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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

Rev. Mr.. Avery is absent attending
the annual district conference of the
VI. E. church at Dodgeyille. There is a
very general wish that the Conference
may send Mr.. Avery back for another
year, but as yet that question is uncer-
tain. Mr.. Avery has proved a very
earnest and successful pastor and the
church has increased in numbers and
strength during his sojourn among us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15
Express ) Baggage Line.
ALL KINDS OF
DR:aT. Gs TEAM WiORE
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Special attention given to collecting
Baggage from and delivering to all
parts of the city. Leave orders at
YOuells & Avery's drug store, at
Dodge's hardware store, or with tbs
.rivers, and they will receive prompt
attention. Charges moderate.
f. A. HOWE. Prop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

Now comes the pinch in pasturage.
All over the country can be seen cows
punched together gaunt, hungry, and
pestered to lsnkness and no milk, by
flies; butter way up in price, and the
owners cursing the dairy business.
The right men to get a cursing are
those owners. What ails them! Why
don't they handle their cows with the
same reference to good results as they
DO their hogs or horsesl We never saw
farmer that expected pork without
feed, and lots of it too. But such men
will not feed half so literally for
twenty five cent butter as they will for
four cent pork.-HOdrd's Ddirynan.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

A large line of overalls and jackets
at APP Roberts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

The Plymouth stock reigns supreme.
Prices To suit all persons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

Fancy Rockers cheap at Clarey &
Hymers'.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

The Public School opens next Mon
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15
RIVER FALLsJ oURNAL.
RIVER FALLS. WIS, sErr. Is. 1892.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Eatsysdatths postoffce IN RissrE Fails assseons
class natter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15

Get our prices before buying your
Furniture. CLAREY & HYMERs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15
BuckIen'sA rnica ssIve.

The best Kersey pants ut
len sons
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15
Happy Hoosiers.

Dress Flannel in all coIorS
at Jensen s.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-15
Something about Bsnefactors.

The best Duck Jackets you
lCiU find ut .JensOR IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
WAR ON THE SALOONS.
The Liquor Dealers at Creston. Iowa, Out
wit the Police.

The Liquor Dealers at Creston, Iowa, Out
wit the Police.
CREsroS, Iowa, June N.-There IL lively
war going on here against saloons. The feeling
has been intensified by the swearing out Of
search warrants by deposed Chief of Police
Maxwell. Searches at every place where liquor
Il sold disclosed the fact that the saloon men
have mighty good hiding places for their stock,
% but little liquor was secured.
In the basement Of the Devoe block II Q
saloon known a. the "Cataoomb," 90 named be-
cause Of the myriad Of entrances, exits, dark
rooms and inexplorsble places It contains for
the secretion Of liquors. This IL supposed to
be; the hiding place Of Q car load or more Of
liquor, but 1t cannot be discovered.
Last night at II O'Clock two policemen hastily
entered this place and presented two revolvers
and search warrant and demanded that every
drop Of liquor In the building be turned over 70
them. Tho proprietors told them to take It
and tho two officers commenced their search,
which was rewarded by finding . half Flint Of
whisky and part Of keg of beer. Ten minutes
later whisky and beer were bling drunk over tho
counter - previously.
At the other saloons they Jared little better.
Lively times are expected, Is the entis propose
to root out the saloons, while the saloon men are
- determined to stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
DEATH OF MIR. y. N. DRANEY
A Weli-known Citizen Fs~ses Away Amer .
Brief Illness.

Mr.. Felix NJ. Draney died at his home.
No. 442 u street northwest. about so'cloci
this morning after an illness OF only eve DAYS.
Mr.. DrHney was q well-known and highly e.
teemed citizen. He was native Of PHILIPPE
burg. Warren county. y. J.. where he was born
November ~. 1887. and he was therefore ffty-
Ave wears old He came here at the beginning
OF tho wnr and was stationed az Giesboro'
as master OF transportation. Al the close
" the he won't 90 Newbe-ne. y. C.. where
he engaged in the general merchandise bust
ness About ls6s he returned 60 this city
and has lived hero ever since. During this
time ne has conducted a livery stable and has
haa numerous contracts under the District and
general government. and his teams hauled most
OF the stone usod ina The State. War and
Navy Department building Deceased was
one OF the founders % the iicnning race track
and OF the Warrington Jockey club. At the first
meeuEgs on that organization he was elected
president aud continued 10 such % the time OF
ms death. He was also meml-er Of the execu-
tive committee of the jockos dub. and ~ such
he Slts presented with hancsomes lid silver Gun
ana . horse and Jockey last tuesday. the day
before he was taken sick- He was a man
wei Ncrscd In racing matters. and
muck of the success Of the jockey club is due 20
bis untirlng eforts. Mr.. Dranev was also
prominent IN Masonic circles being a member
OF Osiris Lodge a. well ROYAL Arch Mason
and a member OF DE Molay Commandery, X. T.
lie was AFRO a Scottish Rite Mason. having at
tanned the sd degree in Mithras Lodge of Per
fiction Deceased leaves a wife and eight chill
dren, OF whom Thomas VI. Draney, the wood
and coal merchant. is the oldest
Arrangements for his funeral have not vet
been made, but IL il likely that the funeral viii
take place from his late home "Wednesday after
noon Tho interment will be in Glenwood
cemetery, the various Masonic lodges taking
part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
DIED.


aES 81 fFfndrs H 4En .sa ySns q % :.
I'VE months and seyenseen days. beloved husband a
Egnersl Tgs.dsy JUNE -. ats p. m. from bis late
friends invited Intsrmeni at RocE Creei ceme,.ry
As sbbATMff ss s~ssS !sns Hs iss2
In the thirty-seventh year Of his age.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday az 30
an. Friends and relatives invited 70 attend. =
kLsiE R R psipFPSS.S sSss = % ,l.s ss
Emma Z. Burket. ased eight months and nineteen
Funeral private. Tuesday June p. loan. from
colGoRD. In Baltimore. June 90 1879 ENLYN
pAxIks, younger son Of the late Horace r. Coicord
GRAMsFoRD :, On June "a Iss2 :. $50 sm =,
wife Of c. y. Crawford, -
between = and streets northeast. Tuesday June -
at y. m.<
DO DoS q Suddenly, on sunday, June %.
and Ella H. Donaldson. AGED eleven months and nve
fg1sr.l from r.rsn, residence 1913 oorcOrsn
nd .fsr .h orr hHn ns. Fix FIJI if
'gse ei,c husband 20 ,as Of s ss n Draney
ENRlGHT on SATURDAY, June 25 1892. at ESQ
6fiiHf M ENRfsHT ssSSs siTs1 % TN
right. ased sixteen year and months.
Funeral Tuesday. june %. at 10 an, from late
friends invited to attend "'''''es Ana
III IfJTzGERALD: ON Monday morning, June "a,
ISL a. o'cloch. JOHN. the beloved husband d
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
anu EiIof Bf In Mon fnSPR is At gsOSh
ard and Robbie Further aged one eleven months
TsRsT. rom the Es.,aepss Of hi. parents. %
go 49, JOIN sgR Se .sr %STaRs .91s
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter. Gus L
s Issn Tuesday June 2s at O'Clock
M S TE5Sas III fff s ssST S9s r.
ness which he bore with Christian fortituds. AGED
Past s he suffering.
FOR tsars ss are vain.
BY HIS CHILDREN.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 at
from John Wesley SSarS cShnecscat s1sn6s ' b.
tween and streets northwest.
ns. 4a. Hsus Ts4.r Sraf
1900 ssh street northwest. Washington. d. 9.
AN Asah sfsnd Sis ssns . &C. i at 20
slfss asr %pp ftS e ss2 wife q sossrh
soiS ;ssiss . s,s. h.t'es and friends respect
,0'nRIEN. Fell asleep at his mothers reesdence.
J5sEPh Ush fysnS s sousas1s Sqse 2e s
sse: .On o. Mn. S. J. and the late Joseph NJ oBrsn
blessed ere the pure in heart. for they shall res
ss. ss ~ s55 sssi fun. sy to
"a 15ahSdiL Dsp-Ttsd thl; yfe sunday, June 20.
FAINT son Of James A. and Ada V. PanneIi. seed ten
months and twenty nine days.
ESIhh Aku Ksapssnss June e
~ s sdu int IN Pr AhS
sIIELSa On Menasy lyme "a 1s92. % ASS
HUSBAND OF Rosa ssnEng Born In Bavaria. Germany,
~ 49, xt'<SSs
southwest. Relstives and friends Invited
pMlAtsHTSa 10 Se sypea.y Tyne e lss q
rss:r. fTon Church Of the Epiphany Tuesday. assA
NJ, yIrrELa ,sudassly 4 p .alssssurs: p. On s.s.
EsS Sssmsr sr-d foriyiear year.. SS0''a husband
FunerA viii take place from his late rcsidence 2eol
" street. Georgetown. on Tuesday. June "a 81 4 .
ociqck pa. Ficnds and relatives invited 20 AZ
tend. informant st Oak Hill cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
ALLEN McLANE's WILL.
The Contest Now Being Made by the Dau
ter Against the Widow.

The Contoef Now Reln0 Masjo hv tl,e nau~I,
ter Ar.iust In. widow.
In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, to
day the case Of the issues Is to the will Of the
Late Allen McLaue raised BY the cayeat of Mrs.
Anna Crorr., tha a.n.h..- ~. ,,,...d o-
-, TrE.- .~I,"I." VOC pN ~
the form Of Understanding securities
paying and Per cent Per snnum, and aggre-
eating the sum OF about o860, 600 and real esfste
situate In the city Of Washington Of the e.
umated value Of about eeS, 900 and other real
state Of Rhode Island, Of the value Of about
$50 900, and an interest In real ee-
tate in San Francisco, Cal, Of about
$4,000. The alleged win and codioil
In controversy devised to Abby McLane. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
INDIAN DEPRECIATION CLAIMS.

Secretary Noble Shows Whore the Present
Law ID Defective.
A letter sent to the Senate today BY Secretary
ing for the payment and adjudication of Indian
depreciation claims as wanting in very import
ant feature, which he urges upon the imme-
diate attention Of Congress.
Tho Secretary believes that unless the law u
amended as recommended In his last annual
report we shall find ourselves involved In
trouble with the Indians, to settle which will
cost the government an immense sum of money,
Another Recommendation, which he renews In
leave 1t discre tionary with the Secretary to de-
termine whether or not the financial condition
Of any tribe against which Judgment q
obtained win justify the reduction Of tribal
money Of the Indian funds 10 meet the judy
ment The Indiana, the secrsta.y thinks, are
be able 70 be entarely sslf-sup forting, and be
does not think that until they arethe moneys they
have 70 their credit should be taken from them
TO meet these payments. The depre-
dssion claims az, ere nov being sdjudiestsd
~ ~ n. D mt. sss's -. or , any f1 .S
eeedings; but Tie funds 10 THAR credit are,
on tie Other hand, we'll known 70
them, and each. diminutfon BY payment
Of any Of thsss Judgments Win b known to The
indiana, enc. 9er he reason that Y = net fully
undsrstos6 he Secretary thinks II would -
deemed unjust and in bad faith By them In
yisw Of TIE daily adjudication By Tie Court Of
Claims and De nscessAfy application ef IL
moneys Of ths tx1bss fer he paymmb thsreof,
~ eocretaey dssms q his duty - sxpre0 hi
asxistv, Lest u may sooa led 70 eonmotion
and eventual oetetsak.
In sosnsstoA yith his lsttsr ~ sssrst.sZ
Annanih 5 ~ q he elains, nynbssing 7,1st
and snsasane - ~, -. go; Alsd up 70 h
time ~ ~ 1nnual fsport ~ ssat - Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

11r. HsKay's Lsng onit DselAsA. i
TAs pais Of NathAniA Mckay against ths
Uaitsd nhtss for esel ,S6l for tn eoastrustioa
Il IL monitor squAnde, vhisA ~ bssa
pending for twsuty-ssvsa ysasa, w.
dssiAsd In ths Court Il Claims
today. Judgment wss olvsn IN NJ fAvee ine
By TIE naval sxpxts who investigated ~ 60;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
MARRIED.

HALIScURRy. On June %. 1902. AZ the home Of
Rev. TSenss WOOD. WILLIAM O. a H hIrh' y ss.
York 70 Mrs. JOSEPHINE CURRY Of Baltimore
KNowLEs-yoUNG. On May Ia. Isa2. a, o.sh.-
dra Baltimore, hy Rev. p J. Donohue, FRANK A
hNo<Lss TO ALICE L. YOUNG. both Of washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
rAvoRABLx TO BrDwrIL.
II LseAs - n - Prehibitasnisss WEI
Nomannso Him.

It Loohs - n - Prohahatsonists WeulA
Nomlnaso Him.
c1Su1xxAs1, Ono, June 41.-Dslsssses 70
The prehfbition rational eonvsntion continue
10 swell ths number alrsaAy rsgisssrsd q TIE
various hotslA Ths arrivals 10 dats srs IL -
vance guards Of he greater column which v1ll
mako IT. appearance Tomorrow.
TAs dx16 Of ssnttmsut among TIE dsleeAtss
who ere Asrs sssms 70 grVw II favor Of BID
vsn's nomination. ~ 70 Ohio hsr vote v1ll 70
70 Gideon 9: Stewart On he Art ballot Thsrs
h probability hat Bidveu WIN bs nominsAsd
on ths first ballot, and thars = . rsmots possi-
b0ity only tAat ths contest between Hfdvell
and Demoeost may attnin such vaxnth q -
mako nsw man advinabaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
DoE.r HrsrrArn

You know the old saying he who hess.sss 1. Lon.
II certainly applies with great force In some shins~
when you know you rzshf dons hs~isss. 70 ~
n; when you know what you want donr hesitate 20
dsmsndh
When you 90 10 buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER FILLS donS hesitate 20 say you want "c-A r
dour hesitate 10 sse that you M .'c-A-R-
r-k-RAs" and don't hs&issts 10 rsfuss anyshins Of
f1sd 10 'sams 'o-A-R-r-E-R-,-srno or .-,u-f
- sosa - 'o-A-DI-8-Bs-s.'" rhers b ncshins %
SOD = ''o-A-hr-E-Bs-s.- They never fsii-
DsaS hesitate 10 ~ when instssions and frauds
- oGssd 10 you-
poot hssatsss 10 dsnsnd thu genuine cARTKnS
LIfTLx LxvE1 PILIA
Afosxxrvr ouRE FoR SICK HEADACHE
saau fn snan Doe. Small Pres. ~
ST.: ~ z 1s:SsaEs sssRs5s3 Z
5se4l& zSs % az an "a a&
Tnoy AwAx Yora Cosxruos
Czussxu Car
Soa RfTonBss
oAesoaEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures ct the
Office of the weather bureau today; Sam, 76;
2p.m-, IS; maximum. 81; minimum. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

f1eA1e credit the establisnment corner Oh I<tn ST.
and Pa with reduced prices when regular prices
are GENERALLY asked and obsained-A clearing sale
ec~ing rh-n the stoess are stH large and Then vos
vsqxas tie goods.
, DO0Es.-Thousandso Of them. by the worlds famous
sufhors The u-printed 25c. editions at only loo.
each. for 50 cents. The cheap editions. usually
sold at s. and loo. here at only &C. each. for
% eents.
ONDERwEAR.-Complete variety Of sizes and
styles In LADIES' Cambria and Cotton Undsrwssr.
The P2las Royals Celebrated o. Garments reduced
20 sc. the Sis Garments reduced to s1-24; the
q. IS Bridal Garments reduced 10 81 81.
LACES.-A few dozen pieces Of the Point d'Ireland
Lace that has bsen the wonder Of the Ut Sc
onlv sc. yard
I1ANDKERCHIEFS.-Ls scalloped and En-
broidered also Hsnstitched Plain and Embroidered.
reduced from 25c. to 1sc. each. for Soc. Mems
Full Size Pure Linen Hemstisched Handkerchisfs
reduced from Csc. to Ice. each or for Soc.
NECKwEAR-Ladies' French Percals Chsmissttss
reduced from o5c. to &C. each Only sizes L. 12,<.
IA. I41< inches.
ULOvEs.-six pairs of the Palai. Royals Famous
81 Chanois Mousquetaires for %.
Il ARAsOLs at less than half former prices viii b
found in these lots Choice Of lot for ec lot for
s1es lot for 81 o. lot for % a. lot for "a o.
lot for s4es Poneee snk Sun Umbrellas. with
Green pinS. 81 80. The cotton MIXED look IKE thsm
only 81 each
DRUsHES.-Ons of the largest collections in tbs
country. including thsbest English French soods
Tooth Brushes here marked at various prices.
ranging from lOc- to 35c- Hair Brushes 25c to %,
Clothes Brushes 25c. to 81 45. Hat Brushes 4Oc. to
81. Shoe Brushes in box CSC. the ST. Baby Brushes
25c- so5oc whsks 90. to 35c one-senth OF the price
marked on the brushes sou select and suarontse
that they reliable.
Il ANS.--Jspanese Fans that have been selling ct
Csc. SOC. and &c. reduced to &c. for choice.
IIosE--Children's 25c. Fast Black Hose reduced 10
13c. or two pairs for 25c Sizes 4to6t
% EwELRY.-The Fashionable Belt and suspsndsr
Buckles for ladies here In steel at Is H. 25 "a
A. so. 6s and CSC. pair; Of bright diver. 25 a. g.
Sc 81 Is. 81 4s and 81 % pair Of oxidized silver
-. g. rs. 80. ssc.. 81 25, 81. 3d. a. A. s19e: Of
rolled gold. q. IS. ~. 90. 75 and CSC. The most
varied stock Of Imported Buckles In the city. One
tenth Of the marked prices. Quotsd abors.
hENS Lsundsred. SHIRTS. percaie. cheviot and
madras. reduced 81 for choice Sizes Il to II In
this grand combination lot which includes shrts that
sold for q. p. 81. so and sI.6s
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
CHINESE EXCLUSION.
A Protest Against the nan Tra.sn.sss.a q,
the senate.

The President pro tenn. today presented %
the Senate the protest by the lnternstioual
Missionary Union at its recent meeting nj chi.
ton Spring, n. Y, against the recently enacted
Chinese exclusion Law. The ground taken BY
the protestHnts is that the Regulation ~us un-
Necessary, the number Of Chinese nov
IN this country is but 10000
and 10 not likely 10 be incrc~sedi
that IL Is unchristian; that ID l. a violation Of
solemn treaties. the Chinese now here beine
guaranteed the same rights accorded the citizens
OF the most favored nation, and that
10 h likely b endanger the live. and
property Of missionaries and merchant.
in China. They ask that the Law
and certificates for Chinese now residing here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June Y.-F1our dull-western
super, 240aS.10 do. extra, 310a3.s5; do. family,
<10a4.6S; winter wheat patent, A75a.5.00 spring
wheat patent, <s6e500 spring wheat straight 4.sOa
Ae0-receipts, 6,146 barrels shipments, S,ssi bar
rels; sales, $50 barrels. Wheat steady-NO. red
spot, sSxaS9; June, SskaSo: July, S5kaSsk
August, SASSY; October, SIN asked - receipts,
g. 1S5 bushels; stock CAS- ass bushels; sales $4,000
bushels. Southern wheat steady - Fultz, ssas9
LOngberry, s6a90. Corn frmer-mixed spot, STA
67k; June, 57a57k; July, 6oh asked; steamer
mixed, <1TaA9-receipts 6,105 bushels; stock,
SlA,ss6 bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels. Southern
corn-white nrmer, 69a60; yellow strong. 5SH.
Oats nrm-No ., white western. l1aI1k; No. /,
mixed western, s0a8Sk-fecelpts, 5000 bushels;
stock, 72.ls7 bushels Rye dull-No. 2, s2sss-
receipts, 26a bushels; stock, $3.50 bushels. Hay
quiet-eood to choice timothy, l&60alH.S0. Gram
freights quiet-steamer to Liverpool, per oushel,
nd; Cork for orders, per quarter, 9sSd. aas.;
cotton, 9oc. per 100 pounds; nour, Ice. per
100 pounds Cotton nominal - middling, ~.
Provisions steady - mess pork, IL long clear,
*; clear rib sides "; sugar,pickied shoulders,
small, 1sh; large. 1sk; lard. refined. 9; crude,
fair to choice. 1sals; do. imitation, isslI; iadle,
fancy, is; do. good 70 choice, 1salA store-packed,
lsall grass, lSalA Eggs steady : IsX. Conee
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June II CLOSING. - wheat-July,
7sES; September, TEX. Corn-yuly, sok; Septem.
bef, AsX. Oass-July. sak; September, 81. Pork
July, lilo; September, 11.40. Lard - July,
ass; September, 100. Ribs-July, 7.Sak; Septem-
Der, Ism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

The INGENUITY Or Man Has
DEVISED ALL MANNER OF APPLIANCES. SPAR
ING NO EXPENSE. FOR MITIGATING HIS OWN
sUFFERINas DURING THE HEAT OF SUMNER,
SELDOM THINKING OF THE MISERY HIS WIFE
IS UNDERGOING IN THE MIDST OF HER MANI
FOLD AND ARDUoUs DUTIES AT HOME.
TO COUNTERFEIT THIS INEQUALITY AND
LIFT THE WEIGHT OF WOE. OUR
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM INTER
POSES IT'S MARVELLOUS BENEFAOTIONs.
ADDING PLEASURE TO COMFORT. ExACTING
OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR
FURNITURE. CARPETS.
MATTINGs.
RKFRIGERATORs.
GAS AND vAPOR STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND WORKS OF ART.
THE FAULT Is HER OWN IF THE HOUSE
KEEPER IS NOT SURROUNDED WITH SUMMER
COMFORTS. SEEING THAT EVERYTHING IN
OUR PARLoRs Is SOLD UPON CREDIT AT
Low PRICES AND UPON TERMS
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALI.
HOUSE HERMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HousEa
OF. ole. ae1 AND US 9TH ST.
AND
ICES Csc MASS AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
WANT BORUP RECALLED.

Alleged Request Made Of the Government
BY the American Legation In Paris.
PANS, June 27.-The American legation here
has cabled to Warrington asking the author
titles to recall Capt. Borup, the military sttache
who Is accused Of having procured plans and
descriptions Of French fortiHcations for
illegal purposes from clerk In the naval
department.. Capt Borup has apparently lost
his head and has given several contradictory
versions Of the affair In interviews he has had
with newspaper reporters. A French detective
in citixen's clothes sits on bench in the Avenue
Maroeau watching the residence Of Capt
Borup and the doors of the American legation.
CAPT. Do1uP RxLIEvxD.
Acting ON information received from Mr..
Coolidge, the q. 8. minister ct Paris, the Score
tary Of War this afternoon issued an order NJ
,heving Capt Horup Of the ordnance depart
Enent from further duty ct the o. 8. legation ct
Paris and directing him to report 70 the War
Department for further ordsrs. This 90
ton was taken ct the instapos
Of The French government Sscrstaxy Eldns
nd Acting Secretary Wharton bad confer
ere on tie subject at the War Depaxtmsnt
this, sftsrnooa and the French minlstoR subee-
qusnAly Waited Mr.. wharton ct the 6tate DE-
pastna6uk
Our ofaoials do nos.belisvs tAas Oapk Borup
ingulley Of ths charges against him sud he n
On = I'D 70 b due altogether 70 TIE request
Il ne yrsuch gUvsrnment and In Ne interests
Of &nI000y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
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ARE AMONG THE INDISPENSABLE
Thelsdy who has once known the comfort of
. Shirt Waist Tor Blouse waist) won't care to
count them out of the summer OUTFIT Nsat.
cool and nsrs to notAfnc in cost. All qualities.
with hundreds and hundreds for choice.
FINE PERcALE SHIRT WAISTS:
Another lot, nov patterns. Plated Of spOlsd
'oc. ! trrnsd-down collar. Sizes aaso ! 700
FINE IRISH LAWN SHIRT WAISTS.
New designs ssS and celo,ins: ., made and
CCC. ! sizes-excenent value. ] OCC.
FIGURED LAWN SHIRT WAISTS.
Superior .auanty.narrow plated bsetsL
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FINE INDIA LINoN SHIRT WAISTS
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FINE INDIA LINoN SHIRT WAISTS
01 TX Fluted RUNE around OIL TX
%l.(O collar, down front and oil. y
on cuns-nest and cool
SHEER INDIA LrNON SHIRT WAISTS
% Ok Full tsbot Of nne null. 0C Ok
%A.AC ! spbroidsred in new de- SI.AO
Ggns-su sises.
SILK sHIRr WAISTS AND BLOUsEs,
$500 A full line in $500
TO black. navy blue, ~To
$500 cardinal. cream. $500
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

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