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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
A BrRD,s-ryE VIEW Or The SrocK.

You'll use the mirror Sunday morn
ing if you ever did. Look yourself all
over--from your Eat to your Shoes.
You want the effect consistent-you
IF want it correct Perhaps you've got
YOU everything yet to buy. Maybe only .
HAVE Ic things. But no matter what-as
MADE long a. its in Mems wesr-or Boys and
UP Children's-we're with you.
YOUR We want you and If you'll stop to
MINDS think for an instant-youU want u.s.
WHAT Why! because stock hugs your
you NEEDS Our variety lets your fancy run
WANT toose. Our prices are chained to moder.
TO at,ou
WEAR There are Is many tastes a. there are
AT people-almost. You've your ideas
EASTER your neighbours his WE HOLD THEM
COME ALL.
TO In Suts-both depsrtments-MEN
Us and B0YS-you'll find the dressiest and
FOR the most business like-thAt ever left Q
1T. cutters table. Living pictures Of the
latest Fashion Plates. Overcoats, too.
WE'VE coverts-medium lengths and longer.
GOT Refer for the Boys Any size at all
1T. to fit any shape
IF Hats in all the proper blocks-Der-
YOU'RE bys. Silks and crush-with srmsfui Of
AT Boys and Children's Novelties.
SEA Shoes on shspely. new lasts-Com.
AS TO Portable - slightly. Durable and not
WHAT high to buy.
TO GET Furnishines-Might as we'll try to
COME count the stars to single out the
TO Us brillisnts Of Neckwear. Our Soc
WE'LL grade holds high carnival-Our line
HELP of higher priced scArfs Rives you all
YOU that's exclu sive to adorn the neck.
OUT. Gloves-in approved shades and loyal
qualities. Canes whose oddities Of pat.
LET tern fascinate
Us So IL upstsirs-down stairs
SERVE here there-and everywhere under
YOU our roof-all the necessities and luxu-
ANYWAY. rIes Of personal appsrel-Esster out.
fittings fashionable and sensible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03

The ladies have renewed their proposition
made two years ago to present a memorial
statue Of Washington in bronze to France, and
at a meeting yesterday at Mrs. Justice Fields a
reorganization was effected and conclusive
action was taken. Something like Sc 900 is
already in the treasury and it is thought the
statue will cost s2O, 900, that only s14OOO will
have to be raised, an amount certainly and
easily within reach if the proper spirit prevail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
'PALArs RoYArr CLorH Cars.

THE PRICEs-e3 to els.
THE sTYLEs-Thres Cspea. braided pointed yok
and two rufiies. Some with long tab points
The MATERIALS-Light Weight Broadcloth-
THE COLoRs-Tans. Black. 0rayA Browna
Continued below,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
BrAR1rz Crows.

BrAR,rz Crows.
Do ron know the BIARITz, Very like the Nous
ouetaire. but buttons; strong buckskiu; white
Stitched or in Salt Color.
We MARX THEM 81 PAIR.
In Tana Browns. arsys. Ensiish Tans aud Black
All sizss. ox to-.
This IL the best Glove Of this style W have ever
shown; look At thsm Just the Glove for Easter: you
will like them.
Bee our other Gloves: large assorsm ent oolors,
ssyiss anS prtcsa
THE BON MARcHI.
WINDSOR TIES 100.
We put on sale today lot Of Fine whits and white
ana Color ss Windsor Ties ss i0c roo viii And the
price 70 be 25c.
Il &. !! III
sssssss "A Fan &C., IN Ess
ETH Fl IT Is iii t..
II sls 7rH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
LADIES &c. GDovrs FoR $50.

every Pair warrsntedp
Who doesn't know Of these French Kid Gloves, For
thirteen years they Hue 6een specialy o, the PaIas
Royals. The demand now is such that we can buy In
sufncienty lare Quantities to obtain price
sion from the manufacturer The discount also
allowed In consideration Of immediate payment and
the small proh possible because of losses when SELL
ing dtioo w to Qrer the sLs5 Gloves Of the credit
stores for IS ceWs. Every pair warranted Tried on
ut our risk. you ask 1T. But will regular
please not ask IL they find the clerks very busy In
consideration Of the price reduction-S9 ceuts--we
think this 9 favor Jon should grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03

WHITTIER MAcH1sE COMPANY.
Boston and New York.
HIGH SPEED, SAFETY, HYDRAULIC PASSENGER
ELEVATE
Operated upon the PRESSURE TANK system
StesnA Belt and Hydraulic Elevators for Passenger
and Freight Service. Steel Boilers and Boiler
Plate Work Of all descriptions.
q. W. LEWIS, Agent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
A WoKD WrrH You. PLrAsx

DON'T YOU THINK IT Is TIME TO CHANGE
YOUR HEAVY OvERC0AT FOR LIGHTER
ONEs THESE FEW DAYS OF SPRING
WEATHER HAS CAUSED MANY OF YOUR
FRIENDS To CONE TO Us AND GET
FITTED WITH ONE FROM OUR MATCH
LESS STOCK. WE DO NOT CARRY ENOUGH
OF ONE KIND TO MAKE IT COMMON, BUT
PREFER TO SHOW LARGER VARIETY
You WILL FIND YOUR SIZE IN ANY STYLE
YOU SELECT. CALL AND SEE THEM TEN
TO THIRTY DOLLARS.
ROBINSON. PARKER CO.
HOW ABOUT A SPRING SUIT: IN OUR FORTY
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WE HAVE NEVER
HANDLED SUCH AN ELEGANT ASSoRT-
MENT OF SUITS AND SEPARATE TkOUs-
Frs FOR DRESS AND BUSINESS WEAR.
GARMENTS THAT WERE DESIGNED BY
ARTISTS AND THOROUGHLY TAILORED
BY PRACTICAL wORKMEN. LET Us FIT
VOC WITH SUIT FOR EASTER THAT
Is BEYOND QUESTION THE EQUAL OF
THE BEST TO BE GOTTEN ANYWHERE
AT PRICES THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY LOW
EST NOW.
ROBINSON PARKER 4 O.,
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE,
$40 SEVENTH 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
SHORT LENGTHS" IN DRESS TRIM

2L yds. Black Silk Vandyke
Trimming. s45O.
(First noor, rearJ
LINEN DFpaRTMrNr-Abon,.
ao,en "shor, Isnx,bsn in Isusn
shest,nv p to 3 yards in length
20 Fancy Birdsys Towel. with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE PEOPLE SERVERS,

PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET.
sp3
II ERvAND. ENGRAyER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
n l012 Pa. ave-
Visiting cards neatly printed from plate, 75c. per
hundred ap3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
THE PALAIs ROYAL

THr PA1A1s RorA1 JrRsrra
THE PRICE-eL4S, s2. e26S s2eS, sS SO.
e39S. s5.
THE STYLEs-Hieh shoulders and braid trim.
mings in one hundred styles.
THE CoLOkS-Black. Blue. Gray. Tan. Tswn,
Brown. Red Green.
(Continusd belowl
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
3a29-3rn
LANsBuReH & BRo.s
INFORMATION COLUMN.

THE POPULAR NOTION THAT THE EASTER
HOLIDAYS is THE PROPER OCCASION FOR THE
ADVENT OF SPRING FASHIONS LEADS Us TO
PUT ON EXHIBITION ALL THE NEW THINGS.
SPRING SILKS. WOOL AND COTTON DRESS
GOODS. THROUGH CONSTANT AND UNREMIT-
TING EFFORTS ON OUR PART WE PRESENT TO
THE PUBLIC AN ASTONISHING AND BEwILDER-
ING ARRAY OF DRESS FABRICS. GATHERED
FROM TIE ,LEADING EUROPEAN cENTERs.
combined with extraordinary assembly Of materials
by the reliable domestic manufacturer forming
in all the
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
ooLoRINGs OF THE LATEST. THE NEWEST OF
wEAvEs. MATERIALS OF ALL GRADES.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
In conjunction with q grand display we will shows
line Of trimmings for these materials which in
beauty have never been equsled
OUR BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR THE PERFECT
DISPLAY OF GOODS Is KNOWN TO ALL
PARAsoLs IN ALL THE NEW THINGS.
SUCH LOVELY CREATIONS.
PARAsoLs TO MATCH ALL THE NEW SHADES
PARAsoLs TO SUIT EVERY wHIM AND FANCY
PRICES To SUIT ALL PURSES
NEW THINGS IN LADIES' GARMENTS.
Scores of new styles in Jacket. oOunemaras and
Pelerines. all prices.
As special Easter Offering we will sell 500 Ladies'
Sleeves. for s395.
500 LADIES' cAPEs made Of Ladies' Cloths II AN
Colors, Plated Edge, $3.50.
$50 LADIES' BLAZERS OF FINE CLOTH in All the
New Shades and Black. A very NObby Garment. o..
zoe PELERINEs. Long Front Tabs. Raised Shout
ders, Handsomely Braided AL Over. for $40.
% for q LADIES AIL-wooL coNNEMARA b
Blue and Black All sizes
CHILDREN's REFERS FOR sI.es of Atwood
Material in Garnet and Blue trimmed with Brass
tons, Fauntleroy Collar.
cHILDREN's REFERS. s225.
in Light Gray. AL Sizes The Most Stylish Missss
Garment shown by ~. Wonderfully cheap.
BE SURE TO VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT DUR
ING THIS WEEK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
GORHAM PLATE.

New designs IN Csndeiabrs, individual rer-.tsu
Dishes, Scsllop shells. Pannakins aud Individual
Butter Plates. ComrOtieres. Double Dishes and
every article needful for the dinner table
Rich Feather and Gauze Pans. silver and Gold
Mounted Canes, Umbrellas and Crops spo-&t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
CSC. UNDREssED KID GLOVES FOR soc.
every pair warrantedD

What was written above Of the Dressed Kid Gloves
could be said Of these Suede Undressed Kids The
same correct marrow embroidery, popular 4buttou
length and good Q fast Black is shown
Eighteen new shades for the spring Of go.
es-Six tints of Tan.S.
FSix tints of Grayz1
tS-SiX tiuts of Brown.as
In consideration of tomorrow's price Reduction will
you favor the Palas Royal Cal during The less busy
hours: Sto 10 an; to 3 and to pm
GENUINE PIG SKIN MoUsoUETAIREs FOR soc.
(Tried on at our risk.)
Those with the white stitching are sold ct some
stores for %. and nowhere else will you be offered
these Gloves at less than Csc. Will you find else
where the new Golden Brown, the new Blue Gray, or
such variety OF tints in Tans Modes &C. fast Black
Is here also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03

WOODWARD ALorEHoe
Corner III nd = 81 Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
q MISSES KID GLOVES FOR soc.
every pair warranted.)

q MISSES KID GLOVES FOR SOC.
every pair warranted.D
We recognize the difficulty Of fitting these Gloves by
those who not experts therefore will try ON these
Gloves tomorrow and only You will apply at
the counter rear of 1ll9 PennA ave store. Children
from to 10 years will be tted with Kid Gloves at
S9c pair Of quality that in LADIES' sizes retail ct
Sl.50.
AHINT FOR TOMORROW.
sFWin Gentlemen please inquire at counter rear OF
store and will our regular Lady patrons visit the
special counters of two stores and not
The counter near The door. This for mutual bene-
ft-to avoid overcrowdins near the door.
THE PAL AIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
LEATHER GOODS

travelling and shopping BARS. Reticules Calep-
oArs, forte folios. PortemonnAies. Gard. Lett-r
S.f iicket Cases. Coin Purses. Novel Covers
&c. Of the latest design. sad shade. Of t.ncy
leathers, M ounted in Sterling silver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
NJ. w. GArr. Bao g. Co.
yEwEII.ERs
AND
ELvERsNIrHs
ilo7 PENNSYLVANIA AVA
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOVELTIES.
IN JEwRLRY.

Attention IL called 10 Gold. silver and Tortolss-
abe fillets Of the newest designs Brocches Lace
Scarf and Bonnet Pins, Gold and Silver Belt
Buckles, Gold and silver-mounted Carriers In ths
newest shaded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
SOLID SILVER WARE

Compoteres. Bon Bon Dishes, Bon Bon Bora
Tonss and Spoons. Articles necessary for the
writing table Toilet Articles Of every description.
Odd Spoons and small single psecss suitable fos
souvenir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-03
E {. B,JB Iif'II'5
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
a 4 s.; +: = p EA:,E;;E|EE|''iiB
ZEE a IS. TIT e. sn9
l. l.. e = IS. - : L. IT, s"i
F f. E. E.
r1FrHH ssoSkKE ZEE. TIT
+ # sos ( K T.. !
E E. E. Az
Hundreds upon hundreds Of broken lots Of Ne,
Spring Merchandise 10 be put sale tomor ct
heard Of prices.
UMBRELLAS.

26inch Gloria Umbrellas. silver crook handles, wer
$3.50. Red Ticketed 81. 80 each.
26-inch Silk Umbrellas, plain and fancy wood han
dies. were 81 so and s3 Red Ticketed l % each.
26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, silver crook handles
were q. 80 and 81. Red Tickete> 81. SO each.
BLACK LACEs AND TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
A few Remnants OF Back Flouncngs and Nets, from
to yards; worth $l.25 to 81 yard Red Ticketet
69c. yard.
A lot Of Black Braid Dress Panels; " ere 81. Rex
Ticketed SIC. each.
lot of Black Silk Band Gimps were Csc. to $50
Red Ticketed &c. yard
lot Of Black Silk Leaf Gmps; worth Toe. to SIPS
Red Ticketed SOC. . yard
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LADIES' NECKwEAR.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
FAN DEPARTMENT.

FAN DEPARTMENT.
Sl.25 and 81 so Hand painted Colored Satin Fam
Red Ticketed 94c. each.
S1.75 and 81 Hand painted Satin Fans, hard VOC
sticks. Red Ticketed 81. 10 each.
sl.25 Satin Fans feathered tops, bone sticks. Re
Ticketed sc. each.
Ticketed 9Sc each.
A lot Of 75c. Plain Black Satin Fans Red Tickete
4Sc. each.
Handpainted Colored Satin Fans Red Ticketed SO
each.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-03
FoR THE FLORIDA ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
DR.. Heath Replies to Mr.. Dubois.

WOulu say TO MT. DUBOIS and all
Others that there is one sure way in which
any one may be convinced as to the truth
OF the different writer's upon this grape
question, and that is, let them try it.>
i have written good deal about this
fruit business in South Florida and
wish every one in looking backward or
forward to my Writings to dis
tinctly Understand that all my
writings have reference to south
east Florida, and more particularly
to the region around about Geneva. l
am simply telling you OF my own per-
sonal experience and something of what
have learned therefrom. My neighbors
successes or failures / have nothing to do
with. There are many things that know
nothing about and there are some that
do, and when know a thing | know it
unmixed with guess work-and this isone
of the things I know: That God never
intended the same grape vine to climb
the north pole and run along the line OF
equator any more than he intended that
tropical plants should flourish in the
frigid zone [ also understand that there
is a vast difference in theprospecto of ones
success in vine culture, in flavor and
fruitfulness, in the section around about
Tallahassee than at Geneva, and the
principle reason for that is Tallahassee's
clayey soil and frosty winters and Gen
eva's sand and sometimes frostless Win
tiers. have cultivated grapes in an am
ateur way for forty years, and ought to
know ripe grape from green one,
which Mr.. Dubois seems to doubt in his
explanation of transportation facilities
thirty years ago. but those Catawba
grapes spoken of grew upon my own
vine of my own planting in the city of
Washington, D. c., and were transported
from the vine directly to my mouth and
do not believe that even in those calloW
days l ate green grapes, and still assert
that the genuine Catawba is an entirely
different thing from those claimed to be
Catawbas grown in Central New York.
have had Catawba vines sent me from
New York that when the grapes turned
were blue and they will not ripen their
fruit here, on their own roots or grated.
paid $2 for a Brighton vine when they
first came out, planted it in Rochester,
N. Y, and it produced red grapes. Cut
tings from that vine bear red grapes here
On an adjoining lot Brightons were
planted by anew York vineyardist; those
grapes are blue-a an entirely different
thing. / have planted the Delaware (said
to beg that grew beautifully less each
year, while we have strain of Delawares
that grow and fruit; but what's the use
OF telling OF these things?
saw the notice of the shipment of the
Champions in a State paper, and as no
date was given | placed it at early in
June, from the fact that the Niagaras
began ripening juno 18th and the first
shipment was picked the 18th: and this
season they were earlier than last. Mr..
Dubois begins in New York and runs
down through the States and wants to
know what grapes are worth in Florida.
can only say what we did not get for
ours. We shipped several crates of thir-
ty pounds each-in fact two shipments
to New York last year. They were under
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-03
Bucklen,s Arnfca sa1vo.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblainr
Corns, and Off Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give periectsatisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by both the drugstores.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
TWO EVILS
SECRETARY rroi,st Q. Against Promiscuou'
HissiaS-The common CommunIol Dis

secretary rrabst Il Against rromiscuous
KissiaS-Ihe common CommunIol Dis
ssse.>pread-r.
CorunBVs. O.. Feb Secretary
Probsi. of the state board 81 health.
appeared bcforc the city Pastors Union
Monday 10 urge two sanitary reforms,
which he said. clergymen could so more
10 help along than anything else.
One vas the al,0iishmcnt Of the Gus
tom. 81 kissing. and the other abolish
ineni ~ the usc II one cup in commune
ion SERVICES for hundreds todrink ont of.
lie cited almost universal custom among
women friends TO kiss ON meeting. and
10 kiss babies
Pastors were. " said, expected TO
Kiss babies Of parishi0ners. This from
nouth-to-mouth method of transmit
ting disease germs was most common
and certain He cited many cases in
support OF this proposition that il is
extremely dangerous 20 kiss proIuiscu-
Vuslv
Whist ne called attention 10 was the
custom Of passing the communion cup
from mouth to month. The elergymen
wanted him to suggest some way 10y
which these dangers in communion
could bc averted
He suggested several, but the recon-
mendation that each communicant have
his own cup was the only one accept
able. At the close n resolution thank
ing the doctor for his address. and stat
ing that the Recommendation would be
fnIloNvci ,yaS adonteti i.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

/ New YORK IS proposing Worlds
fair fer 1880 in New York city. in eom-
memoration Of the discovery OF North
A1llsrfcz By John Cabot
! a MONUMENT 70 Gov John SEWER, of
Tennessee. has been raised in the court
house lawn IN Knoxville 1t will be
formally unveiled IN May.
NEE YoEx city is TO have one OF tha
largest public schools ever erected
AEQEt , s5O pupils viii be aecOmmo-
dated in the mammoth structure
THERE IS only one regular newspaper
in China. ard that Is the imperial or
1 gan Ordinarily news IS disseminated
by means Of handbilIs and posters
7 A YoUSG lady IN NeWark- \ J..
whose ankle was injured during >
Z waltz by her PARTNER accidentally kick
+ :ng her, wants $3.50 damages from him
I EbwARD II. PAYsoy. OF salem, Mass.
y has filled the position OF cashier in one
bank for sixty-seven years He Is nine
Il years old, and recently resigned his
position
/ TEE Texas legislature Is considering
a proposition TO exempt factories from
Y taxation for ten years Such 4. law was
in force IN Seuth Carolina up 70 few
( years ago
: COMMITTEE Of classical scholars in
Italy are t-ying . raise funds 20 build
] moauments in honpr. ct four ancient
Romans OF ren6wa-Nir<i. Sallust,
Ho-zee and Cicero
Ex-PKIsIps,T aATEs did not carry
-vztch- IRE eyperieree y hayizg his
I ehn5ro-sete- twice stolen from hin made
% much trouble that he declined to
( tempt smother thief
A BALInlORE man who paid his fare
CT ; cable line in THAT city got caught
( in q tss.-up and was awarded IS damages
hv the eourt because the conductor re
+ fused 10 return his fare
SISCE the discovery OF the diamond
seids OF Scu;h Africa IN iS67 there have
ieen exported from Cape Colony 50, ooo.-
10 carztS Of diamonds. weighing over
: en- /, ,aS and valpe6 II $50, ,0ce.cca
Tag most terri6e explosions on record
gre thpSe II the eruption Of the vol
& .n,, 81 Krakata@ IT. August. 1sSiS The
,rilest rolnt u which this eruption
hea-l from the island OF Rodriguez
..1Ss miles southwest
THy vice rres snt's room n the cap
f.6l : ainKwrs1Ss apartment, aud one
of as tliicf stGtGrcs ) The fireplace Il
hts bevn this csstoin, IL Is sad, 70
give the reiirins vice i'rssiesnt the
! Gender. t6nrs = kcr etc- telenging
thereto
Tl,E heir 70 The Austrian throne,
II -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
HOME RULE.


Provi-laEs Of GIaI>sose'- Measure Intro
dzeed in the House oi CamHipa--
NEW YoRk. Feb IA London dis
patch saws. The hame rule bill. which
Nr Gladstone iutroIucesI Monday after
noon. proposes an Irish lsyislature CON
sisting OF members elected BY counties
and metat ters elected br general suf-
frage TEe two 1rSiers viii stand vote
together. Tine measure provides FOR
genuine autonomy. While At the same
time the ascen,;ancy Of the imperial
.psrEiauieut Is FULLY maintained pqrlia-
mcnt will have the right u vote upon
the powers * the fish body. but nos n
such i way as u nuilIfy the actions Of
the latter
The Irish parliament will Be given
control ove- the police and judiciary,
ana ultimately over the questions re-
latin- Ia land. The suffrage system is
To be overhluIeti thrua-h the entire
United KiugG5uL and this Will have
the effect IN ireland Of nearly doubling
the roll Of these entitled 20 vote The
bill proposes that the itaPerial plriia-
lnent s.ialI hare control of the land
question Tor ten years. while Nss<rs-
sexton. Dillon and Mccarthy think
that three IS about long enough On
the whole the measure IS likely To give
general satisfaction TO the hone-rule
slarr,ant
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
Against Jack CIiGord- What He Did Du
Ing the Homestead Riot

Against Jack CIiHord-Whnt He Did Dur
log the Homestead Riot
PrTTsnURGH, Feb 6-Criminal court
was again crowded Saturday long be-
fore the trial Of Jack Clifford, charged
with murder. was resumed
Several clerks and other employees Of
the Carnegie Co testified to seeing Jack
Clifford in and about the mill during
the fight Of July d Some of them said
he was engaged in making and throw
ing dynamite bombs at the barges
Others saw him throwing iguited bottles
filled with oil; others said he carried a
can of powder into the pump hpuse.
where the cannon was piantei; that hi,
acted as leader to the mob and die
taisd the terms of surrender.
Several other witnesses testified TO see
ing Clifford al various times and places
during the day. Some said ne was en-
gagged in taking dynsmiie sticks from a
OK. handing IT to others who walked
to the shore and throw the sticks at the
barges Others said they saw him
among the excited crowd on the shore,
but did not see him doing anything
They did not at that time know his
uaus
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

BORDERS & 5TEWART5.
cUHRENT TOPICS

KzzoCE zaina. euplsE ssg7s 1902
saSPIa
TzE ear PeroaAI5 spezaS sbcui
fl2, oe1. O. : rear
PAPEz S-e&s-s ~ Se.-g -Ea. sven
~ sLz n R=-s@
SIX tAozss,t pseFl. deep \ tils oPen
" IN Los6ou every ztsht
: zACE horto el-t-s ron :reuty 70
z--ezty-forr 5ses ~ . evzz6
II Is % cold n -. sorLhsrn part OF
-zfEiSa, he Ee-oErY fr-sse-
A Ss11sBuhT =. c. woman : re
11ste6 20 be cutting koT third set OF
.eetE
BALTI~oRE has Sss chur-be4 and
--ai1s 10 be thr g-eztest ehEch city in
america
4 Biz p-Cri4snS fr- ssroeOent
street cz- fsr n iIlizosz b bstors The
ezislzture
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n sChnol oomIn.ses0asT= t-sn any other
7oEthern s1a-A
ITA1Y expends eveEy. year e.. .Ool. go
% h-r soldiers. and les shs2 -. CO, GO
so- her s-acS5Is
To Jzsis.s who liv. sp s-.hi.ou.
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Hzs a1ustarhe-
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,ev-s-,.---- .,,--es-5-,l.-. hss taken 10
n l4--ur- 50
AJo-x.oS .,,-,lr,- $40 nan has teen
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-. -. 49, h-,,r...-, 7N1,-.5 Amer
Za-s An=--alss
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- - -.
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So 80 - =
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