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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
Which Senator Was This4

From the Chicago Record.
The Washington Hostess pouring teal
'Do you take sugar, Senator?'
The Statesman (absentmindeD - Con-
found 1t, no! Whb seyS so?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04

a STORY OF THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.
WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING STAR BIZ ar
THUR SPERRY.

the company will be
making new silver
ware out OF old. Near
" all the silver ware
in the world Is plated
ware. After 1T has
been IN use a year
the silver Is worn off
in spots. We put the
WORKOUT silver ware
iHto an electrical
bath that takes off
all the silver save a
very thin Iayer. but
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first magnitude viii
be above the horizon
at g O'Clock tomorrow
ev min :. Directly
overhead Will b e
found Vega. or Alpha
Lyrde, and In { h c
west, about midway
bCsE-crn the horizon
and the zenith, it,
rival in Splea 1cr, Arc
turus,th Bee Keeper.
The question OF pre-
cede1ca b c tw . c n
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Used by Railroad Men TO Control the
TgsSns.

Lamp signals, used only al plight, are
indeed very Interesting TO s5ady. loco
motive with two green lights indicates
that train follows, which Is considered a
part OF the train leading and must lie &C
corded the same rights. Should the leading
train have some occasion 70 stop at plac e
not scheduled for Il to stop. II must i'm
medately send rasman with req lamp or
torpeooes to protect Il.
Many accidents happen by neglect on the
part OF some trginmen IN not taking every
preoaution for The safely Of the train. The
fiagmaD often must 60 10 the rcar, some
times q fun mile. on a stormy night, across
trestles or washcuis, and frequently he o.
left behind 10 take the chance OF bein.
picked up by the next train. His neglec,
10 go back far enough or fast enough often
results in a smashup There ave. Of course,
general rules laid down. ia which the lamp
has no part, anG the train dispatcher takes
an important part. A few OF the signais
illustrated here, IL followed in every casa
would prevent many collisions.
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the village girl declares, with cOmplaCency,
that all the young men together are court
ing me- Her promised husband must sure
ly be disquieted at that news. But she must
not goo too far She quickly treasures him.
But none Of them resemble your That line
] make tender, tender, as If she were saying
it to herself. So he will be eassured and
fattered. But. in ,hef simplicity: she mrst
conceal nothing, DD.Siti nave tnriiIsr / saw
that slowly, hesitatingly," and so on.
Likes the American Custom.
1 DO not know bow the pretty little
Parduerette studies her songs although
have a speaking acquaintance with her
husband who is the singer. Louis Verande.
Their marriage created some sensation in
New York a year and half ago The
lucky youth was singing at Roster & Balls
and Parquerette had an engagement at
Tony Pastors where she was guarded
very jealousy BY her parents He saw
her, loved her. e,oped with her and mar
RED her before magistrate az quick as
one, two. three. lie says America is The
greatest country. The fact that you can
legally marry a girl there in spite OF the
opposition OF her Parents fills him with
enthusiasm. IF only the marriage laws
were more like that in France" he said
there would be n ore happy marriages"
Parquerette has Leen this summer the
star of the Jardin de Paris, as Judic Is at
tne Alcazar and 1rette Guiibert at the
Ambassadsurs'. Her great song is also
that OF 4 peasant girl but very different.
she comes in riding on Il donkey, gigsling
briGiinG, conscious. awkward, coquettisn.
She is the only pretty girl in Paris toda =,
who does gCoi, extravag CANT, clown-like
burlesque To sing her great song the
"Bain de SON Qne bran bath), she has
reed or all the stage, and so her donkey
IS called back. Then she is seen to be the
funniest parody on green country girl
urom AuVerSnej that ever came to Paris
with change OF linen tied up in a hand
kerchief. Her skirt only reaches her knees
she has an apron. a pair Of rel gloves ana
a green umbrella. with big ducks head
for a handle, carved IN wood The tune is
action and of awkward sestiCIiation. He.
wonderfully mobile face expresses every
transient s2aiC OF self-sutiiciency country
cunning. fear, surprise, delight and abj-ct
misery, Is the swift lines rattle on.
Thc Nruu 8a,h song
Il is the tale of her first day n Paris
al.1 how she took her bran hath-C-a.A
Re som
When I got - Parre@
There was some -n.ns wrong with nae.
Tho Doctor. h said see.
n Girl. "ou JrG TO me,
las D,- an Inflammation,
Go take a. pain De -oni'
,Whoar, goes T., orchestra. zvf.h 4 :svn,t
G1HriSa, a-vGmre-tE-: --cr.a-.o.nD: "a
oo-o1-s-o -0-2-pco' A-runiys ron .-r.u1s.
rea'T' Ah-oo. s..s.s The country ci.i. vl,h
he" eFos 80 b.s 3 s'-1e-s. y--h.Ci =
rI1al- e-.y-ro,Hp-i1.r .-E1--rl
Sic bought = s.cS OF u-aa aa1 was e
tnrn.r- Z, Ter room
wondering in what fashion
II take Ire hl.- he .-..--'
Ah-whao: e-r,rs?c.iy-~-- .. cataro
Ju-t thea she ;s.-sl .,.,se = t',.1.ng,-r.9r
knowing what i, vas--tar she .t.ls a. =
monument. Upon .Hlt ula- --relt VS.
written jC~tel2lgr- a-."-u. =. Ir-riis dog
cleslge l4lsuar'a' G.:c'-. -, PRESSED
To enter that r.arelrr
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the ChafapS ElySeeS
Is all ablaZe with
lights on each side.
They are the lights
of the great summer
safes concerts, or
! .fes chantanas. as
you choose to call
them. There are four
establishments, the
AlcaZar, the Hor
lCge, the AmbaSsa =
deurs and the Jardin
de Paris. II is the
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CAFES CLAIMANTS
The Star Attractions Who Now De-
light the Parisians.
THE METHODS OF POPULAR SINGERS
Goiibert and Paquerette Explain
How and Why They Sing.
I W 0 FAVORITE S NGS.

Special Corrcspoi lcnce of The Evening Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-04
THESTARS IN AUGUST
How to Find Some of the Most Noted
SKY Lanterns.
The Old C0NSPELLATi0ES
The Stream Of Meteors That the
Earth is Going Through.
MORNING. AND EVENING STARS
The Old CONSPELLATi0ES
MORNING. AND EVENING STARS
Written for The Erecing Star.

TIVE STARS OF THE
FIRST magnitude viii
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tncc OF Inc EVcniny star.
PARIS, July II, 1894.
"AH Il AVENUE OF
the Champs Elysees
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followed about year later, and Detective
Al Dearborn captured him in New York
and took him 20 Boston. He was placed
in the state prison at Concord, but escaped
aud returned to New York. His wife met
him at the station, and they parted forever
there.
Wells went 70 Canada, where be was ar
rested fer a SMALL crime, but was next
heard Of in Belgium, where he is said 20
have robbed a bank, for which he was sen
fenced 20 / Z years in prison, where be died
several years ago.
Mrs Wells remained in New York with
her two daughters. She always asserted
that she had been deceived by Wells OF
Bullard. and that when she came 70 this
country she found be had a wife and two
children living Then she determined 10
live with him no longer She opened a
lodging house for gentlemen and made
good living from the start n was while
keeping this lodging house that SHE made
The acquaintance Of Juan petro Terry a
wealthy Cuban planter. whose residence
the greater part 81 the year WAS DO New
York. She was pretty and fascinating
and caught thc fancy 81 the Cuban, who,
greatly no rho CONSERVATION ~ bis family
was married fo her one morning so The
year 1--9. They made their Lolr ~ the
Stlr-eTaut Hors-. and on went smoothly
until Nov D.. -sl when SIRE Terry gave
ta@ rrv -parfr- sensation tv causing
tte arrest NJ Ni-- Alceviuia Atwood on
tun charge. one Of grand LARCENY and the
ot4-r ~ as.anlr and battery
Gr- Terry story was that she bad
fa.-- q letter signed Winnie Atwood iu
t-f husband pocket. the tone of which
dedicated a degree ~ intimacy uo, pleas
ing r0 Lis wife She wrote p reply. sign
Ing her husband name, took a cab and
drove 10 rhe v.cin.tyu Of Aiiss Atwood = fiat.
She sent the mis.ive into the house but
receiving DO reply followed TO- Do person,
and. according % her own testimony. was
set upon boy Miss Atwood aud her sister
and turned out Of the house Upon Der re-
tum to the hotel she missed 81 900 lill
ana lreu-ed Mise Atwood of having stolen
IT, IHe case excited d great deal Of atten
ti1u iI the newspHp,r- 40 The time. aud
Ala- .Atwuod was acgui %
The court eNperirlcr-r med Co whet ta.
appetite Of the tx barmaid FOR legal d.-
pute- and thereafter Dee frequently figured
IN no New YORK courts.
Irrrf was alway- able 20 spend his large
iuuIr DE is said Do have led The style
~ sr. ut thar fime. n "a new trap
was .ued. Do drove tine first that wa.
built aaoui the citv
The pace be- set is said to have been Too
fat for bis health. and boz died OF cou-ump
ton at Meut1nc in 1870 Boo his Wife, arms
His babe Was yet unborn. hut hy bis viii
b. lcft oue-third Of bis estate to hi. wifi,
aud the balance o. the infant He wa.
oniv 80 years old then By his father
death his estate amounted 90 between e.
on0. goo ana s ouo.o0D.
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A HARMAID'S CONQUEST.
A Bad Start, But She Married q Man
Worth Several MILL
ions
AtI7 She Was Trapped into Mar
rlags with a Bigamous
Burglar.
al. was . stunning BeautY in Eariy Life
How She Caught her second
Husband.

There died In New York city the other
dsv woman who had most interesting
ana romantic history She was Mrs. katc
Louise TeEry. who, although beginning
life amid most humble surroundings, serv-
ing as a barmaid &C the age 81 II and be
ing subsequently entrapped into au alli-
ance by a higamous burglar, eventually
captured q matrimonial prize which many
cf New Works proudest society women
would not have disdained.
Catherine Louise Flynn 20 years ago
was barmaid 90 the Washington hotel in
LIVERPOOL Her beauty az that time Is said
a. have been remarkable. She was then
hut id or Z & years old. a simple, gay, light
hearted maiden. but the events that fol
lowed Ia rapid succession In the next four
or five years of her life turned her into a
woman with more than the usual kuowl-
edge Of the world
10 was while she was employed a. bar
maid that fascinating young man, who
called himself Charles Wells, engaged
apartments in the hotel. lie had an album
dance OF money, which he said he had made
In Tcyas. Iikeothcrs, be fell ia love with
the pretty hsrmaid lie was successful In
his wooing.
They were married in Liverpool, some
saynt the hotel. hut that isnot known pos
itivcly Then tho young couple went 10
Paris Tie fitted up in magnificent style
apartments just across the street from the
residence Of the ex Queen Isabella. For
six months they led the gayest Of lives.
Then Wells began 20 show his real self.
lie fitted up in gorgeous style large
gambling house which he said be intended
asa rendezvous for Americans, but the
police closed IL up. They had heard that
be was a noted hank rohber; that his real
name was Charles Bullard; that he was
supposed 10 be one of the men who stole
about $500. 900 from the Ocean bank in
New York, and that be was wanted for
the robbery Of the Northampton bank in
Massachusetts. Americans in Paris also
heard this, and they were afraid 20 he seen
with him in the street.
Then the young couple went TO London,
and shortly afterward Mrs. Wells, or Mrs.
Bullard, came to this country alone. lie
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Fruit For children.

Some families incline more 20 febrile
complaints than others. Such should use
fruit freely. IL should absolutely be part
Of the daily diet. A woman whose sue
cess in keeping her large family well Is al
most phenomenal 70 her friends said that
she ascribed their immunity from tenden-
CIV 20 febrile complaints almost entirely TO
the unstinted use OF fruit. Seasonable
fruit is best. aud IL should always be in
GOOD condition, neither over nor under
ripe. Oranges for children are preferably
eaten bv cutting across the grain and dig
cling out the juice and fine pulp with
spoon. This is all that Is needed, and the
tough. stringy fiber when the fruit is eat
en- entire il irritating to the stomach and
is why some persons fancy oranges do not
agree with them. New York Advertiser.
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Money on call easy Il I PER cent Sterling
exchange nrm, SLosS nAssA TOR demand, and
sa.-lha asa for sixty-day bills
CHICAGO LIVE sTCCK
CmcA0o. April 1i.-CAttls -Heseipts. 1900
head; market SLOW and l5uzOc lover. prime 10
TIA natiye steers. SAaoall5. medium, 81. Is
"a 90. Others. s-7aul 10.
Hogs -heeslpts. 1900 head; market opaned
IA kerr and mixed, as. U5n o. Is; prime heavy and
Butchers weights. - ga 5 80 assorted light,
80 q 8 30.
chssp aud lambs Receipts. 1900 head. mar
ket slow aud lower. 10 some Gases l0C lower, top
sheep, s.. aoe5.lU top lambs, taSeh65.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
fHIcA5o April II. - Closing Wheat Asy,
cash. sec. hay. 6Uhc
orR-Cash. s7Ans7bc Nay. 5sa 5shc.
4 ats 80 asy: Aay f2A.
ork-L0ver; NAY. al2ll
LArd-LoVer, Ay. tI2A
libs-LoUer Nay. t6z2s.
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GHERIFI'B sALK PRISCILLA u. CAMP
- bell plaintiff, " Albert M. lhornburgh.
Franklin q. MallAoe MARI l.. Wallace, q. II ".
Foster. Louis &. otz A. assignes Of fFanklin
h. Wallace. 1hs Denver Investment and rank
ing company Limited, Robert &. Billings, de-
inner and by virtue OF an order Of sale and
dscrss Of foreclosure aud sale issued out o. tbs
district court Of tbs firs IuieiAl district Of the
state Of Montana IN aud tor ths county Of Lewis
and CLARKE on the 50 day u April, ID. 1884.
in the above entitled action, wherein Priscilla b,
= Judgment and decree u foreclosure ana sale
against tue abOye namsd parties A. defendants,
on the ID day Of arril. A. laa4, Tor the sum Of
fess which said dsoree was. on the sd day u
hpfil, A. %. 1884 recorded In Judgment book
No. o said court A. PAGE am com
OF parcel Of land, situate lyihg aud being In the
fasterly addition 20 tue city Of Helena. IN the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. state OF Montana
aud bounded and described as folloss. to-Wit
beginning 81 point Ia the east side Of BsAttie
street hity-sr feet north Of the soothvsst corner
Of block nnmber 3ig, ~ the said khstsfly adj
tion TO the said cIty Of helena running thenes
sasf evenly hve feet 70 point In IN alley run
mig ngrth and south through said block hence
EJrth along the -West side Of sAid alley twsnty-
siK feet 10 p0int theaos west seVsuty-hTs feet
I to point Ia the east sido % cattle street and
thsucu south along tie east de ~ cattle street
twenty six feet TO the place - beginning. aid
| lot. piers ptrcfl Of aud being portion Of
Of lots numhsred ~ and A., in rhid llocg nuus-
bered ats according 20 and SAID lots are de-
/ sorbed upon the on ca Il plat Of tha said nanei
addition. which plat b nos on NE Ia tie man
/ ner provided b. law ia tho oiice 81 the county
I recorder u the raiu county 81 evils aud tlarks
] loaether Nitn all and singular the tsnements.
hersdnrments ana sppuftenAnos. thsreunto be-
I longing 90 IA auTNlss aplertAiniuR.
/ Public notice IL hereby given, that on Nadnas-
daI. the zsth dsy q April. 4 -. 1884 a u
/ o'clocE M. - that dAy. 81 tho front door uf tbs
I court house Helena. Laeis and Clarke COUNT.
! Montana. / viii, in otodisnce 10 said order II
sale snd dserss q foffeiosure Asd sale, soil IA
l above described pro err. Or 20 much thereof a.
I may - nscestary 20 safi- ssid iudKmsut with
interest and oosts 20 the highest bidder fol
/ cash in hand
Given under M hand this iih dAy d April
/ A. ID. 1891.
CHARIIs u. CURTIS sheriff.
IHED r. Hosz 4 ndsi rhsrin
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~ ANDREW r. WADE, Deputy sheriff.
cHERIFF,s sALE-HENRY KLEIN. PLAIN-

SHERIEF'S sALE-HENRf KLEIN, PLAIN
- tlh We Anna 4 Hriscoe. j y. hriscoe. A.
NJ. Hotter and n. n. Hotter, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sails issued out Of the
district court Of the fret Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. Ia and for the county VI Lewis
anu Clarke on the 9Th day OF April. A. d. 1874,
In the above entitled action, wherein Henry
Klein. the above named plaintiff. obtained a
judgment and decree Of foTsolo.urs and sale
Holt s ana HoitSs dsfendan,s .I on The IN
day Of npri A ID. 1894 Tor the sum Of 20. III. IS.
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees. which
said decree was. on the IN day Of bril- 4 ID,
1884, recorded in Judgment book No. OF said
court AZ page -. am commanded 70 sell AL
those certain 10 ., pieces or parcels OF land. ell
uats. lying and being In the county u Lewis and
lArke state of Montana. and bounded and de-
scribeI ~ follows, to-witt
OF numbered one o. and the westerly half OF
LIT numbereu lwo %. in block numbered hree
hundred hn1 eighty-nine Sssl. sometimes
known 80 buck numbered three hundred and
eighty-six $3.50. in the original townsits OF the
city ~ HelenA, said county aud state, ea q
prem ses being sixty-thrse l0Al feet fronting on
tlark street. b. one hundred 100 feet deep, and
bounded on the north by property known a. lot
numbered Twenty-Five ~. 10 said block on "a
east by property 81 John hturrOck. on the south
street nov harrison ayenuel.
Together with al and singular the tenements
hsTsditaments and appuIt, nanees thereunto b.
loning or IN Anyv ise appertaining
ublio notice Il hereby given. that on Wednss
day. the ID day Of May. A. ID iHil. At ~ o ciocs
N. 81 that day, az the front door OF the eolr
house, HelenR evils and Clarke county, Mon
tana l will. IN obedience to said order OF sal'
and decree ot foreclosure and sale. rell thu
above described property or 80 much thereof a
may be necessary o. sAtisfI said Judgment viii
interest and costs. TO the highest ana best bidder
Given under my hand. this 10th day Of April
CHARLFs o. CURTIS. sh rff
By fRED r.. Hoss. I nder sheriff
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES. :
Office Chief QuartermAttsr department OF
lakOtA -. Paul. Minn. pril 3. lew -oeAled
proposals. in triplicAte subject 20 the usual con-
ditions. will b. feosivsd ~ this office until n
o'clock a. M. May q 1894. aud opened then, Tor
furnishing this department with one hundred
and twenty-swo cavalry horses ontrRcts will
l20l per cent In the number stated, and bids for
less number will be entertained. blank forms
Of proposals, and full instructions 10 bidders.
may be had on application to this Office The
government reserves the right 10 reject the whole
or auy part Of any bid received. JOHN v
fUkEY, Quartermaster, U. b A., Chief Quar-
termAster.
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NOTICE -OFFICR OF COUNTY CLERK,
~ Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. Sealed
bids will be received up to 10 o clock a. m
thursday. Nay 10. 1924, for building aud grading
Of what l. known a. the March creek road, ao-
eording to the surveyors plat and report on hle
in this office. The cost Of said work not % ex-
coed the sum Of 81. 100. according to resolution
Of the board Of county commiasioners.
The board Of county commissioners reserve
the right 20 reject any or all bids-
J. s. TOOKER
County CLERK.
Dated Helena, April 10, 1894
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SHERlFFs sALE-JOHN MERRY. PLAIN
- till, ~. Myron l.. Tompkins Bessie J. 1 omp-
kins his wifel Albert NJ. 1hornburgh, Louis {.
,. Lotz a. assignee Of A. N. 1hornburgh The
Denver lnvestmsnt and banking Company. Lin
ed. he pTovident Trust Company. dsfendantA
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF the
district Of the First judicial district Of tue
state Of Montana, IN and tor the county Of Lewis
and tlarka. on the 2Ath day OF March A. ID.
1884, In the above entitled action. wherein
tanned a judgmsnt and decree OF foreelo-
cure and sale against the partils above
named as defendants, On the 9Th dsy
besides interest costs and attorneys fees, which
said decree wAa on the 2dth dAy of March,
A. u. 1874, recorded in judgment book No OF
sell Aii that esrssin lot piece or psrss o. land
situate. lying and being In the county Of Lewis
and lArke, state Of Montana and bounded aud
described ~ follows to wit
Lot numbered eleven 1D in block numbered
seven (0. being nifty feet front on Third street
and ninety nine pgl feet deep to an alley IN the
COUNTY Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of Mont.nA
a. said lot and block are numbered designated
aud described on the plat aud survey Of the said
hris henes saditi9h 70 me cry OF helena, On
OF Lewis and larke county. state of Montana.
Together with all and singular the tensmsats
reditaments and AppurtenAnoes thereuato be-
longing or In anywise Appertaining
Public notice Is hereby given that on IusfdAI,
the 18th day OF oprii. A. ID. lsai A. II O'Clock
"a. Of that day, a the front door Of the son {
tanA. I will. 10 obedience 70 said order Of - 10
and decree of foreclosure aud sale sell the above
described properly or 20 mpsh thsreo, :. may
tsresi and costs, to the highest and bsst bidder
Given under ny hand this 10Th day Of March,
CHARLES D. CURTIs sheriff.
~ ANDREW r. WADE, Deputy sheriff.