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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-12

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AArrsC NouSc's Acc CT LSSS. make 4
TAl1 Contact. r-Cy1ceG her huSbsnti
>o1Ss1res- thereto. Cncs- Sections IzS5
and ~ cs The Clvil Code
Al sc-lor upon such contract. II b-oczh-
ztrs- SAD Act. should e against tie
vie slOns. 4-h8CSh Il b-oczhr before
TIE Ac-. Z should hzvs been against
1o-h husband ard wlis-
ne crsSl,o- : cLSiu ssaiust he husband
-o- tie csbl o. Is VIE under The
Code. Vas uC- a vested right, and
night - taken away cv statute
B rev tri4l 5 ordered On the ground thz-
ne decision a the rr-z- cC--r against
11sc4Cc and we = contrary % the
evidence. E1lck shows : cause uE
aim sSz1-Sc cls We alone
he uLzl--IE l. gwen leave CO rnsu6 bv
sr1E-< C-- he name q the husband.
a cs5s-cE1-, IN vls- q tn cI-vCuI-
stances O -hs case d-i especially u
he t1c- that the s-A-Crs q limitations
80 become 4 1ar % a new zc-l1C >-u g
me cu-EslcsUsC- % cEls lc-i1c-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-12
Mr. FLEMING WILL NOT TALK
BE Looks Very Pleasant, but Gently
Changes the Subject.
IT IS ALL A STATE SECRET,

The Project OF Obtaining = Landing
Place for the Pacific Cable Is Still
Being Discussed with the Govern
tnent-The Matter Soon TO be Decided.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-12

J. F. Hackfeld leaves for the
Coast on the Australia.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-08

Our Pastels, Crayons, Sepias
and Water Colors are made
BY the best artists in America.
Open Sundays.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
0dbreno bet Garifbebatte in

@dbrenp bet Gariioebatte in,
Sauie bes Gonsreiies uuree namentli&
sesen bic Ylaciruns oes Giiener3es auf
bic Treiliite aug Sem @runbe opponVt,
neil uniere gii u;Yrobu3enten ni9t NIT
benen auf Cuba concruriren tonnten.
Sett na9bem pies benno@ sei3eben IT..
iou es ii@ berausiteuen, bab ein Spns
bicat, an be1en Spiee ber bunbertfade
Miuiondr @odefeQer itebt, ni@t nur 10
sieml,9 aue Gilenminen I'M 2anbe, ion>
bern aud bic in Cuba aufsetauft bat.
GrF lesten s5reitas 1T es bieiem Spnb's
cat au9 nod seluusen bas Gisentbum
Der 2ate Superior @oniolioateb Sron
Weines, an beren Spite bic @ebriber
Merritt iteben unb .uel@e einen Wertb
pom Is Miuionen Dollars reprdienti>
ren ieQen, an iid gu reiben. Mare
ber 3ou auf Giiener3 alto beiteben ses
bl,eben, 10 .pdre es nur oielem elnen
@ielenmonopol, aber i9merli@ benz Ar>
better gu @ute setommen. Oieles
Monopol, ,pel9es audi fait aQe &obs
lenminen, Oelquellen, cine AnSabl Gis
lembabnen eisuen unb Den @onsreB CONF
troQiren, mer6en es i@on. fertis brlnser,
audi obne S@utsoll bur@iutommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

inston County aus in bic srite Terri>
torialsQesislatur uonMinneiota erwablt.
Sn 1850 iiebelte ct mad ct. Saul unb
in 1857 na9 Mantato iiber. Sn 1859
purbe er nit elmer Stimme Mebrbeit
uber Gen. Sobn 9. Sanborn als Ser.
Staaten Senator erwdblt unb uon 1868
an oiente er swei Germine binour@ ais
GonsreBreprdientant uub in ben nods
folsenben Sabren ais Staatsienator
pom Blue Garth County. Bei bet
@reelepsBewesuns in 1872 iaste ct lid
uon Der republitanii@en Partei los uno
im Sabre 1888 ,parb ct nod einmal
uon ben Demotraten ais @anbibat fir
GonsreB aufseiteut, aber BON ieinem
republitanii9en Opponeuteu Sobu 2ino
nit GROCER Mebrbeit sei@lasen, womit
ct faftil@ pon ber politil9en 8ibne ab>
trat unb Bis 81. Ieinem Eooe ais &e9tss
anpalt mlrtte.
@illiam Teist, Elm Hole. wel>
der brei Meilen uon Nortbfielo pobnt,
ma9te es gu ieiner @emobnbeit, feline
Sebn Sabre alte Io@ter Mabel an einen
Bfabl gu binben, unb bann 10 lanse gu
peiti@en, Bis bas &inb be,puBtlos nuroe.
Oieies m,eoerbolte ii3 ieoen Morsem,
unb bas Mdb9en uurbe bann notbbirfz
tis setleibet uno obne Nabrun9 na@ Der
s,pei Meilen ent fernten S@ule 9ei@idt.
&urse 3eit uorber pfeste oer Mann feline
Trau an eineu Pfoiten gu binben, uno
iie bann nit elmer aus unseserbten Tels
len berseitelltepeiti@e gu bearbeiten. Die
6rau murbe mabniiuuis uno mubte na@
einem Srrenalpl sebra@t meroen. Sn
ieinem t6auie befanben iid nod Spei
anbere &inber, iieben uno neun Sabre
alt, ,pel@e in srSBtem S@mut lebten,
uno auf einem Stroblaser i3lafen mub>
ten. @obalb bieie Tbatia@en betannt
muroen, ma9te ii@ Elm gisilansz @omite
auf, uni Teist 3ur&e@eni@aft gu 3ieben.
Das @omite ben,d@tiste ii@ bes llnmen>
i9en unb erbdn9te i'm. Do4 BET benz
ernen @eriu@ rib ber Strid, uno man
ersritf i'm uon Neuem, peri@affte ii@
einen 5weiten Strid unb nun murbe
Teist gum ;'peiten M&ale sebanst.
@inen orisineQen Boycott" be-
reiteten bic Tarmer oer l1msesenb pon
Beluibere lit SQinois ben oortisen &aufs
leuten. Dieie batten ii@ sepeisert
Yfoiten gum Mnbinoen ber Pferbe anSu>
brinsen unb bic Tolse mar, baB pie Tar>
mer ibre @ei9dfte in einem 9ta@bar>
itabt9en beiorsten. Sebt siebt es
Yfoiten I'M lleberf flub in Beluieere.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Ser i9limmite Teinb Der @abrbeit
1T bic geotbliise, b. +. bic 2iise, ,pel@e
man beseben 81 miinen slaubt, um et>
mas @utes gu erjielen. Hiiae tann
uno mirb ME auf bic Oauer etmas GU
tes er3ielen, benn iie tommt INNER wie>
ber, fibrt INNER mebr pom pfube ber
Wabrbeit ab unb er3eust .mmer neue
2usen. @er iid au bic @abrbeit bdlt,
tommt ant weiteiten, tuenn aud it man:
DIEM Safe ein ausenblidli6er gerluit
bic Tolse ieiner Wabrbeitsliebe fem
lo0te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
Cine MiQiolt Jrcunoe.

cyu bet geotb ertennt mat ieime rpabre't
Sreunbe, ,mb cine Million Meni9en babell
euem iol4en mabreu 6rel.nb lit Or. 6inSs
g}euer GntbeduuS se9en Nus5ebrunS. 9uite't
unb Grtdltunsen 9efunben. gSenn Du bic
les srobeSuitenmittel n!emals sebrau@t bait,
10 ,pirb eine Yrobe Did iiber3euSen, oab es
1T alien Tauen uon Salsz, Srnit= ,!nb Suit
aeufraufe,, ,punberbare t6eiltrafte beliet. Sc
Sc Slal6e lit sarantirt, aQes Sn poqbrinse'1t,
mas beanlprn3t miro, ober 6as gel6 mro
s,riideritattet. Probehal9en fret 1T .: M.
ONens 9potbefe. @roBe Slai4en so Seats
unb 81. .a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Mansel at pa0enber geiddftisuns
ma@t uebr Spieler ais @eis unb Sab
iu1t, mebr Truntenbolbe als ber 1urit
unb mebr Selbitmorbe als0er;wei flung.
Wa@et baber itets bariiber, oaB Guren
&inbern pailence gei@dftisuns ni@t
feblt, uersei1et aber babel ni@t, baB aud
fir Gu@ paiIenbe Bei@dftisuns notbz
,uenbis lit, ruenn Sbr ni9t pom seraben
Wese ab.pei9en moQt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Gtner Der idlimmiten Gilenbdbnz
unfaue bes leeten Sabres war betannt>
lid Der 3uiammenitoB Bel Battle Greet,
Mti9., nobel a@tunosman;is pailas'ere
aet0btet unb ueruunbet wuroen. Der
3ulammenitoB mar oaour@ berbeise>
fubrt morben, baB ber 2ocomotiuefabrer
unb S9afiner zines 0itli@ fabrenben
3uses einen sei@riebenen 8efebl ni@t
bea9teten. Dur@ bic na@folsenoen
@eri4tsuerbanblun9en murbe bies tlar
ermieien. Die i@ulotrosenoen 8eam>
ten paren iofurt na@ benz l1naliidsfau,
'bes Gobti@lass ansetlast, perbaftet
morben. Bei ieinem uor einigen Wo>
den eriolsten pro3eilc wuroe oer S4affz
ner, be0en @@ulo in einem mitoern
2i9te eri9ien, frei9eipro@en. llnb DOT
einisen Easen iano audi bas Serfabren
geaen ben 0ocomotiuefiibrer, mel3er
bur9 ln9eborlam gegen einen 9el9rtebes
men Befebl bas un9liid ueruria3t bate,
lein gnbe, inbem ser Nro5eB in 8attle
Greet sdn3li@ nieoer9eldlagen muroe.
Die Na@ldliisteit rGilenbabnseleQ>
l6aften tamn bur@ ioldes 0orseben BET
@eri9te li@erli@ nur ermutbist meroen.
Die Gilenbabumoroe weroen BET lol@
,merfrpiroiser Suiti5 feline abnabme err
fabren. .,.. ..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
8cruttf@tcS.

@e9suno5mon;iaG Giienboh"e
linien in Suinois baben I'M letten @e>
i9dftsiabre Diuioenoenz @eminne I'M
@elammtbetrase pon s2s, ,7l2, ee1 abz
semorfen. Die Ierlultliite umfaBt 500
Eobte unb 1851 Wermunbete!
&i4ter Billis uon ct. Saul
bat in elmer tiir5li9 9bse9ebenen
@ntl l@eibuns AUDI bas uon ber letten
2esislatur paiiirte MntisSealper >@eiet
fir uerfaKun9suibris ertldrt.
@barles u. @ilman uon ct.
@loub lit uon @ouperneur NelIon an
@teQe bes tar3li@ peritorbenen Col.
Gaplor ais @taats=Bibliotbetar ernannt
porben.
Gin netter Seel lor9er 1T BET
&aplan i'm @taatssefdnsniB BON Ohio.
&leiue Summen, rpel@e Wcrwanbte ben
@traflinsen bur@ ibn iibermitteln lies
ben, bliebem an ieinen Tinsern banSen
unb ba3u bate er ii@ nod unter ben
meibli@en @efansenem cine @eliebte iu>
selest, fir tpel@e e. nit benz @elbe al
lerlei @ei9ente taafte.
Waillant, BET fran5oiii9e Mnars
diff unb Bombenmerfer bat am Wfons
tag Morsen iein 8erbre@en auf benz
@@affot sebiBt. g&a@bem alle Seriuz
DE, pom Yrdiioenten @arnot eine Be-
snabisuns ooer @trafummanbluns gu
erlansen, sei@eitert maren, leste Der
Werurtbeilte nit benz Musruf: Sob ber
@eieui9aft, es lebe bic Mnar&ie!" iein
6aupt obne Beibilfe unter bas GaQbeil,
ba0elbe iauite nieoer unb Der &opf rollz
te lit ben bereit itebenben &orb.
aus Wilber in Sadion County
,pirb beri@tet, baB ber unsefabr orei
W}eilen pon bort uobnenbe Tarmer
eyobn 0fi9ter in Der letten Treitas 9fa9t
einen Mann Mamens Silas @ulit aus
Mountaiu 2ate, ber in @eieQi@aft zines
gnoeren ouf ieinent @eb0ft berumi5lid
uno ben er fir einen Dieb bielt, eri@ob.
Morton g. @iltinion, Elm
nit Der @ei9idte uon Wlinneiota eng
perfniipfter uno in friiberen Sabren als
berporragenber polititer betannter alter
Nniieoler bes Staates, 1T lebteu Sonns
tao I'M Mlter pon "a Sa3ren III WeQs
9eltorben unb am Oieuita9 in Mantato
at ber 5eite ieiner ibm in Gooe poran:
gesansenen @attin beeroi9t. QStltins
ion 1T trot ieiner einflubrei6en uni
beruorrasenoen politiiden SteQuns, BIZ
er ieiner :3eit einnabm, ais perbaltniB'
maBis arlner Mann geitorben, moourdt
er ,pobl ant 8e item ieinen Nuf a(s ebr(i:
Diet Bolititer besriinoct bat. Gr lief
f6 bereits int Sabre 1s47, ais M'nne:
iota nod cin Gbeil oes Gerritoriums
@isconlin mar, il, Stiuwater nieoer.
Na9bem @isconin ais Staat auf9e:
nommen mar, balf Bilfinion nit, oas
Territorium Minneiota gu orSaniitrer
unb i'm Sabre ls49 uuroe er ponWalb:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
9cr 9troIer In Stutt8art.

&iirsli9 murbe semeloet, bab in
Stuttsart Elm in ieiner beiuii@en Era4t
einberi9reitenoer Giroler pon oer Boli<
3et pesen ieiner nadten Rnie als 0ffents
li@er 0erleter oes Nnitanoes unb Der
Sittli9teit in Obbut senommen muroe.
Ser vNlpenfreuuo" in Miinden bra@te
barauibin bas fol9enbe tOitli9e Ges
bi@t@en:
Mir Tiroler fabr'n weit
sSn ba @elt umananb;
unb DO timm' na@ Stuttgart
SIM i9udbii9en 2anb.
s}n S@loBsorten seb / eina
S9o slei in ber Truab;
30 sibt's itoanerne Manbeln
I'm @eiberln 9rob 9nua.
l1nb DO fog i BEL mir ielm:
vO6s IS 9roo S9anb!
So Meiberln I'M rs Manberln,
'S bot toaner to @'mano!"
llnb ,pie Dos bent,
Eupft mir oaner am Nrm,
l1nb uie mi umi@au9,
90 is @@anoarm.
Der i@reit bir sans 'uiieti:
vSie &reu5iatraot,
sic fan 9wiB Wilber
Mit bic nadet'n &nte!
@lei siebs'ns Gntra Striimpf nauf,
DaB toa Gipferl oro felt,
vSonit mern's perarretirt
:3'me9n unIittli9teit! !"--
ga lit Stuesert, mel 2ieber,
80 bots bit a S4lan3;
90 boaBt's: vGntpeber 9or net
Ober 9lei 9an;!" .....
Grit naboem bic sanse alte uno bic
neue g8elt ii9 weioli@ iiber bic @ei3i@te
lu ltis semadt bate, tonnte bas Stutt>
garter Stabtpoli3eiamt es enbli3 NIT
leiner Wlrbe pereinbaren, fol9enoe gr>
tldruns NIT feierli9er Mmtsmiene abju>
seben:
vNa4bem mieberbolt zines Dor einiser
3eit bier uorsetommenen gorfaus St.
mdbnuus sti@ab, no elm Giroler in ieiz
ner Nattonaltra9t uesen ieiner bloben
&niee pon einem Poli3eioffi5ianten beanz
itanbet morben iein iou &C., 1T auf @runo
ber Werii@eruns bes betbeilisten Polis
seioffsianten mitsutbeilen, bab Der 2ets
tere ben betrefen6en Eiroler nur i'm
gorbeiseben in barmloier @eiie barauf
aufmertiam sema@t bat, baB feline
Striimpfe ni@t in Oronuns ieien. Ser
Giroler bemertte, baB ibm bies entsansen
iei, bra@te feline Striimpfe mieber in
Oronuns unb sins meiter. Son Arrez
tiruns, @iitiruns, @ini@rsiten mesen
l1niitt!idteit &c. NOR feline 9febe, 10 nee
mia wie pon elmer 8eanitanoun9 ber,
insbeionbere benz 8etbeili9ten, mebr ais
rs Sabre bier in Dienit itebenoen poltz
aeioffi3ianten moblbetannten, uno ME
bebeuisten EiroIer Notionoltra@t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
6 in ia d er.

6ausberr: Sd uiirbe ,Sbnen alio
bafiir, oaB Sie meineu Suusen unter:
ri9ten, freies 9lbenoeilen sepabren.
Stuoent: v9fur Nbenbehen? Nber,
lieber 9err, ba wdre es bod uiel einfa:
der, i'd pouliirte Sbre &o@in!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Gin Mann, nel9er tein @elo bait,
1T arm; ein Mann aber, Der ni@ts bat,
wie @elb, lit nod beoeuteno armer.
@elb fam ben @eiit bes S@wa6en in
oer Stunoe Der Notb unb oes Glenos
ni@t aufridten, ebeniowenis uie cine
&rone &opfmeb ooer ein perlenbaIsbano
3obn,peb pertreiben tam.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Stelle Dcinen Treuno GUT 3eit Dei>
nes Gliides aui bic Brobe, Du oiirfte1t
lonlt, ,penn ein buntler Sag fit Did
anbri9t, feinen Treuno baben nno oann
audi nidbt 10 leidt einen fnoen.
Treunbe III Set 9eotb,
@eben bunbert auf ein 9otb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

greipro@en. S9nappsbruoer(in lin
bet Gpotbete): SD m0dte fit smanz
sig pfennis ooppeltiimmellaures ytaz
tron !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Trii9e tmport,rte setrodnete Vi:>
nett (9u;eln) ioeben emsetroffen im
@tors pon s. & u. 6ofer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
9turt,tucrN 1er,ttt8.

Die neuiden sturmidaoen baben sea.,st, oab @ers
ideruns seaen S9aben, uon sstnbitirmen unb Gornas
boes aera6e 70 notbmenbis it, ais 9e9en euer uno Yss
5abe,,, unb i'd made beBbab barauf auimertiam. bab
Id policen in ben 3uuerdisiten Seeuidaiten 5u 10 bls
aen Vrciicn au l, ober Sabre ausitelcn tann eab
@iemanb bic sernse Nusgabe ideien ioute.
y Yfaenbtr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Wir bre@en oft elmer Sade bic @pite
at, inbem mir ibr cine anbere Spite e.
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
GrttttcS 11tto @ettereS.

Gin Starr ma9t 0iele, ein @ei9eio>
ter aber ma9t oft NQe uerriidt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
Buflens Mrnica=Salbe.

Die bette eaIbe In ber sselt fir Sdntitwunben
lGuetiduusen, gSunbcn, seidwirc, Salsjlub, Tleden
auiseiprunsene 3dnbe, 5rotbeulen Siibnsrausen nnb
alIe 0autausld9e uno betlt unieblbar 9dmorrbotben
ouanbise yefrtebisuns suseRdert obcr tcne Sesabs
(uns uerlanst. Vres, rs Gents bic Sdadel. gu baz
ben Bel >. ~. Slien, Nep lllm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Nerrau9te Qiebe.
v6riiber mar mein Mann 6eucr uno
6lamme, jett - raudt er nur nod.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
g d on NJ a br.
,3um &udud! bin bod ionit qu

,3um &udud! bin bod ionit gutter
S@ute, unb trefie beute fortwabreno
in's 8laue!" - ,,@enn Sie in's
S@war;e trefien ,uoQen, mil llen's balt
marten, Bis Nadt mirb!"
Beim gramen. profe1or: Wir
baben alio seieben, baB@aior. Nntonius
uno Yompeius iid ;ur l1ebernabme ber
Staatsleituns uereinisten. @ie nennt
man nun cine iol@e 0ereinisuns uon
orei Mdnnern, S@mitt?" S@mitt d:
;, ,@inen Stat, 9err Profei1or!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
ANDREW J. ECks1E|N,
.< gtsentblmer ber
&ionier ApotDete

Stem l1lm, Wttnn.
Wlebisinem, Gben1italien, Eoilettenar>
titeln, parfamerien, Tarben, Del, Ttrz
nii5en, @las, Bu9er, @@reibmateriaz
lien pnb MuftinI Itrumente itets TIT GROCER
Muswabl an 2a9er.
@ecepte na9 meoi5inii3en &eseln nit
sr6Bter 8oritbt ansefertist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06

ton at the Lyceum next week will be
Weber and Fields Own Company Of su-
perior vaudeville artists. This organization
IL undoubtedly the most complete COM
bination Of real talent In existence. Every
act on the program Is a feature In itself.
1t Is seldom that q company Of such mag
nitude In every particular is seen in Wash
ington, but Messrs. Weber and Fields be-
lieve IN giving the public the very cream Of
the vaudeville stage" thereby winning their
patrons sincere confidence for their efforts
to please them in the future. In the COM
pany are such well-known people as Miss
Lottte ellison, the little magnet; Miss Gill
son Is a sensation wherever she appears.
Leclair and Leslie, Americas own burlesque
artists and mimics. in their latest concep-
ton, Cleopatra Up-to-Date;" James F..
Hoey, better known as Young Mule" Cas-
tellet and Hall, the refined character sketch
artists; Fake and SemOn, in musical COM
edy: John E. Drew, the 1rst aristocrat,
and Weber and Fields, the models of dia-
lect comedy. in their original impersona-
lions Of the German senators. There will
be matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day.
c. A. Sampson, the modern Hercules,
has been engaged by Manager Herman. for
an early appearance at the Lyceum.
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.-The
Southern Jubilee Singers, who are now
making tour of the world. will sing at the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church on Mon
day evening r.ext. They will present va
rted and attractive program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06
BROOKLAND.

Brooklend has received quite an addition
to its already considerable group of lit
erary and scientific residents. in the recent
arrival Of the naturalist Charles H. Coe
formerly of North Carolina, VINO. with his
family. has taken possession Of Sylvan
Place." on 14th street near Providence.
Mr.. Coe is an authority upon herpatology
and is the author of a number Of important
works upon that subject. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Coe. who have been visiting at
Sylvan Place, have sDne to Brighton. ILL.,.
to spend the winter.
Mr.. Luther Padgett and family have
moved from University Heights to Rev.
Ewing Tades house on Providence street.
Mr.. w. Z. Cox has moved from lover
street near 18th to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flanagan have
recently located in West Brookland.
Mr.. Joseph b. Fenton and family re-
E. Days house, on Frankfort street near
18th.
An entertainment will be given in the
town hall on Tuesday evening. October D
under the auspices of st. Anthony's r. C.
Sunday school.
The water is now in the Brookland wa
ter main and service pipes distributed
along 11th street, SO that householders VINO
desire can very soon have Potomac water
in their homes. Orders have been issued
for the laying of another distributing pipe
up Providence street to 18th.
The Brookland Drum Corps held meet
ing last evening and their leader, John W.
Gass, reports favorable progress. Mr.. Han
dibou, formerly Of the marine corps. in
structs the drummer1 ald Mr.. Weber Is
teaching the buglers. Al entertainment In
the town hall, under ~ auspices of the
corps, is contemplated in the near future:
Mrs. Edward T. Davis of South Brook-
land. who has been seriously i'll. Is very
much improved in health.
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GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY MEETINGS.
The Preliminary Program for the
Season of 'O4-'0S.

The preliminary program Of the meetings
to be held during the coming season under
the auspices of the National Geographic
Society has been completed. AS has been
the custom Of the society in the past, two
series of meetings will be held during the
coming season. One is known as the special
or popular meetings. and the other as the
regular or technical meetings.
The special meetings will form a course
Of twenty lectures by speakers Of acknowl-
edged reputation and ability. They will be
held In National Rifles Hall, 800 G street.
October 10, &c and on alternate Friday even
ings until June. d. w. Stevens. counselor
of the imperial legation of Japan, will open
the course with an address on Japan: Its
Geography. Resources and Future" with
Introductory remarks by his excellency. the
japanese minister. The following speakers
have already agreed to contribute to this
course, at dates to be announced in another
circular. which will be forwarded. with
cards of admission, to members of the So
ciety:
DIR. Charles A. Briggs, DID,, LID. RE
cent Discoveries in Biblical Geography"
Rev. Dr. Francis Brown, Recent Discover
les in Assyria and Babylonia; DR.. Paul b.
du Chaillu. The Arctic Ocean and the Mid
Tehuanteps( Railroad William NJ. Davis,
NJ. E. professor of physical geography in
Harvard University. The Seine. the Meuse
and the Moselle;" John w. Foster. ex-Sec-
retary of State, THE Political Geography of
| Asia Miss Lille Grove of England, "Chile
and Peru John W. Hoyt, ex-governor of
Wyoming. "Wyoming;" Mr.. George Ken
nan. Russia" Professor w. ]. MCGEE,
Physical Featu of the District of Co
lumbia;' j. H. Mitchell, United States Sen
ate. Oregon" Lieut.. Commander j. E.
Pillsbury, United States navy, 1.-The Gulf
Stream" Capt. G. p. Scriven, signal corps,
United States army. Central America -
Carroll ID. Wright United States commits
sioner Of labor, Labor as Affected by Phys
ical Geography" DR.. d. Estanislao S. ze-
ballos, minister Of the Argentine Republic,
Argentina"
Also Gardiner @. Hubbard, Gen. A. w.
Greedy, chief signal officer, United States
army. DIR. T. c. Mendenhall, president of
the Worcester Polytechnic Institute; C. w.
Dabney, jr., assistant secretary of agri-
culture, and Maj. J. w. Powell, director Of
| the United States bureau Of ethnology.
The regular meetings, held at Cosmos
Club Hall on alternate Friday evenings, be-
| ginning November 2, will consist of techni-
cal reports and discussions upon various
| subjects connected with public and private
scientific work and investigation, as here
| tofore.
In addition. special courses Of six lectures
will be given by DIR. Mendenhall and Pro-
lessor MCGEE on the plan of Mr. Gilbert's
lectures last year.
The social meeting. excursion and field
meeting will be duly announced
Members OF the society are requested by
the acting secretary, Everett Hayden, to
| give notice of change of address and to
propose new names for membership Sea-
son tickets, admitting two persons to each
meeting. will be sent to every member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06

Quite a successful entertainment was
given at Mitchellsville. Md. Thursday night
for the benefit of Mount Oak Church The
talent was from Baltimore and Washing
. ten, the following appearing: Prof. II. E.
SALESMAN. Mr.. VIM. De Ford, Miss Marie
Eisinger. Mrs. EisinSer and Mr.. Campbell
of WGshiI gtOn, and Miss Keen. Prof Busey
and Mr. SiIeeDurSer OF Baltimore.
The enter; sirn!ent was in charge of the
Ladies ALL society; Mrs. Peach president
TIE Washincton guests were entertained
by Mr.. aid Mrs WA. Smith
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Waugh Chapter Election.

The following persons were elected officers
last night of Waugh Chapter, Epworth
League: President. James a. Edgar; first
vice president, j. Finney Engle; second vice
presiG emit, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mitchell; third vice
pr esident. Harry o. Hine; fourth vice presi-
dent, b. T. WEIGH, jr; secretary, NJ r.
Speelman; treasurer. Miss A. May White
side; delegates to District League conven-
ton, Miss Maud f. Turner b. T. WEIGH.
jr., Martin c. Walker, James W. Dyre, Miss
Duanna Mitchell, NJ. r. Speeman, ]. Fin
ney Engle, Andrew w. Lukei
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A German Anniversary.

The 212th anniversary of the landing of
the Germans in this country will be ceie-
brated on Monday evening next at Arion
Hall by the German Central Club. The
program for the occasion will include an
address by the president, poem by Mr..
Frank Claudy. a numter of toasts, and an
elaborate musical program, participated in
by the Saengerbund, the Germania Maen-
nerchOr and the Arion Singing Society.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House.-The Bos-
ton Howard Athenaeum Star Speciality
Company. .
New National Theater.-Hoyt's "A Milk
White Flag
Academy Of Music.-kellar. the Magician.
Buffers Bijou Theater.-Dan Mccarthy,
I'm The Cruiskeen Lawn"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Fields Han
sons Company.
Columbia Photograph Musical Palace 919
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.-An the
latest popular music.