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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
THE UNION SECURITY COMPANY OF

L WASHINGTON, D. C.
the ofie-ef the COMPANY. Fsndsil bnildins corner
~ a. and Louisisna ave-, by either Of the drec-
This company is Incorporated under the act Of Con-
The capital stock is $1,000. 600 in shares of s1oO
| each ~ ~-''
do. oppressed in the act OF Congress Will be
,seseI,ri:y sS.sn:y tndennity. loan and mortgage
and o:h required BY law or BY orders q
court and TO do guaranty snd indemnity business
Ii is also proposed to lend money Oh mortgages,
The surety security business VIII be transacted
on system and methods up from the best feat
England. which the result Of long experience
and capable msnagement.
Corporae ship is superior in every respect to
o4 ahos s . S By
wolfe on the oher hand those VIII, are required TO
matt Of business rosn ra.ses hap :.
El2tt = of favor from friends
a t ss.
IN loans on ample real estate and other safe
lively light the shareholder may reasonably expect
prosis.ins what he might sesi,e srSm psr.oneI ne
,nveStment Of the money represented By his stock.
m1ums earned. --'N
President, John A. Baker; first vice president
James @. Payne. second vice president Rssin aid
aendAn secretary. Chspn Brown; treasurer. Thomas
DIRECTORS.
MHshl0n H Aashford. a!t. Georse E Hamilton.
Morgan H. Beach. james M Johnston.
A T. B,itton. 7; 4. Lambert.
Calderon Carlisle, B r. leighton
Walter D; Dsvidse. Edwsrd A. Newman.
GGaerardi Ghe-ai Davis. Davis. James g. Payne.
Mnl. z Dean. Charles B. Pearson.
W 2 Edmonston. =: Francis Riggs.
sfnald Miiism n Maspd1 PatR. nsi % HsTos.s smith
H: He'd. :.ortS Gordon. SsiSsaisl s h wilson wilson
InhlsrSt
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NO BAIL FOR THE PRISONERS.
The Petition of Dempsey and Beatty for
Release DENIED

Release Denied.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 20-The supreme
court this morning refused to grant the petit
ton 10 admit 70 bail and SHOW a special
aIocaiur to Hugh 5. Dempsey, who
stands under conviction and sentence in
the court OF oyer aud terminer of
Allegheny county ON the charge OF felonious
and aggravated assault and battery Tor an al
legged attempt 10 poison the workmen at Home
stead The court made no eommen; an the
rase.
The same tribunal also made similar order
IN the case OF the commonwealth against Eobt
Beatty on an appeal from the court OF quarter
sessions Of Allegheny county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
THE PANAMA SCANDAL.
Arguments of Counsel for the Defense Hear
by the Court

arguments OF COUNSEL Tor The Defense Heard
by the Court.
PARIS. March 2O.-The arguments Of counsel
in the Panama trial were continued today. NJ
Roussel delivered an eloquen. plea in behalf Of
III. Beral, senator from the department of Lot.
who is accused Of having received a bribe of
i0,000 francs from the late Baron Reinacb 70
vote for the Panama lottery bonds bill
VI. Roussel maintained in his argument that
the money had been paid TO NJ Bermt for serv-
ices as an engineer in various railway and min
ing enterprises, and for technical advice in
connection with such enterprises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
Hunearians Want Iudep~ udeu

BuDA PEsTH, March 20.-A mass meeting
attended by 1900 persons was held here yester-
day to celebrate the anniversary of the Hun
garian revolution Of ls4s Resolutions were
adopted in favor Of Hungarian Independence,
and declaring that Hungary shouid have .
separate army and separate tariff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
LORD sALIsBURY REPogrEp DEAD.
Sensational Rumor In London Soon Ran
Down.

LoSpoS. March 20.-A sensational report was
in circulation this morning to the eject that
Lord Salisbury Was dead snd the residence Of
his lordship WAS at once bes;eged by anxious
inquirers. The United Press corresponaent
was informed that his lordship was contir-ing
TO improve, and that there was no foundation
whatever for even serious apprehension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
Killed by the Cigarette Hab,,.

HARRISBURG, Pa. March 2o.-Percv T.
Phelps. aged twenty-five, has died suddenly
from excessive use OF cigarettes. He had been
addicted to the cigarette habit for several
years. His body will be cremAted q lancaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

SENATOR GRAYs AppoISTMENr.-The ap-
pontment Of Senator GRAY of Delaware as re-
gent Of the Smithsonian Institution was an
nounced by the Vice President today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

The Wyoming County Pa) Murderer.
HARRISBURG. Pa. March 20.--Gov. Patti
son today issued the death warrant Of Isaac
Rosensweig aud Harris Blank, the Wyoming
county murderers. They will b hanged
May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

The CoLLEcToRsHIP OF CHIcAGo.-The. first
application for the position of collector of
customs at Chicago. ILL.,, reached the Treasury
Department this morning. 1t was from Jacob
w. Richards. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

RETURNED FROM NEW YoRK.-Secretaries
Lamont and Herbert have returned from New
York and were at their desks this morning
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PM@gPMAT1G EMULSION.

tEMULSIO PHOSPHATICA.)
This popular preparation containing Cod Liver OIL
combined with the folk OF rgg Pho.phorfc Acid,
Oraree Flower Water. Jamaica Rum and 1lycerine
Sce9piesa a prominent plsce in cur modern Materia
9eolca As remedy for Lung troubles Our only
the skill with which II 70 prepared. Can always be
obtained freshly ma1e at
SIMMS' PHARMACY
mh1S-6. Cor 14th st. and New York ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

Wonder
OF the aee-
Decker Bro 3 Concert Grand
PIANO. with :he new
.yANKo" Key boyd
Will be
On show here
For 3 days only.
Don'tfail to see IL!
SANDERS L STAXGAN, 934 F ST. N. ".
Pro0ressiue Piano People.
mh20 Agents Decker Bros. Pianos.
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A Voyage Of 3e2 Days.

NEW YoRK. March 2o.-Atter q prolonged
voyage of s62 days, during which shs twice
rounded the horn and twice crossed the Al
lantic, met and vanquisbed the fast British
ship kensington in an ocean race and finally
fell in with q whole family of wassrspouts, the
American ship Shenandoah has arrived in port.
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Charges Of Cruelty and Inhumsnity.

ChArGes OF Cruety and Inhumanfty.
NEW YORK, March 20.-The World this morn
ing devoses over page to 9 recital Of cruelty
and inhumanity which il says is prscticed in
the Connecticut state prison at wethersheld,
for which the World places the responsibility
upon Samuel Chamberlain, who has been war
den Of the prison for eight years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

UnknoWn Benefactor of . Hospital.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 20.-A friend Of
the Pennsylvania Hospital, whose name is with
held, has presented the institution Aith ESQ.,
600 with which to pay for . new building for
the out-pstient department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

secreeary Carlisle Denies Hfmself % CaIvers.
Secretary Carlisle has found it necessary
10 deny himself 70 the continual stream Of
callers That have filed his once ever
since he was installed in the Treasury
Department Today the visitors 20 ~
sscrssary's once we're confronted with |. saa,
which read: "The Secretary Of ths Tr,.surv
VIII not receive callers on Monday" Ghe ofbos
seeker approAched the door, read the notios
snc oepafsed- The Secretary was hidden away
N . privsse room trying 10 End out what his
au.aes really ere. This 10 the irst opportunity
ne hss had 70 do 20 since his nomination
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A POINTER.

A POINTER.
No better indication of the tre-
mendous growth of commercial
Washington can be found than the
overfowing advertising columns of
The STAR. Every live business
house OF Washington is found rep
resented therein. and all are there
simply because advertising in The
STAR pays them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
re. yC-k Osc., So Potter Build;n,.

Tvr EvESISs STsR is served to subscribers a, ,h.
cfy BY carrsr~ on their own account 10 cents par
week. Or ~. per month Copies At the rountsr Z,
cents each ~ msil-snyxh In the United States or
Csnsda-posssTe prepsid-5O cents per moath.
SATURDAY. QUSDECPLE SHEET STAR al 90 o.-v..x
with foreign postage added. $500.
IEnter-d at the Post Once ~ Washington. ID g O..
secNnd-class m aii mstter.l - 49, ~
~ AL mail Subscriptions rnust he p.,d q, ,sv.,..
Rates OF advertising made Known on ,ppIic,t,on
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DIT IJF

Ever strike you being odd that while woman may
have half dozen beautiful dresses and man many
suits of clothes yet neither of them regards Il a
ing at all necessary to provide themselves with
more than two rairs OF Shoes. II is fact
beyond dispute that three four pairs of Shoes. if
worn alternately, will last much longer apd afford
better satisfaction in every way than IL ere pair be
worn continuously. These few observations were
made recently by Mr.. Wilson Of the Shce firm Of
WILSON CARR. go F st. NV. and in speaking Of
Shoes he remarked particularly Of the great favor
which his So so Shoe had met WITH especially
people who suffer with corns tender Feet. These
e. so Shoes have never been approached for solid
comfort. and to wear pair that you will
solve to wear them long you can get them. They
made in q variety Of shapes for ladies aud men
dull or glaze finish for ladies' If you looking for
pair of slippers to match your evening dress you
can find them at WILSON d CARES Any color not
in stock be made to order in . few hours II neces-
sary. mhls-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
TOTALLY DESTROYED.

Lives Lost.
ST. LOUIS, March pa special to the Post
Dispatch from Nashville, Tenn, s~ys: The
town Of Athens. Ala. 100 miles south OF here.
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning. several
lives are reported lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

GOVERNMENT REcEIPrs TopAY.-Internal
revenue, S6lS, S,6s2; customs, S943, ,5S4.
The training ship Portsmouth arrived at St.
Thomas, W. l., Saturday.
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+ FDN]&N|(G|E

is an ail-absorbinS question with mot men
How to get rich their chief concern The secret
of the business is to keep what money one al
ready possesses morin0-don't let 1t lie idle in
bank, but make it something. We issue
Demand" Certificates of Deposit which pay 3
per cent net nlOneV payable Whenever demanded
We also issue Time" Certificates Of Deposit
which earn per ceIt in three months. 5 per
cent in six months and per cene in one year.
eJ-CdN ana us.
WooDs & Co. BANKERS.
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FRoN THE ScHLrEMANS ExHIBIr.-Truxton
Beale, United States minister to Greece. Rou-
mama and Servia. has informed the State De-
partment that Nine. Schliemann, widow of DIR.
Schliemann the famous explorer of the ruins
OF buried and ancient cities. has determined to
present to the United States National Museum
a portion OF the relics unearthed at Troy by
her late husband. Mr.. Beale gives no intima-
ton of the size of the collection to be sent to
Washington. but says its value will be apparent
on inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

~ The ,reather 10 hketv to BE- fair til Tvee
49, dgy morn,n0. 20 iosced by lf0ht rain Tues
:atioaerg mpsrature. soIicred ~ |erss ii Il,
O,stytet ?f Coumbad and northern porteeasv AsTS-
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An the best Roller skatss for all assa
The bsss Dollar s.x that svss ssucr
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TIE best sond steel H.tehst for 6oc.
that the amount ever bought
The Norton ''Jscks"-smallast sasasst
toksndis and chsspess-soid q ssofed
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
At THE STAR BUILDINGS.
ll0l Pennsylvania Avenue. corner 11th ST., by
The Evening Star Newspaper COMPANY,
5. H. KAUFMAN, Pres't
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RERsoNAL.-R. H. Boyd of Pittsburg R. r.
Bushnell of the army, o. L. Bosworth of Prov
idence and E. H. Phillips OF Springfield Mass.
are at Wiliard's.--F. L. Allen of Boston. C..
W. Cunningham of India and Capt c. s. Nom
tell OF Baltimore are at the Randali-W. H.
Dodge Of Chicago T. r. Mills of New York
and Peter GRAHAM Of Boston are
at the Ebbitt.--John B. Holden of Boston,
John NJ. German Of Wilkesbarre and Arthur r.
Adm of Orlando, Fla. are a. the Riggs.-C
H. Brian Of Pittsburg, Edward L. Jones of
New York. Ex-Governor Jackson of Maryland.
Arthur Roche Of Boston and R. s. Tuttle of
Chicago are at tho Arlington. Reed OF
New York. L. B. Bradley of New York and Chas
Stone Of Pennsylvania are at the Shoreham.-
D. A. Kerup of New York. VIM. Ohley and C.
E. Wells Of West Virginia are at the Ma
tional.--Robert NcCort Of Fort Worth,
Texas, Boykin Wright OF Augusta. Ga. and
F. Ellerbrook Of New York are at the Metropol-
itan.--A. d. Stone of Boston. Geo. F. Moves
Of Portland. Me-, VIM. H. Stewart of Buffalo, s.
H. Hunt Of Iowa and Geo. W. Smith of Boston
are at the 81. .Jeines.--A. r. Young of vicks-
burg, "A. P. Cockburn OF Canada. John Z. .Holling-
smith Of Austin, Tex, and ". H. H. Owen Of
Houston, Tex, are at the Howard House.
A. L. Roberts of Texas. L. E. Hughes of Arizona
and Frank Ling Of New York are at the Fre-
donia.
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ADVANTAGES Offered
49,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
CONPANT

Trsnsa-ts general Loan. Trust and
Financial business. makes Investments Of
morey. acts executor. adninistra or
~ SSs'isc, trustee. &c. also registrar
and transssS s-sn1. trustees o. estates and
those accustomed 70 the ira saction Of
fnsLcis. business. well as custod.aus Of
tie :urds of religious. beuevo,eut ard other
associations. will hnd this company con-
ve1;ent de>ository. and intsrest triE be
paid On such deposits Of money.
Safes rented N magnificent ourglar-proof
vaults Prices from s3 TO geo per annum-
Once rooms rented At moderate in
tie compzny's granite 1re-proof ofice
bnilding. which possess every modern con-
yenie-ce.
The Midland express., 1893-03-03

paper of southride \ il.
eiria alal with your help We
mean To- max c2it'sthe leader Of
III the'state: The much
admired correspondence SYSTEM
will be kept Up and expanded
and perfected as means and opror-
tunity offer.
Now friends, wheE our represcn
tativc solicits your subscription
please givo it TO him. The price
is only $f.00 per year. Thepapef
is certainly worth that to you,
containing as it will. crisp ed
itorial, fresh news. interesting
miscellany, special contribute 4
articles, etc. Again asking your
support wee are yours for success.
TnE EXPRESS.
The Midland express., 1893-03-03
THURSDAY FEB. %, 1898.
Our Premiums.

We desire to call special at
tention to our premiums. They
are all valuable and are what
we represent them to be. In ord
er to obtain them we only ask
little Of your valuable time.
We provide an easy and mex
pensive way to obtain books, of
information and articles of real
value. Just get up a club and
try our premiums. We have them
for clubs of three up to forty.
Read our premium list, make up
your mind for what premium
you wish to work, write us for
blanks, etc., and 60 ahead. Now
let every friend and well-wisher
of The EXPRESS 60 to work with
a vim to increase its subscrip-
tion list. We hope to double
our list within the next few
months. Help us friends, is our
appeal.
The Midland express., 1893-03-03
Advertising Novelties.

Many advertising novelties have
come to our desk this year,
but candor compells us to say
that the dantiest and the most
happy combination of the print
er's art; beauty and utility is
the Household Calender AL
manac for 1893, published BY
the orld-famed house Of G. /.
HOOP 4 CO., proprietors Of
HooD's Sarsaparilla. This Calen-
der is emincntly appropriate for
the World Fair year, embody-
ing as it does the best efforts
of the designer, engrayer and
painter. Its unique and tasteful
design beautiful alike i'll color
and expression at once attracts
the eye and pleases the senses.
The design is entitled the Young
DISCOVERIES. 1t represents the
bright faces of two young child
rem locating HOOPS Sarsaparilla on
the map Of North America. Their
intelligent faces are aglow with
intense interest, and SO realistic
is the beautiful photographic color
ing and design that one would
fain believe it nature instead
of art. 1t makesa bright picture
for home or office. while the
plain figures on the pad make
it useful lis well as beautiful.
TO be fully appreciated it must
be seen. Messrs HOOP & Co. GER
tainly deserve great credit for
their taste and enterprise. Copies
may be obtained of druggists
or by sending six cents in stamps
for one or ten cents for two
to G. |. Hood 4 Co Lowell, Mass.
The Midland express., 1893-03-03
STUPEltDOUS PROJECT.
The Arid Regions Of Arizona TO bs Rs-
gto:.d 20 their lsr.ii y.

sto.ed 10 their iIr.iiy.
The Irrigation enterprises in .Ar:ao-
na are attracting conxi.iuri.L!e nt-
tention Low, nnd Of sucl. tie .ir.i
Region has the following to. say !.
Two stlryc.-or and sixteen iiieiih have
gone 10 the Port HOLES AID Castle
Dome to begin the NOR. oi running
tile zines for the projected canal
OF the Colorado Canal Company.
This system Of canals will cost 8lO,-
OOO,OOO, and tile main ditch will Le
l5O miles long, LIZ feet wide on the
bottom, and will carry ~ feet or
water. For tile distance gwen this
canal will be broader mid deeper
than any l50 miles OF the crout
Erie Canal III New York. Til, viii
give Eastern people some conipre-
henslon Of the magnitude Cf tLls
immense irrigation project.
| The engineers surveying tile line
Of the Colorado Canal arc working
i'm the region traversed by tho an
cicnt canal system 0f prehistoric
times, Of which there are more THAN
300 miles Of the large canals and
more than 1000 miles OF thv smaller
ones, all Of which can be used Ia
tho Colorado, covering ali areu ~
100000 acres Of the 1laest land on
tho Pacific Coast. by using Tie
larger canal systeln tho cost Cf cx-
tending tile Colorado Canal to IL.
westward 30 as to bring Ii back "a
American soil la San Lego county.
California, west OF tho Al9cdonus
sand hills 30 ~ to irrigato the mill.
ions Rcres Of good land bctweeu Tia
boundary and Salton Luke. viii bo
greatly reduced, as cyery 90 oyory
mile 0f tllls aRoient canal, whIcl,
| - from 80 to 500 feet wide and
from 8 to l5 feet doep, can ho utilized
and by doing 30, Tho cost of Lpild-
| Ing @he former Will DO losseacd more
thad one-half. Both New River. ia
Its meanderings from ILdian wells
to Galt0n basin, over d distance or
eighty miles, and Carter River, from
Alamo basin to that at Balton, moro
than 2OJ miles as 1t comes, can Le
used.
The ancient lakes, or which tl,oro
are scores, can MI be converted Ia
to storage reservoirs ut d yer, small
outlay. This great schrine, which
at nrst only had In view this irrira-
tlon OF the Beatty concession In
Sonora and few acres along tho
routD, now Includes the Rrnhdcst
project on the coast, the irrigation
Of q, 10000 acres Of Yuma's best lack
country,
gub-contraotors are pushln. the
canal work at Glla Bend. MIR. &.
j.. Crowley, who has contract for
twenty-four miles Of this work, has
250 teams employed and has finished
about half OF his work. This canal
will be rs feet wide at Tie bottom
and Al feet On the water line, With
s feet OF water lii depth.
A party OF Engllshinen l. inyestl-
eating the water storage possibilities
Of the lower Chiritahua Mountains
with the possibility or locating un
immense irrigation enterprise In the
Sulphur Spring Valley.
I y n
The Midland express., 1893-03-03

Il ennblcd 10 cast vote that Il
twice as powerful and TWICE az Iii.
|fiuential as the vote or the Union
soldier North. .ss*s'rhc political pow
en- thus appropriated by Southern
Democrats By, reason Of the Negro
population, amounts to thirty-five
representatives In Congress. 1t il
massed almost solidly, and Offsets
the great State of New York; or
Pennsylvania and New Jersey to-
gether; or the whole OF New England,
or Ohio and Indiana united; or tie
combined strength Of Illinois, Min
nesota, Kansas, California, Nevada,
Nebraska, Colorado and Oregon. TIE
seizure Of this power IL wanton
usurpation; tt j. fragrant outrage !;
it il violent perversion or the whole
theory Of Republican government.
It inurcs solely to the present nd
vantage. aud vet, believe, to the
permanent Jishonor OF tire Demo-
cratic party.
This is the whole matter terscly
stated. What was true tl.cn is
no less true now. In nearly every
Southern state the anomaly is pre-
sented Of aState enjoying repre-
sentatiOn for citizens who are not
lallowed to vote. and vet the Dem
ocratic party proposes to main
tain and solidify this anomalous
condition by repeating the only
Federal laws that we have which
give to us the least sembhnce
Of fair and free elections. Still
the Democratic party has the au-
dacity to prate about fair cleo
tions and the publication Of the
fballot, etc. :
In view of its record upon this
Question we fail to see how any
person can be influenced by its
pleas or protestations. It's iden Of
fair and free elections ID shown
by the Mississippi ballot Ia v
which reduced the colored vote
from 100000 to 5000, the tax
legislation in South Carolina q
which practically wipes out the
Negro vote, the AxDERsoS Nc
CoRMIcK atrocity In this State,
which permits the machine to
manufacture any majority desir-
ed from 1000 to 10000, and we
might 60 on and cite others, but
these are enough to show the
radical difference IN Democratic
preaching and Democratic prac-
tice.
The Midland express., 1893-03-03

The l;nadu'tcrutrd article. known
AZ "uld d;sss" cam sometimes be
bought, but not often. LII litter
ON tile subject newly received by
tue DepartnielIt Of State, Consul
Sinitliers writes from Osaka, japan,
that 1t wol,ll be very desirable u
send a competent agent frol1 tliis
country TO japan WHO should visit
tile camrhor-producilg districts and
study the l'rccesscs uf liairnIact-
ure, packing, ttc.