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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

The democratic brethren Of the north NAV
he eoosolsd By the thought that summer will
- here seeu, and that Senator dorman can't
say down south euliyating boom all sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

The Supreme Court of the United States
saved yesterday, the haagmans office to the
suite Of iexas- The learned court, in other
words. decided that Texan criminal Law was
good enough Law, or leassvise it had nothing
10 do with il II II not This state-rlghts
ruling Is not relished by Lone Star iaw-break-
ers. who prefer GENERALIZATION somewhere else
than around their throats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

When it comes 10 be known in Kansas not
only that Jerry Simpson wears socks. but wien
he goes to the effete and luxurious east he stays
in sis-isilar-A-ay hotels, the jig viii b. ali up
with Jeremiah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
T iI.lEI|::::
F|l,A.''f H::,
SEVENTH ann 2 sfAxM.
Frankie / co.
HOW ARE THESE FOR
BARGAINs'
ALL USEFUL AND
HxEpABLE GOODS.
HOW ARE THESE ron
BARoAINs'
ALL USEFUL AND
HERDABLE GOODS.


- Decorated Individual Buttsrs. worth lsc. for
-10c. Is dozen. 3f~
Decorated japanese Tss Pots. worth o5c for l5c.
- Decorated and Gold Line Platsers. worth &c..
for 25c.
= Decorated and Gold Line vssst.bis Dishes. worth
&c.,. for 25c.
- Decorated and Cold Line Brsakfass Plates. worth
--1F.. for &c.
-. Decorated and Gold Line Dinner pistes. worth
---14c.. for lie.
- sis each Gold Band cnps. saucers and Plates.
worth S1.50. for Ell r.
- Japanese suRan and Creams. worth &c., for 45c.
- Decorated English China Tea Sets. worth g. 4s.
for 81. s.
- Decorated Square Bread Plates. worth 25c..
for loo.
- Ammonia. worth &c.. for &c.
- Lows Big bonanza Toilet Soap worth &c.. for 4c.
- Indian Glue. worth &c.. for e.
- Ink or Mucilage. worth Sc. for &c.
- French Shoe Dressing worth lOc.. for 7c.
- Machine Oil, worth &C.. for &c.
- Sapolio worth IOc.. for &c.
- Furniture Polish, worth 15c., for l0c.
- 80 Clothes Pins. worth TO-, for &c.
= Decorated French China Toothpick Stand with
--B0 Toothpicks. worth lOc.. for &c.
- Large Painted Wooden Bucket, worth 15c.. for
Joe.
- LARGE Scrub Brush worth 1oc., for Sc.
- Bird CAGE Springs (brass). worth &C.. for &c.
- Striped Wooden Salt Boxes, worth BIC. for &c.
- Fancy Bread Boards. worth ojc, for l9c.
- Toilet Cases with Mirrors. for bath room, worth
--19c.. for lee.
Double Iron Match Safes worth 1Oc, for &c.
- Walnut Coat Racks. six iron hooks. worth 1oc,
for 90.
- Polished Wooden Knife Trays, worth lee. fort Sc.
- Large Colanders. worth l5c., for lOc.
- Graduated Quart Measure. worth &c.. for &c.
Gas Lighter and Box Tapers worth 15c., for Soc.
- Japxnned Bread Boxes, large size, worth 1yc,
for 69c.
- Black Handle Flesh Forks. worth &c., for &c.
- Dover Egg Beaters. worth DC. for lie.
- Folding Clothes Bar worth 81, for $40.
Wire Cup and Saucer Easels, worth Zoe. for ST.
- Long Handle Soup Strainers. worth Zoe. for SC.
- Spice Tray. japanned. worth 3Oc.. for Ice.
Four-quart Covered Fuckers, worth 2Oc. for l:3c
- Three-quart Iron Force ain-iined Kettle worth
-35c.. for PIC.
- Handsome Antique Oak Frame in 4-inch White
and Gold and White and Silver Moldng. size 20
--x2i. worth 81, for s1.4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

II Mn. W. c. Whitney uses only half the en-
orgy and skih she displayed socially in WASH
ingsou, In her new position as one Of tho lady
managers Of tho worlds fair, her department
VIII be notable success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

II there Is anything in sight now that society
wants, it doesn't wait to ask for it. The Lenoen
rebound viii stin be upward until the spring
fever begins TO get in i;s easrvating work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

senstor-elect Palmer made his appearance OF
ne stump yesterday in the Chicago mayoral,y
Sight and Candidate Cregier is in favor OF
Palmer for the Presidency or nything else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
In LACE DEPARTMENT
THEY ALSO OFFER

Several novelties In Black Demi-houncinas
The latest tad Is the ''IoAn of Arc Lace Il
Is really fine Msrquise Lace. 30 corded as to re-
semble the coat Of mail worn by that heroine
-l0-inch width. 81. Co.
--15-inch width. e.
A yard
Another one 10 "D'Auriellac" Lsce
-0-inch width. 81. So
-17inch width. S2.oa-
"A yard
Black Point Venice Lace.
-einch width. q. 65--
-lo-inch width. %. 40
"A yard.-
Black and Gold Lace II inches vida.
-4i.85 yard
Besides these is MAGNIFICENT lineof Chantilly
Laces. as follows:
Q-inch width,
.-70c, 81. 10 and q. p yard
IA to l6 inch widths
Coo. 15c. Sl.00. S1.10. el.20 o.. 25.--
IS. else. l.0o. sl.75, el.S5 and
81. 90 yard
20 to- - inch widths,
--90c. SIC. e1.oo. ol.25, sl.JO q Co.
-sl.s5. D.. 90. 81. b and e.. IS q yard. -
list floor, I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
In BrDwrAR DEPARTMENT

In BEDwrAR DEr.nrxrsr
THEY offER
80 pairs Ruined Oimbric shams
-s.c- Iair.-
100 pairs Braided and Rafisd Muslin sham-
-et pair
100 pairs Henastitched and Hand Embroidered
Shams.
-e2 pair.--
Hand Hematitched. AL linen Shams
cha Otc Cast pair.- sE
Hand Hsmstitchsd and Emhruidwsd An.
linen Shams.
-sswesessopxps+--
SPECIAL
ID pain shann. Win ehney 49, esutsrs.
-eI4 20. ell - - pr paiz.--
Ssseood AooEs 11th =. hailalng.l
WOODWARD IorHRo,.
MIN Or. llsA end Pea An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Mr.. Lemese Of Indiana has at last concluded
That he viii saii ON European steamship and
not On the I nited States Treasurership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

The report that Deacon Richard Smith las
secured an office IL a mistake. He isn't that
Kind Of . man The Office secured him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

With ex-Gov. Foraker assisting the Mckinley
saoernssosaAi boom in Ohio. the sherman sen
sse~aal boon 10 not likely to be overlooked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

WOODWARD & LorH.o,
WILL SELL
TOMORROW (wRDNEsDAY.
APRIL
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
which IN unexpected trade hApreninx ercushs
to thsm. To secure thsse 81 price thsy lad to
take the whole lot. which il . large one. of
skirts. Dr.ver and Corset Gowns and viii ssli
them 1t the uniform price Of
$50 piece.-
Included are Mnslin walking skirts d six
styles. some with rufass Of handsoine emhroid-
cry. others with cambria rufles edged with fine
embroidery. &c. Any one Of these a. good -
usually sold for s15o
--9oc. Q piece.-
Dnwers-Msde Of fne camhrsc. TUCKED and
trimmed with hne embro.der;ss- Al sisea.
Gle. piece.-
Correct Covers deliberately trimmed With i,as
Hamburg embroidery. better Corset Cover
than ever sold at sl.25.
--05c. piece
Sws would say that these are all fresh.
new goods and all sizes are represented. See dis
play in 1lth st. window.
tsecond floor, 10th ct. building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

1hs Car q Ras.ia has not yet completed lis
arrangements for the reception of his eonfrere
from Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Ceres: is s' s,:a s:ss ss. q s: 'H
sia adt 7rH STREET.
'SsEFHR ESs 81 EsSa.
l II I ~ :: :: +. HI HIN
{ j NH 8! T. i = Il
WY wv f f. f. 4 4 Fl Fl
o, N sss5 Of I'll, city WIN -.
S SS IL fEST ffs SR SfSs5s
q 81 shSfhN E2Ts AZ oSs
have divided them ipiG te are l9 Ior
Emhrottsred and Lace Trimmed Underwear. CON-
soxps. best material used Range in price iIo@ 6 s
Consists Of Fine Emhroidered and Lace Trimmed Tn
used
hanse in price from a re. e .ss soA a. oec
Consists Of Handsome and are trimmed Underwear,
.O sa .Ss, in
IN OUR iNfASfss bEpARTMENF' o."
We are showing the latest novelties in Children's
spring Coats sizes from to q yeara In pretty
Grays. with seel trimmings. full sleeves, made Of
altwooi Henrietta Regular Price. %. Reduced
- Ssry Handsome Coat In Gray, Tan. Golden
Brown. &C., snirryd shoulder trlnmings with full
sleeves and deep collar finished In silk clearinghouse
F9riner price. 81 Redu ed price. e3.25.
Long Goats tn Cream Cashmere. with handsome
:rS p cape AID cub around 6ostom special psics.
A Very Handsome Long Coat. In all.wool Cream
Cashmere, hand smb; cape and around bottom.
Special rice 90. W. Former price. - %.
Anew ''' caffIpREss DRESSES
and 'front.', for and years. Regular price.
A Hsndsome Dress made Of White Nainsook for
children. Z, 3 and ysars. with embroidered yokes
Regular Rrice JOc Special price. M.
around meek and sleeves REGULAR price. as. specis
price, lie.
Handsome Robes in French Nainsook. trimmed
eaborateiy around rottom in nainsoos inserting and
'uela Regular VIZ. Fl e. xsHss,:l price, sS0
Ladies Fast Black ssteen Walking Skirts with deep
plested rune. iul sise Regular price, 41.25. spe-
ladies' seersucksr Gray Walking Skirts. full size,
With two rufnes Regular price. &c. special price,
LADIES' Black and Gray Mohair Skirts, full width.
With deep pls.ssd ruas. Regular price. h. 70 spe-
Ash to see our LITTLE MAY ouEEN-,b. bes.
Childs Hat in the country We srehe sole agents for
We are showing larger assortment of MILLINERY
and CLoAks than any establishment in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
S###| T. I. ST f T. I. r | /
T + H"H# :: ::
ExwE Err Esn Ks
wv IT, En- Tx +. +.
FUR SPOT CASH
The following:
FURNITURE.

Ech SfO4 CAoAA
The following:
FURNITURE.
For $3.50 an elegant Solid oak 3-pisco
Chamber Suite. handsome in desisn and
finished in 10th century and antique oak.
extra larrs beveled plate siass; azs Of
dresser. <4x20; washstand. "a inches. This
suite CANNOT BE EQUALED for the
money. Worth fully 80 and to sail them
at e21.s0 We were compelled to order
l.500 Of thsm.
Solid Oak Table. twisted legs. oxidised
brass trimmings, in antique OAK and 10th
century hnish. For 81. worth double the
money.
We also offer
100 solid Oak Comfortable Hieh-hack
Arm Chairs (hixhly rolished). at CAS-
each
900 Solid Oak Rocker. to match, s2.as
900 Solid Oak Side Chairs TO match.
el.G5.
We have o Solid Oak Chiffoniers in 10Th
century and antique oak finishes Is draw
efs). We offer these at 90 each.
Also IL Solid Oak Chi6oniers-in ANTIQUE
oak and 18th century finishes Is drawers):
bevsled plate glass; We offer them At tho
remarkably low price Of els.
u HOSIERY GCO DDS. LACES. &c.
M pairs NO fUo NottlnxhoM laceS. Ul.OO
Per pair. Good value at 90. 60
IL pairs No. 1901 Ecru Nottingham
Laces. %. 20 per pair. We're &4.iO.
Trairs Imitation Brussels. handsome de-
sign. can. Former Price. S5.
4pairs No. 1855 Irish Point IAces. e5.25.
Reduced from $50.
6pairs No. 1870 Irish Point Lscss 90. 20.
Reduced from SlO.50.
We are showing some new and VERY choice
patterns In Imported Chenille Porteres, in
Blue, Pink. Cream and Terra Gotta. Ne
offer them at the low price Of els; Just one
half their value.
We also offer NJ els per pair about II pairs
of those beautiful French Velour Portieres,
in Pink. Gold. White. Copper, Nile and
Helioirope. They usually sell at 81.
We have inst placed on sale LARGE IN
VOICE of SMYRNA RUGS. We boushs
them at q SACRIFICE, and will sell
them FAR BELOW REGULAR PRICE.
ITO Smyrna Mats. 1:r. Regular price. 81.
240 Smyrna Rugs. NJ inches. 50. Regular
price. s3J
$50 Smyrna Rings. 80 inches. s2.4a
Regular price. a..
no Smyrna Rugs. 4xi. s3.S5. Regular
prize. 81.
JULIUS LANSBUEaH,
nh3l 18TH AND SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

1ns wsafherosis has created panic in Pitts
borg and becoms IN epidemic in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
[x HAspxEacHrEr DrpARrxRsr

IN 11ANDKERCHIEF UEPARTMENT
THEY OFFER
Ladies' White Sheer Linen Handkerchicfs
with embroidered scalloped edees and fancy
drawn work and embroidered corneea Worth
Soc.
Sic. each. 3 for I'll
One lot Ladies' All-IAnen Handkerchiefs in
nifty patterns Of fancy drawn work, with dice
and other corners
-95c. each
One lot Ladies' All-lfnen Handkerchiefs With
scalloped edges. embroidered in colors.
-2oc each
tFirsf Aoor scond snnexJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

.c. Srzrzs all ie
Oh Spring Underwear all styles
Jor Spring Cndefwesr al sfyies-
So Ribbed Iis,e Thread Half Ebs.s.-.-..-.-.-2ic
81 Easter Novelty sosrfs.
&c Nixhf shirts. sancy ssimmed. .ioc
Soc Collars. 4py uess
lie. Collars. Spy nnen.......-..--.- .-.--.--..lie
e0r. CUFFS. 3-piy inen--. l5c
lssc. Pune IAnen hsndkerchiefs- 10
2c- Handkencne1s all xec
J0c. Plain and lnis,al sflk nan1korchsefz .S4r
81 Eneiisn DosSkh 0lovsk ~
sl0 nAsh.a ceifssnn
oLes Bod Cheyrrtte Gloves On %
e1.2S GENUINE ',Glsxia- Umbra IN. q. no
e1-5o ''0ioris" Umbrellas all sty.es 10
e.. 20 6loris" umhecllzs. sss~oty hsu0n~----ol-sH
umbseil<s With silver 81 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
In BRrc-A-BnAc DEPARTMENT

Ix BRrc-A-BnAc DEPARTMENT
THEY HAVE AT ALL TIMES
complete stock Of Clocks Of the most reliable
makes. Every Clock sold Nv MS is fully wal
ranted.
Nickel Alarm Clocks.
-15c.. Csc. and 81. IS each
Same, with finer movements and in sarare
cases.
-e2. 25 and o.. as EACH
Marbelized Iron Mantel Clocks special
value.
81. 25. $3.50. 90. IS and o. 50 each
Bronze Clock Ornaments
-dIc.. TIC. &c.. q. Is to % as Zach
(4th floor. 10th ct. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

A sroAea h1d seems 10 be the popular cara
paiea badSs In Sligo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

fsss sugar tomorrow. And this is no Arm
jaka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

leo COMMUNICATIONS samrles-Iinsn Collars
mid Cuffs. inclu.lin1 Ch,en's Sailor Collars, and in
Tact everything you want in Linen Collars worth
IRON 10 cents to 10 cents each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

$500.
IvfRYbopY KNOWS
mr. comes from sAKs iss Rfoar-
EXPERIENCE TEACHES IT.
N,eur Nrvxn Tnrs Or Srans--
~ koR We o, ts,iins abou, tn. myriad.
SE Nof our new and noeby SPRING
\ NNwEIaHr ovERcoATs that or.
shining lights In the world Of fashion. W.
know you are willing listeners thess days
II would be hard work to ind . man who
isn't givinr thi. subject ssrious consders-
ton. II takes rirht hold Of your thoughts
every leisure moment. Observation is the
bess teacher-but you want 10 set your
schooling from among the best eff-cts
Doesn't forty or ary dollsn seem like
mint OF money 10 give tailor TO ''build"
you jus: such = coat az well show Jon
READY MADE for hain We carry our
LIaHT-wEIGHr ovERooArs from o. -
sOe35-but you can anchor your faith ON
the $50 ones and derend upon 70 cioth and
skin don't meet with greater richness than
our s35 Coats give living illustration. We
aim to be Ssst hrst-ths price must do the
consorminr-and VIC pad it with the thin
nest wafer of profit.
TITO the buyer perfect hi is the goal OF
+ hisdesire. Do you suppose we are going
to permit you to wear anything that
isn't night mp TO the handle-fsse to say that
1t came from Sskss Zach customer isa
reference for claims of superiority.
HS the one grade-sl5--we are showing
ii what is enough for a sock for some
II ssore--but there isn't garment in IT
that you can buy anywhere else for less than
s.o. GentleIren who used to pay s2o and
eos for Goats find all they are lookins for
here at els. Thisis our wESDAL GRADE
that sils-lined garment is among them.
Where else you going to find such fne-
ness. Jus: think of the price-sl5. We've
at least seveniy-aye different styles OF
them-and from among them we will war
rant sure satisfaction Try US once in this
great grade.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
ooINERs OF coNELY COATS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
IL SEVENTH STREET.
o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

NuTn STRxRT AND fENKsYLvANlA AvENuL
HssssaaAsd lsao. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Every shade that you will End on the Paris syndi-
cate card you ind in superb stock. We show
Vevets at from 81 90 per yard 81 80 yard for the
finest warranted ail-sk velvet. Also in depart
nent full lines of all the stylish Nets Crepes &C. for
Hat Trimmings
As a special, Crepe de Chine. all colors. 65 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Choice Of Blazers. fine cloth. in Navy. Black and
Tan-silk grdle.
Or Navy and Black-silk eirdle-Told or silver cord
boundJaekets finished with gold or silver cord. At
s2!S
Our line Of Refer Blazers and the New Skirt Tight
fitting Jackets at from 55.4 40 S15 We ask you to
look at ther THINKING they will bear comparison with
any shown as to style and price.
See our line of Ch.ldren's and Misses Refers and
Blazer Jackets
So cents for Blue Cloth Refer Jacket gilt buttons
and anchors. Tor all sizes.
sl.is Refer Jackets. all sizes, all coloss, mp to
Sl0.9c. Wethnk We can suit YOU
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

1BR RxxAIs ROYAL
a. IlsxEk
oon~ 18th =. sd rsaA sv> -
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TIE Box MAroHn.

Al this price We offer for this week the following
specials every che splendid value ct this price
Black Cheviot Refer Jacket, with silk frogs Sps-
cisl. e4.aR
Fine Cloth Tan Refer Jacket with silk fross. sps.
cial. 81. nS
Fine ChevIot Blazer Jacfet-silk and gold embroid-
ery-collar and s'eeves-in Black. Navy, Tan and
Pearl. Special. Sass.
Fine Cloth Refer Jacket-siik frogs-in Navy and
Gray-gold. silver and silk embroidery collar Special,
s4.gS.
All the above at o. % are special bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

MERITS DRUG STORE,
Cor. 18th and F sts. NV. II
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SOUVENIRS FoR LADIES.

This s abridged For complete lists inouir. a,
ways Of Nos liisiils p ave. OF At the Tuef,e :,
entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
AT il SS CENTS.
Ill ii ss,s

poiiIret Fianne; and Percale Shirt Waists all sizes
to Is years. REGULAR price. % cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

eS&e anu HiiNe ooiulls -
Orer cent on marked prices of all other IrlmInin
also Buttons Flowers and R,lsl.ous
Lace Drapery Nets. founcngs. nemi-founctrs-.
and all other Laoes at 10 Per less than they r,
marked. .
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-30
IRISH IA cATsPAW
And Means for the Pope to Force Con
cessions Out Of England.

And a Means for the Pope to Force Con-
cessions Out of England.
LONDON, March 80. Prominent Irish
men are commenting bitteSy on the
news from Rome that the pope is again
endeavoring to make handle of the
Irish cause to compel diplomatic con-
cessions from Great Britain to the Vati-
can. According TO trustworthw advices
from Rome the object for sending for
Archbishop Walsh was not to ascertain
the condition of Ireland, but to find out
how far that condition could be used for
papM purposes. 1t is said that the papal
proposition isthat ireland shall virtually
abandon home rule, contenting itself
with provincial councils or something
of that sort, and the British government.
in return for this concession secured
through the influence of the church.
shall follow the example of other lead
ing European countries, and station an
ambassador at the Vatican. Archbishop
Walsh is said to be in most embarrass-
ing position, between his devotion to
home rule and his duty to the head of
the church. His friends hope that he
Will succeed in convincing the pontiff
that such programme lis improbable. in
the present temper of the Irish people,
and would simply involve injury to the
church, without any compensation i'm
the way of the coveted diplomatic
arrangement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-30

LONDON, March 30.--The first of May
Is going to be lively day in Paris,
whatever it may be in the rest OF Eu-
rope. Revolutionists of every shade
have agreed to participate in the mani
festation, which is to have for its object
the limitation of the working day to
eight hours. AT Lyons, also, the work
ing people are preparing to make the
day memorable, and the prominence 81
the Socialist element in the movement
has created some anxiety. The govern
ment has no apprehension OF any disor-
der that cannot be dealt with, but it Ii
feared that the comparative dullness OF
trade In Lille, Lyons and other manu-
featuring centers may stimulate rictous
demonstrations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-30
VICTIMS or JEALOUSY.

|ro Ballet Girls KILLED Daring . Per-
fornaance 40 Spokane Falls, wash.
|SPoKASE FALLS, Wash, March 3d.
harles Elliot, faro dealer, brutaIly
|ot two women at the Casino variety
|eatre and then committed suicide. He
|as occupying box near the stage
|hen he suddenly began emptying re-
Plver at the performers on the stage.
label Debabien was his, first victim,
|e being shot In the left breast and in
|antly killed. Another bullet struck
>rrie Smith in the back, infiicting q
tai wound. Elliot then shot himself
the head. dying instantly. His shots
pre- aimed at Lulu Durand. one OF the
|rformers, but she escaped. jealousy
fs the cause of the tragedy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-30
GALE DISASTERS.
Numerous Wrecks Reported ON the Del
aware Coast.

Numerous Wrecks Reported ON the DEL
aware Coast.
LEwEs, Del, March 30.-A severe
gale has prevailed here for the past
twenty-four hours, from the east-north-
east, which during the night was very
heavy. About 6 o'clock a. m. the
schooner B. T. Fabens from Boston in
ballast for Philadelphia broke her
anchor and came ashore opposite the
town. The crew was saved. The
schooner A. p. Howell, Capt. Hunter,
with pine lumber from Wilmington, N.
O., for Philadelphia, was driven ashore
at o'clock m. Some of her men were
In the rigging when the life saving
crews went to their assistance about 5
o'clock and succeeded in rescuing the
crew of six men. The brig Hattie, from
Hayti, with logwood for Boston, went
ashore near Ocean City, Nd, with pros
pect for saving vessel and cargo good.
"A schooner is supposed TO be ashore
about three miles above here, near the
mouth of Broad Kill beach. The gaze
abated sOfneurhnt "A rarfar,
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TAMPEREO WITH THE LAW.

PIC South Dakota Text Book Bill Al
tered BIZ Unltnown Persons.
PIERRE, s. d., March 80. 81 Carter's
dition of the Session Laws, which has
pready gone all over the state, prints
Die law for the county uniform school
bxt books last in tho book and adds
bat the editor does not know whether 1t
ecanne d law or not, In not having been
<operly transnaitted to the governor, II
lying been received by the secretary
state March IA through the mails
thout any letter of advice.
Governor Meliette, upon his return
Thursday, found chat the oricinal b;ll
(ad been tampered with by so1ne NH
Ereant after the time that ii LEFT him.
thanging section Ii to read that books
|haiI not be bought below any. 81
prices given, instead Of in excess, and
has made d certificate to that eject.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-30
and Wealthy Seattle Lothario
Principal In an Interesting
Sensation.
plousy at the Bottom of a Spokane
ragedy--TWo Ballet Girls Shot.
Murderer Suicided.
English Woman with Record OF
FortT-three Living Husbands.
Crimes Record.

KANSAS CITY, No., March 30.-The
eliminary hearing of e. B. Maple, a
kalthy cattleman, of Seattle, Wash,
long list Of charges preferred
Herbert Worcester, Of Manitou
brings, Colo, has begun. Maple. when
rested at the Hotel Andre, about two
aars ago, was in company with
Forcester's handsome wife, and the
lsband brought a damage suit against
Im for 500, for alternating his wife's
fections. Worcester submitted in
Tidence extracts Of letters written by
APPLE to his wife: They included such
tprcssions ms: Come to me. Bride. =
Come where tho sun always shines, =
Come where / will build yon golden