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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
Gloves That WrIL FIR.

Gloves. like umbrellas, are often purchased with
certain amount Of dread. II need not be If you viii
allow Of our experts to t them 20 hand. and
thus expose any defect at risk The special prices
for the inaugural Ball requisites include the war
ranted Best French Undressed Kid Mousquetairea-
ID buttons, 81 .oS instead OF a.. d.
10 outtcns. 81. 20 instead of ~. %.
20 buttons. 81. 90 instead of $3.50.
80 buttons. ~. 10 instead of -. a.
Mems Evening Gloves. 81, 81. % and 81 90 pair.
Misses Evening MousQuetaires only 81. 25 pair.
THE PALAIS ROYAL. cor. 10th ST. and Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
MoouErrr RUGS.

feet inches by 12 feet inches at $22 So Actual
worth. s32
Sfeet 8 inches By II feet at S25. Actual worth.
s37. so.
$40.
feet inches By IA feet 6 inches at SOS Actual
worth. SIS. 80
e33.
feet inches by 13 feet inches ct s22 So Actual
worth. e35
feet 8 inches by feet IL inches at Ella So Actual
worth. $25.
10 feet einches by IL feet at s27 So Actual worth
$3.50
10 feet6 inches By II feet inches ct SEQ. Actual
worth, $50
10 feet 8 inches by ID feet inches at s25 Actual
worth. $40
worth, $50 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
Four BARGAINS In STOCKINGS.

SILK Hose that superior for the prices that
hasten to inform patrons of their arrival No. l.
Pure Silk Richelieu Ribbed Hose. of extra weight for
81 rs pair. No. 2-Helvy Pure sin Hose. with lace
work instep. only 80. "a pair. No. 3-Spun Silk
Stockings. worth s1.50. for only CSC pair. No. A.
Silk Hose. with lace work instep and ankles for only
9Sc pair All the correct evening colors In above
Stockings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

DR.. Mary Walker saws she never wore crino-
lines. Ii will take a stronger argument than
that 10 upset the coming fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
Dramatic Not.

Messrs. Mitchell and Corbett will decide in
the ring which one of them shall be the greatest
living actor.-Memphis Appeal Aoalanche.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

The "Rooms to Let sign viii become tenn
porsrily extinct in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

The present confusion Of meteorological
effects may be due to the fact that Uncle Jerry
Is clearing out tbs weather bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
HOW TO TRIM THEM.

The fashion plates show the latest Paris and London
styles Of above fabrics and the correct trimmings.
which are irdescent silk brsids here Ise 10 soc
yard; Scotch brsds. whieh here from &c 10 Csc
gard. You will notice styles where BeneAline
silk is used We haze the best Beneaine at only LIS
,nrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
SCRPRlSED,

SURPRISED.
"Deah me-" said Dickie Doddleton, "queah
how much Importance people attach to things,
you know. These people seem to be as much
intewested as if it were a club election, don't
you know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28
Your INAUGURATION Ball COSTUME


W
4 OUR INAUGURATION BALL CosTUNE
HE Palais Royals London and Paris Representa-
ives hs'nis se'eu o. Sour Asents. many s.ciuslse
are oeins ~ pr'oes .nae a's e'F
ae''''p ''''se I" "~0a"'e :" H"''peo" e'''s0e'o''s'
street Lonoon. are oper. cioaks, wnien are
$40, .ach ~ VAC Wv W
eb-' esu-
YOITP DPFsS -Sflks ana C,e.,n Wool Good. NJ
.uspciously low prices 80 that the Qualities vii he
plesssn. surprise.
Puniab silks ony SOC ward glaze affect. and novel;
ties in sysning conbnst;ons 80 sr.sn "a h;.a s;I
and white. stem green and Whit. beliotrope and
white garnet and white scarIet and Whit. hl.k md
wash silks In delicate colors. Habut snk Is the best
anu oniy ooc ysro. AAiki Six LOOKS as Wen ana ID
Only .Uc s yx.a mere,
Cnina SIX. In al shaces only 59c yard. Japanese
SILKS are better. only 5oc yard
Evening Bengaline Silks at absurdly low prices.
RAN ior fec yaru; fancy Tor osc yard
SIX Crepes- In colors that look hast una., s..
light. al yard.
satin Rhadsmes. an and an % vsrd
Fiynrad Indi. si,ts a. 10. - ..-,,,
white Japanese sliks "a inches vide. for Soc yard
20 inches ~ DC osc and 9oc yard 30 inches for u
yard
Cream Wool Fabrics: Choice OF Nuns Yelling. Alba
tross. Cashmere and Serge for SOC yard, Henrietta
and best Serge for yard whipcords for 7sc yard:
TR1MMNGs.-Edses OF Pearls for 25c. 80 and
Soc yard; Of Beads. in all colors. from lSc 70 SOC
yard.
Bands Of Pearls. 1 inch wide. for Sc yard: "
inches for 81 yard.
Passementeries Of Pearls and Gold. in fancy
designs. inches wide. for 81 40 yard In leaf de-
signs. u. 90 yard.
Frnges Of Pearls. ~ and 8 inches deep. e2 20 and
% rs yard Of Gold Beads from 20 to $40 SArd'
LACES.-Thousands Of yards OF New Laces. In all
the latest melanges. also Rich Black Bourdona mp TO
81 IS q yard. and White Point Applique Laces up to
81 so yard. Beaded and Silk Lace Nets mp to Is
yard Hand-run Lace Scarfs and Fichus mp 10 els
each Duchess and Point Lace MEMBERSHIPS up 70
$3.50 each
p,ppovs
IN n,ooons and IN tne nse WIDTHS Is used on the
Fn..s .,,.. ~, sha's,S , ono''s rsncn
IioweIs s' phces ens' snooio MAKE me malansn
HOSE xc-ss,x Ho.. IN IN. o,a;,.,
evening shsds.. z5c 70 A as -sth ~. 49,
gartsr.: 75c to e. Is pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

The ticket speculator is now in his glory.
SHOOTING STARS.
The saddest exhibition
That besets our mortal way
Is found when some dyspeptic
Makes an effort to be gay.
You find the typewriter useful in your BUSH
ness?''
II should say so. When q bore comes in I
give the operator the tip and the machine
makes SO much noise he can't hear himself
think
MY doctor says must find dry climate"
said Wheezington disconsoIately. "Where
would you advise me to go?'
"Oh," replied Breezington, ito any of the
prohibition States
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TAPESTRY BRussEIs RUGS.

feet 3inches by14 feet at $780, Actual worth,
S27.5O
feet inches by Ii feet inches at SlS Actual
worth. S25
sfeet inches by IA feet 3inches at SIT So Actual
worth. S275
10 feet inches BY 10 feet inches at so2 So Ac-
tual worth. S33.
10 feet inches by l3 feet 6 tnches at aoo Aetna,
worth, 800
10 feet inches BY IL feet inches at SIS So Actual
worth. $27. So
10 feet o inches by IA feet at SIS. Actual worth
$50.
10 feet inches by 16 feet at s22 So Actual worth
e35.
10 feet inches BY 16 feet at s25. Actual worth,
SIS.
10 feet inches by Is feet inches at s22. Actual
worth. $50
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a Splendid Showing.

INV sn1 PSPex UoknS uowg
splendid! Editors been fred ct six times
an only hit twice?'-Atianta Constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

That ignorance may be bliss we know.
What grief would mar the scene
IL butter could be told by all
From oleomargarine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

AMArTER OF DOUBT.
How oft do people undertake
To interest or teach
On things which wisdom most profound
Can never hope to reach.
See how remarks on gentle spring
Appear in rhyme or prose,
Though when and how this spring will come
Is what nobody knows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

The bird that won't sing and must be made
to is matter Of very small consequence com
pared to the bird that can't sing, but is willing
to try.
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WnroS VELVET RUGS.

feet inches BY 13 feet inches at $c2 So Actual
worth. s37. so.
feet 3 inches by u feet Q inches at SOS. Actual
worth, $40
worth. $3S
sfeet inches by 10 Ret a. s1e So Actual worth.
s25
10 feet 6inches By IA feet inches ct s3O Actual
worth, S45.
10 feet inches by 15 feet at s32 So Actual WORTH
947. so.
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McKNEW'S
Letter.
I ssAASSssgSRRAEt Ball GI kSyEs
Until Saturday. the 4th Day Of March.
Ne shall sail our H. 10 and ao-but.
Length Suede Gloves
AT RE EBSSeEB Pk sIIeeEEs.
Black. tan. pearls and other evening
shades.
ODS::na,innss ss sISs OF P:::sl:

Psrasols in 1891 were rich and in 1892 richer,
but the Parssols Of '93 are richest vet. They
practically represent modern notifications of
ancient" styles. for many of tine shapes Of the
empire" and other periods shown in sunny
Spa:rss brightest colorines in honor of the ''Co-
lumbar" year. Many OF the handles are really
works Of art, " as growing young trees for max
ing handles has now become quite an industry
In handles the ring" patterns predominste-.he
natural wood being twisted in various almost In
conceivable shapes, PRODUCING striking and
artistic effects The shapes embrace the
'emcire." Isabella. 4" Jap" Gypsy" Go
Jumbo" and others. in taffetss. gros grains
chanseabes. brocaded silk, plain surahs, crepe
de chimes &c. white. black and colors, plain.
open work and lace trimmed. in fiat tops"
arch tops" finished with bone and ivory fer
rules. tips, &c.
Exquisite line Of Lace-trimmed Psraso,s. In
white and black, at 81.
lot Of Parasols. in plain shades. for FL So
Gros Grain and silk Parssols. with the popular
club handles and covers to match. 81 So.
Handsome line Of Chaneeabls Silk Parssois,
s275
White Figured japanese Silk ''Gipsey" Para
soils. with wide Point de Gene lace edge only
$50.
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CAnprr DrrAar.nsr.
wv. B. MOSES
& SONS
MADE-Up CARPET SALE
BELOW We GIVE ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF
THE STOCK JUST MADE UP FOR SPECIAL
SALE THIS WEEK:

THE STOCK JUST MADE UP FOB SPECIAL
SALE THIS WEEK:
IL feet inches by Is feet 8 inches At sa5 Actual
WORTH $50. SO.
IL feet inches by Is feet inches at SIS. Actual
worth. ESQ.
10 feet inches By IL feet inches at eco Actual
worth. $3S
10 feet inches By 10 feet at ESQ Actual worth sl5
10 feet Q inches by IA feet inches ct sos So Ac-
tual worth. $42. 90
S42. So
10 feet inches by Ii feet inches ct s25. Actual
worth. e4O
10 feet inches by Is feet inches at $40. Actual
worth. cas-.
worth. &27.5O.
feet inches by IL feet at SIS Actual worth s2S.
Sfeet inches by 12 feet inches, SEQ. Actual
worth, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

The ticket speculator is now In his glory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

Brr ErRsr

PUBLIC discrimination A. On. ,-,x
proiecticn thai HONEST ana rRt-TG
telling ADVERTISERS nav. assia.f
onscr apulous competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

LAcEs.-Thousands of yards Of New IAces. in all
the latest melanges. also Rich Black Bourdona. up 10
o.. IS yard. and White Point Applique Laces mp
81. so yard. Beaded and Silk Lace Nets mp Is .
yard Hand-run Lace Scarfs and Fichus mp 10 els
each Duchess and Point Lace Handksrchksfs up 70
e16. SO each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

HOSE. &c.-Silk Hose. In the ordinary and SCARCE
evening shades, Toe 70 %. 9s with lscework anklea
SSc TO 81 6S; combination colors Csc a. 50;
lengthA 81. IS to IS. 6s; tights with feet eS rs
carriers. 75c to 81. 25 pair
Snk Vests for full drsas. Soc to "a 3d.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30
ANARCHISTS ARE PARDoNEp.
Fielder, Nsebe and schwab Frcsd by
Governor Aitgpid.

Fieiden. Nsebc and schwab Fresd by
Governor Aitgeid.
Governor Altgcld Of Illinois, on the Goth,
issued pardous to Samuel f!cldcn. Oscar
Neebc and Michael schwab, the anarchists
now serving terms Of Imprisonment AT Joliet
peniientiary for alleged completely In the
Haymarket riot In Chicago the night OF May
4, 1855 The pardon message contains 1900
words. The governor takes the ground that
these men did no, have fair trial and iha,
the court was prcjudlced. lie scores Judge
Gary and Chief OF POLES Bonflcll severely.
The governor quotes a stateucn, made by
the then shlei OF police, Ebcr.oli, from
which II appears that II was the policy OF a
number of police officials TO stir up sentiment
and feeling by largely cxasgerating The mum.
Der and activity Of the anarchists lie says,
referring to one OF the officials, captain by
the name OF schaack, ''after We got the an.
hrchist societies broken up, Setback wanted
To send out men to again organize the new
societies fight away. You see what thl,
would do. lie wan,,d to keep the thing boil.
Ing, keeping himself prominent before the
public. We'll, | sat on that did not he.
llerc In such work, and Of course Setback
did no, like IT, After heard all that, be-
gan TO think there was perhap. not 20 much
To all this anarchist business rs they elalm,l,
aud believe was right Setback think.
he knew all about those anarchists. Why I
knew more IA, tina, time than he knows to-day
about them. ! was follosing brm closely.
As soon rs Setback began to get some no,oh.
ETY., however, he was Spollrdn
From this II appear. says the governor.
that most Of the so-called conspiracl-s were
really mere creations OF ollee officer, who
cndeayorcd to have them organized with the
hope OF gaining glory and reward by .ub.c.
quentiy discovering them.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

A careful estimate Of the late Senator
stanford's property indicates that Its value
Is somewhere In the nelghborhood Of sS5,.
0oo,000. The estate consists In large part OF
onc-fourth share Ia the Pacific Improvement
Company, tho legal association through
which Stanford, iup,lbg,on, liopklni,
searlrs and Croker eoatrol tie soutAetn
Pacific company. Its nominal asset In the
way Of railroad property amount 10 sal0, Co.,
o0O, but tho actual value Ia about sao per
sharc or e., 100000, u which saniofd's
holdings are worth si0,00o,CO0. Besides this
the Pacific Improvement Company owns
large block OF Southern Paolns bonds, on
which the interest Is five aud ak rer cent
annually. stanford's share Of thee bonds
Il said to be sli, 1000, 900 net From the stocks
and bonds plonc the stanford estate Is said
10 receive an income Of nearly si,0o0,0jo IA.
nually.
Thea there Is the San rrane,eo cable TALL.
road property, that pays ten per cent. an.
nually on ti3,Q0O,oy0, ot which Sianiorl'a
share Is q, o1o,O0o. lie leaves 10000 acres
Of land, including the great VIVA vineyard.
the Palo Alto property. the stock farm aud
ether real estate worth SJ,0pJ.Uc0 nLi otleF
personal properly worth si,oo0,0co, aishln:
tho aggregate value Of the estate NORTH aaoat
EOS, 100, on which there !, an rnuual ia.
cone Of perhaps 100000.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

The case of Peter Megg., now eoannel IN
the penlirnuary for tue murder oi Mike
Ferry In Grimes county, promises 10 b, tho
most celebrated In Texas, n tho supposed
dead man Is also IN iatnnte Il tic prison.
Advlees received from Grimes county say
that tho prisoner tNicggs). admitted commit.
tlng the murder before the cnfoucf's Inquest
and implicated several other pefsons.
The body. when found, was badly drcam.
posed, but was Identified II. that Of Mike
Ferry from letters fonai Oh II, a. r.rry 4,
certainly alive, matters AFRO becoming more
complicated aud tie lawyers rrc puzzled NJ
10 what 10 do Ia regard 70 II. Mcgg- cannot
DO held for the muritr OF n man vic Il aii.r
and In the fatne prlson with him. ,.t iheir
was murder committed aud tho corpse Was
Identified
Tho ease has .aui,j much comment
throughout the state and will b. cited zoe
years 10 come as To tho liability Of Niincsse'
To be mistaken IN their Identification VI
bodies The present Indications are thai
Ncggi will he released 81 the charge 81 mur.
icrlns Ferry aud placed On ,tiai los tie lii
lug Of the unidentified man.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

Henry Altman, Senator Warren and nnu.
Der 81 other publlc-spirlied men, have closed
y contract with Frank Melbourne, the rain
king. Under the contract he IL 10 fnrnlsh
on-.half Inch Of rain within the next i've dAys
over all OF Laramie county, south OF thr And
parallel Of latitude. for which he "a 10 receive
SiG. On July he ID To furnish n haif.inch
more for the same sum. The territory that
he u TO water covers 100 miles SQUARE, Mel.
bourne began nj noon on the s.nd from the
dome u the state capitol.
A few days ago while Contractor Collins.
~ Fitzpatrick Bros. 4 Collins, was riding
along the grade above Elmorc's camp, says
the Spchrii.h Hsai.t,r, huge rock can,o
down ne II dropped from the ky, struck bis
horses head aud cut II on as clean ms though
done by q cannon ball. II was nil done 40
suddenly that Mr.. Collins was completely
dhEri for n momen,, hardly rrnilsing what
bad happened. Fortunately hr rscated I'm.
hurt, but lew Inches more would have mnjr
mihcr meat u him. lie can now fully nm.
prcclnin thr old ptoycrb, IA miss il ne good
hs . mile" The presumption IA that tho
ml.slle bad been sho, up by n blast some dis.
lance on.
An awful tragedy came near being enacted
NJ llulleti poatotiicr, twenty miles ffnm Sun.
dance, few days ago. hell Storms and d
hoy named asArts, two cowboys, austreled
o,rf the possession u q calf. n~aris WAS
being whipped oycf the head with rope by
Storms. when he jumped on hls horse and
rushed for ,hc corral, where his coat aud sir.
shooter were lying. Storm. saw his moye.
mrnt and threw bia lnsso juAt M Hvnris
reached fot his eun. Tho rope caught the
boy around the waist. Storms then started
bls horse on The run acfos. the prairie, drag.
cling twnrb after him, The men on tho
roundsup stopped HIN after he had dragged
Hwprn about 100 yards. \ Nm. Indeed a
narrow escape from horrible death The
sfair has stirred ~ much bad blood IN that
,iclnliy aud mora trouble Il feared,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

The most destructive and deaih.dealing cy-
clone that ever visited Eastern Kansas assed
through Willlam,town and the surrounding
country In Jefferson county on the night OF
tho End. II traye,cd southeast aud took In c
scope OF couatry hail milo Wide aud about
tix miles long. Not lvu,c, barn or tree wa
irit slaidin; In IL path. II va, accompanied
by TERRIBLE fain.lorn and mlinight dark.
ness Eleven dead bodies have 70 far been
discovered, and II IL known that nj least i've
more were killed. Tho dead are. l.. T..
Eyau.. Emetlng Evans, John Hutchinson and
wife. Samuel kineaj, Cita Kineaii, sadie
kincaid, Waiter klnoald, Eva kincald, wa.
liam kinaali. samuel Stewart Their bodics
arc all horribly ipangini. Mia. iiuteh!nhon's
arms and limbs were found in a tree n mile
from Tho house. Eva KiHcali's head WA
severed from her body
Three person, iic hnvwa 10 have been IA
tally injured aud macy oILsfs are seriously
Kurt
10 more dead boile, were received. IN hia.
ioric Landmark was Grsirpyci by the cyclone.
II wa tho old stone hnaig on the hluls % the
ksw riyer, onoe Owned aud occupied by John
brown.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

A letter from Angora, from Trustworthy
source. describes ths unfplr way IN which tho
recent trial Of Armenians there for tcdltlon
wAa conducted. The Judges wefr three Turks,
one Greek and one Catholic. Tho court 70.
fu.ri 10 hear witnesses Who were ready 10
prove Hn nlibi Tor tho rflsonrfa ct 10 listen 10
The pflsnnrr.' statements M 10 the ioftutss
must not be delayed Toe public prosecutor
asked ono prisoner VII, 10 had not sent n tel.
eatam Ia the sultan. 1he reply came Instant.
III ave did, hut the telegram was given 10
you and you sim have H." The prosecutor
lid no, deny the charge.
ono Of tho prisoners boldly asoNtd the cs'
bicnco Of an Armenian ,1srnt society, tho
member. Of which wero sworn 10 risk their
u,es IN behalf Of the oppressed people. They
might suffer. but others were ready 10 taha
their places unili protection va, given 10
ilrIr lives and property,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

In the House Of Commons iAsi week Nj.
Gladstone stated tho alterations the govern
ment had decided 10 mako Ia the fnanciA,
clauses Of tho Irish home rule bill. liz pro
posed n provisional term 81 sig year. 70 a.
feet the financial arrangements. No chnngs
IN managing or In collecting the rsistins
tatrs would be made. The Irish Parliament
would he empowered 10 establish nrw tares.
irrisnds contribution 10 the imperial FL.
chrauef would DO ohe-thifi OF the asceftsinrd
rr,cnuri also the whole yield ~ any tnIrs I'm.
posed upon ireland by tho impartial pnriis
msnt expressly for war OF special defense. Al
tho close Of sit years the contribution and ths
whole arrangement would he revised, II
would be provided that ireland should collect
and mnnsgc taxation with tho exception VI
the customs and excise duties,
Mr. John Redmond trnrnelii,r), member fos
Waterford CITY, Eavr noii,r that be o,ld
oppoae the clause pfe,rnting tho irish Par.
lament from collecting and regulating exist
Ing TAXATION as unjust and huniiliatins 10 Ire
land
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

The lIon. Thom1l L. Baynri, the first
American nmhts1aIor to Great brlialn, pro.
eeedcd on The aanI from London TO Windsor
Castle, Nhera be prcscuied credentials from
the American government 10 tho utiren In
accordance with the usual custom that e..
lists In the ease Of ambassadors, n state ear
riagc was furnished by the british govern.
mrnt 10 convey Mr.. Baynrl from his hotel 10
the railway station. Upon 1T. arrival NJ the
station he was received by General Sir
Christopher Tccsiale. master ~ ceremonies.
Mr.. bnynrd was conducted to n special car.
rlagc 10 waiting for hin, In which he travel
I'd TO Windsor. A state carriage waited his
coming ut Windsor station. nni Mr. BAyafd,
who was accompanied by hls wife, entered Il
aud was driven 10 the castle, where, after the
usual forina'ities, hr presented to her mnjrsiy
the letter. appointing him as the represents.
tive OF the tniIed ststos nj the court oi ~.
james. Lord Rosebrrry. ministcr Of foreign
nhhirs, Travelled I'm tho train with Ambassador
Bnyani and introduced him 10 tho queen.
Mr.. Bhynrd wore costume ~ Hight gray
md after Mr. Baynri had presented III. ere.
dcntinis she was presented TO her majesty
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

A RESIDENT Of Helena. Mont. hay
Ing been apprehcndcd In an attempt
to blow up bank with dynamite.
made as excuse tho seemingly irrele.
vant allegation that he was hungry.
1t does no. seem prcsumptuous to
counsel him to seek other means Of
relief. Tho next time tho pangs OF
appetite get hold upon him II he will
swallow the bomb and then kick him.
sclf with n yigor born OF despair the
Jesuit will be found more satisiac.
sors
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30

Jane. Gordon Bennett /. TO have the larF.
rst yacht nfoai. thc IL 10 he constructed NJ
crAmp'. yards Philadelphia, the work 10 be
completed In two yrhrs OF lrss.
Mr.; Bcnncits yacht viii be $40 feet long,
aud she !. 10 have auadrupir expansion on.
einc. that are 10 drive her twrniy, three knuta
an hour. She will br built by American labor,
Of American material. aud will hc pnId Zoe
with American money. The nrw Yachts
equipment will he Of the best. mud much Of II
Will be original In design. Tho ncw yacht
Will be valuable addition 10 tho fleet Of the
New York Yscht Club, Of which Mr.. i,rnnrti
n a member, Ills third yacht Il hon, called
the ''sefcdA." tho II q twin sorcw yacht VI
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