting f^r t»oalt!*»*», ll# nml nation* arr g##»rrally poiimmjpfi* tlv*. But tla romprt#n< >la in aJ-, moat all mara nm •**• • Hrtna ll# b#at tralnrd n#*n In thr p#rvi.«. lh* «*onaular flrrka anr- giv«»n more dutlfit and mo#** kind# «o dutlr# than |*rrlat»* any olhrr rla** atatr departm. n* oltlrlalp 1 ft«* , |'i**nt > arvf In tha |*lace of i“*»«aulP, tnay ar fragu#ntly arnt out aa r-onauiar m aprctora. ih»-y are iwitnoi to a»* nf mMitral ronauUit duty In dtn**»«-nt part** as lb** viorld. thry arr »»IN up on fbr aprrlal rrpoi ta u|**n nrarly rv ary phaar of oonaular n'ork, and t arr frrqnrtitly drtaUrd to tlu atatr a#- j partm»*nt In Waahingtun for a**rvU'«* In th«* ronfular borrau. Thry rank nlth iHulrnanta In thr navy or captain# In thr army. Anothrr rrm»rk«l>lr thtn* ■boot ihrm I* that thrtr *«J»ry l» *o Miiall. Thry *»t a tbouaand a..llar» a vrar for thr Brat flvr yrara. Aftrr that thry art tm-rlv* hundrr>l dollar* a yrat with nrvrr .noth, r ' ralar." though thry atay In the arrvh-r a i rntury. 1 nry havr an advantagr. howrvrr, In that thry may hr dertgnatrd hy thr M'-r*- tary of atatr aa vler conaol «r aa vtre rontul grnrral In addition to thrlr reg ular title. Thla give* thrm th*- right to takr ruch part of unottti lal t-onaular frr* which may come to them aa the conaul with whom they are aerving will allow. When aa vice rttnaul a eonaular . t-lrrU doea the whole duty of eonrui he can have hla chohe between hla regular aatary and the aalary of the vice con aul He never geta both. He •* »lao paid net-eaaary travellnß eaiwnae* be tween hla realdenee and hi* poat of du ty on appointment and return and du ring a tranafer under ordera from one poat to another. Thla la * financial courteay not extended to other mem-I here of the eonaular or diplomatic aer vice An ocraalonol benefit cornea to him when he la detailed to aerve a* ccnaul In a case where that office la , vacated by death or disiniseul. Then I he draw* the full aalary of ronaul Charles H. Day of Illinois Is now eu- , joying this good fotlun* at Berlin be-, cause of the recent death of Consul, Julius Cloldscbmldt. I’ntil a new consul I* appointed at Herlln Mr. Day will! revel In a salary, inriudinK fee*. |of about aeven thousand dollar* a ye*t. The traveling expenses, the occasion- j al unofficial fees, and the very infre-j quent fortune of drawing full consular, pay leave the consular clerks still the poorest paid men of their character and competency In the service. Neverthe less. they like their Jobs, especially the life tenure feature#,and thy aldom leave f them for branches of the service !ia~ j ble to the dissevering feature of the j political axe. A summary of these dH- 1 tijnetive clerks shows that altogether j sixty-six have received appointment ; eight have been brave enough to ac cept promotion to higher but less se cure branches of the service: twenty eigfct have resigned and entered pri vate life, and one man actually declin ed appointment. A vacancy which will soon be filled now exists because of the dismissal last summer of Henry W. Martin, who was on duty at Paris and who In company with Kinsmen of Sir Robert Feel attempted to paint the c-lty a tittle too red for state depart ment regulations. He was from good j folks and hi* unfortunate escapade was much regretted. The cause of his re moval will 1* submitted at this ses | sion of congress. It hi* friends should; see fit to make a fight In congress for hie reinstatement In the service a new phase of theet- positions not yet tested would develop. 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H# ban t**#n a**nt away to I varloua f«»r#i#n A#lil« and th#n hurrii- l j tarrk to W«-hinirt*»n for duty at th# Kmttnff prr-aruncnl training aa a ] touriac gui*l*. It# t# now on duly at ] th# rofksmtal# of iiaaka and Hh»t>> In Japan aa vl<# and d#puty conaul. Huh , Itard T. Hmltb. th"«ah atitl a young j man. ha* had a variety of government , aervlce of whh h a r enlenarlan might f n . |. r ,,ud. He ha* been a clerk In the war de|M,rtmenl. treasury department, and state department. In IIM ha was | d#tail#d a# prlvat# a##r#tary to th# a#< - i r#tary of »iat/ th lia-'i h t \%a# »#nt t** I'arls for duty with the Behring Sea arbitration. In IBM he nerved a* deputy j ronaul general at Faria, and afterwards j as deputy consul general at Cuoatan-, tin,.pie He has written perhaps a hun dred song* and aeveral operetta*. The . Iwst know n of the latter are The New Year * Kreeptl.m, Th- Lottery Ticket I and Paradise Flats. Hl* music to the , iwthetle atnry of Johnnie Jones and his slater Sue a* told In Kugene Field’* catchy poem Listen to My Tale of Woe Is one of the standing tnhwHtancle* of musical comedy. A* pretty hut not ao well known is hi* music to Samuel Min- I turn Petk’a If You Love Me Darling' and Swinging In the (Irape-vlne Swing, j Among well known eongs for which he i has written both word* and music are: | The Average Policeman. Koolsy Wool *y, The Song That Breaks My Heart (parody on the Song That Reached Mv| Heart), Shamrock Land, The Coaglnest ■ Man Mah Little Mandy—of which Huh Is especially fond—and Tomblgbee. A I verae of the last Bong which has crowded The Banks of the Wabash clear out of the Washington market goes this way: ! "The Mississippi’* wide and grand, The Swannee’s famed In song: The waters of the Wabash, too, Flow merrlls’ along: ! But all their beauties pale and fade And have no charm for me- For I have known since childhood days The dear old Tomblgbee.” t This song is dedicated to Mlsa Myra |S. Noyes, daughter of Crosby S. I Noyes editor of the Washington Star. . Hub’a ambition, hla close friends say. Is to write a national hymn. | Edward P. Mar-Lean, a New Yorker, has varied experience In this line of 'service since his appointment in 1870. (Among the Places at which he has j creditably served are Leipsig as vice 7 SUTHERLAND SISTERS’ HAIR GROWER FOR OVER 14 YEARS Thi* highly m«ritoriou» preparation baa stood ftt the head ol all hair restorative*. More than 3,000.000 bottle* have been need by th* American people, and thousands of testimonial* bear witn«»* to itß excellence, j while there were never any complaint* when direction* were followed SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS’ SCALP CLEANER la the ohly dandrutl cure. For sham pooing, it has no equal. All Lire Drutlfli*>« Soil 11. 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If the liver la Inactive, you have a bilious . a . j# y„ur Nlomit hl# <ll#f»r4rr#4, you have a dyspeptic look: If your kidneys are affected, you have a plneh.-d look. Berure give! health and you will surely have good looks. "'Klectiic Bitter*” ta a g<»>d alterative and tonic. Ai ta di rectly on the Stoma, h. liver and kid n*yi, purirtt * lh«* Ulckhl, *’ur«*# plmplM, blotrhee an.l bolla and give# a good (omplexlon Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Howard * WMIWg drug store. ID cents per bottle. The Nallor’s Dance. What’s he that talk* of a Jig or a reel. Who ha* never tieen a tailor, err a hornpipe seen on a ahlo of the ljueen. f)r an Arctic ocean whaler? You hear the ring of the 1«> sun e call "For * dance, my lail'a all ready; The lie*it. I# high In the radiant sky And the old »hip going steady." Then It’s heel and to* To the tuneful bow, ■ f Ami It’s all so light and brerxy: i You may took In France or In Spa*, far a dance. But you'll say Any day That the hornpipe beats them easy. The tar alone has a dance of his own, And It takes a tar to dance It. Though a lassie sweet, with her two little feet. Is the one charm to enhance It. You dance with one or you dance with two. As the notion takes your fancy. In an Indian glade, with a dusky maid. Or at home with blue-eyed Nancy! For It's heel and toe To the tuneful how, And it's all so light and hreexy: You may look In France or in Spain for a dance, But you’ll say Any day That the hornpipe beats them easy. It speaks of home to the hearts of a crew. And It Bet# U 8 all a-dreamlng, A» we dance in tune, to the light -of the moon. On a lonely ocean gleaming. It taken us back to the hoiU£war<l track ~ To the friend* that aoon will greet us; The ringing cheer, as we touch the pier, And the welcome that will meet us. , Oh, It's heel and toe To the tuneful bow. And It’s all so light and breezy: You may look In France or In Spain for a dance, But you’ll say Any day That the hornpipe heats them easy. —J. L. MOLLOY, In Temple Bar. For Whooping Cough use CHENEY’S EXPEC TORANT. "What is your idea of a strong mind ed woman?" •One who thinks she can entertain a man without wearing frizzes." Buf falo Commercial. We have the best large type Bibles in flexible bind ings in the city. Our price only S 1.50, others charge $2.50 and $3.00. At Richards & Shaver’s. SHOES. THAT ARE KNOWN I Everything that b sty* h&h. artistic *nd com fortable. combined with the best of workman ship will be found in Hanan & Sons Slices. CASHIN, GOULET i VAUGHAN, 808 Broad Street. MMDVTB I ON MANAS B M»V I^^ jj The “Maine” Album! GfiDfirs Ibbco and Interesting scenes associated with the destruction of our Qlant Bat ship and her Heroic Crew. Souvenir Edition! Few incident* of American history have been attended by such publto excitement and national Indignation as that which followed quickly upon the destruction of the Battleship Maine. In response to the universal de mand for a pictorial history of the 111-fated warship, Ita capta ncy and in fact everything In connection with It leading up to and Including I s assas sination. we have secured and offer our readers this week n beautiful Maine Album or Portfolio, )he most complete photographic recoid issued upon the subject, embracing splendid photos of The Martyrs Which la now ready for delivery al our.ofllce, or by mull for Ten Cents. CONTENTS OF "MAINE” LAB CM. Captain Chas! D. Rtgsbee. General A Gtoud of Junior Officers of the Fitzhugh L e. Wardroom of the Maine. The Battleship Maine. Court of Inquiry In Session. The Destruction of the Maine. Funeral of the Victims of the Maine. Havana Harbor and the Maine An- disaster. Chorage. A Fruit Vender In Havana. MUk De- The Harbor Entrance to Havana. livery In Havana. Gunner’s Gang of the Maine. The Captain General’s Palace In Ha- Vlews of the Maine's Crew off Duty. vana. , A Minstrel Show on the Maine. Ship's General Blanco y Arenas. Company of the Muine. Looking Down the Prado, Havana. Please notice the Maine Album above advertised Is one of a "Souvenir Series’’ of eight portfolios, devoted to the great Heroes and Achievements of the Spanish-American War, each portfolio being a special number devoted to a great and principal event. . _ . Next week No. 2 will be offered as a Memorial of the Urst Sacrifice of the war. or the hc-ioi, death of Ensign Bagiev and his companions, Inclu ding many other special features of the early events of the war such as the vessel that fired the first shot; the first prize; bombardment of Matanzas, rutting of the cables, etc., etc. Then in weekly afui consecutive,order will appear the following. Tilt-. DEWEY NUMBER -The.Hero und’ buttle of Manila 'THE SAMPSON NUMBER— Bpnyjat’dmerit'-of-San Juan and Morre cas tU>‘HoßSo>: and THE MERRI wj th additional apeeial feature*. ADMIRAL SCHLEY—The Destruction of Cervcra's Fleet THE 'SrtAFTER NUMBER—Thi? 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