Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06
A sIxTEEN-PAGE STAR.
Some OF the Features of the Big Paper
to be Issued Tomorrow.

Some OF the Features of the Big Paper
to be Issued Tomorrow.
TEE EVENING STAR will be issued tomorrow
in sixteen-page form to meet the extra de-
mand made at this season upon its crowded
columns both by advertisers and by the events
attending the opening OF the busy season at
the capital The additional pages will give
room for many special features. Matters of
interest relating to the new Congress will
be treated in an entertaining way and num-
Der Of articles giving information on subjects
now occupying public attention have been
prepared especially for this edition. Both in
Its literary and general news features tomor-
rows STAR will be an unusually attractive
number. Another installment Of Frank r.
Ssockton's serial will be given, besides reada-
BILE articles from the pens of well-known
writer's. Much of the space, however, will be
devoted to matters having peculiar interest
Tor Washing tonians. Among the contents Of
Ibis enlarged edition the following may be
announced:
NEW FACES IN CONGRESS-:
Sketches of the men who this week entered
upon their careers as national legislators.
Qllustrated.)
HOW CONGRESS Is REPORTED:
A description of the press galleries at the
Capitol and the way the nation is kept in-
formed of the doings of the statesmen.
Qllustrated)
WIVES OF wELL-KNOWN MEN:
Ladies whom the incoming of a new admin
istration has made prominent in Washing
ton society. Qllustrated.)
WHAT HOTEL MEN SEE OF LIFE:
One of them tells a STAR reporter about the
elegant-looking men who keep up appear
ances at the expense of the florist, the
tailor and the hotel proprietor.
A NIGHT WITH THE NIHILISTS:
A former Siberian exile gives for the readers
OF TIE STAR q thrilling description of his
initiation into the order of The Peoples
Will"
SAILING ON ICE AND SNOW:
An article descriptive Of progress in ice
yachting and some novelties in the way of
snow-saiIing and kite-skating. QIIus-
trated.)
GOING OUT FOR LUNCH:
Many places of many kinds where the de-
partraent clerk spends his dime and his ten
minutes he takes for refreshments at noon
day. Cllustrated.)
NATIONS WITH SPANISH NAMES:
Some of the ladies who will lead in the social
events attending the Pan-American Con-
gress. Qllustrated.)
THE CAPTAINS YARN:
An interesting story of strange adventure
in China, written for The EVENING STAR by
naval officer
STORIES OF THE THREE BURG
LARS:
An interesting installment of Frank r. Stock
tons breezy serial. Qllustrated.)
THE LAMENT OF THE CHAP
ERON:
A society matron gives STAR reporter an in
sight into the troubles of this martyr of
modern social customs.
LIFE ON $4,000 A YEAR:
Ayoung bachelor of fashion who thinks that
sum not too much figures cut his ex-
penditures for year.
TOYS FROM THE FAR EAST:
Queer playthings for children brought from
the distant land of the mikado.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES:
Many useful suggestions about pretty things
one can make to delight friends at Christ
mas.
HOME MATTERS:
Some well-tested recipes'and seasonable sug-
gestions to practical housekeepers.
HOUSE PLANTS AND BULBS:
Practical suggestions to the patrons of win
ter gardening.
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE:
Talk about recent sales and prospective i'm
provements.