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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13

in many other ways which women fully understand
hut unfortunately do not realize. Now. these
things are Hot un"ommun or us-crs-nrily dangerous
but unfortunately they are too often allowed
10 run along. There are certain times whrn they
are worse, Of course. aud should De- then most
carefully guarded. Long life, health. hHlglness
and ali that IL iupes VIII result "a proper "a re
and the right means Us"d. Sickness. disease.
unhapI,in'sS and premature death cs'riAn 90
"One N they are neglected. I know Of Iut on.
Thing 10 do In such Cass-s. and that il guard
against the first Hppnachrs of Bright's disease
guard against & you would a plague. ~ the
OILY Known remedy for this great modern trouile
which Is Warmers Safe Cure. I say the only known
test aDd experience 10 be the only remedy. No-
men have found Il 20 be- friend Ia need on which
they can rely Nhtn ia trouble. and II has never
Jailed l know nothing auuut % except fr"m the
effects have seen Il PrCslace. hut ID know that
II j. pure, ralatnbi", powerful, and that u does
What noihing Else can do
SAYS:
-Four years ago I was a very .ick woman. The
doctor called tho di.iculiy Brights dssasa u the
kidneys. and said Their. WAS no help for me. Al
HhOat that time Warmers Safe Cure came nv
notice. ! resolved TO try 81. and mnsh sur
prised after WEEKS trial to find myself I'm
prov ing. l used n bottle every week for about
three months. living up strictly the dir, ions
for diet given bottle, aud I have Dot heen
silk dag since. I take bottle and then to
Keep my blood in good order. Ia my Judgment. 4
my nfe 1" this WONDERFUL mctirine, she i,sst
that was ever discovered"
Mrs. Whii'onibs cNpHTicnoc Is only one of many
thousands that could lie cited. DO you not think
the aisaNe truths are worthy your careful con-
sideratoni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13
EMPEROR OF CHINA
How This Young Tartar Monarch
Looks, Acts and Lives.
HIS ROYAL HAREM and HIS EUNUCHS
A 100000 Marriage and the
Tartar Brides.
RICHEST EUNUCH OF CHINA

Copyright. 1Sa4 by Frank G. CarpenterJ
Written for The Evening Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13
The Girls Chatter Gaily About Their
Summer Experiences.
THE MEN HAVEN'T MUCH TO SAY
The Chappie Who Has Bought His
Clothes in London.
THE SEASONS OPENING

s A WRITER FOR
The Star was pass
ing along the street
a few days ago lie
saw two girls almost
rush into each 9TH
er's arms.
"Oh. l am SO glad
to see YOU" said
one.
And / am SO glad
TO see you, the 9TH
er one exclaimed.
Come along" they
said in chorus, let's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13

Tow CLAW Yellow Is the imperial color. and
sa" armies Of half-naked coolies carving
SUE d DIRT into the city in whaelba rrows,
i0rlnS my stay in FrkinS for one of the
enper"rs outings. 1t is the same when he
goes INTO N" country. and as some of his
tours 10 worship AT the tCmbs OF his an
tsStors extend many miles you will see
that II costs something in the way Cf clay
haLting To give MIN q good track To move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13
The Empress Doyvnger

DoNNuEer.
The empress dowager will be sixty wears
old next month. She Is said to he r,ost
remarkable woman. and she has been prac-
ticaly the ruler of China for the mas, ,en-
Grafton. She was the secondary wife or
the first concubine of the Emperor Hen
Fung, who died along about the time of
the beginning of our civil war and she has
been practically the boss of the harem and
the empire since then. She was at the
mead OF the empire during a greater part
OF the kaiping rebellion. She managed it's
AFFAIRS during its war with France and she
had little taste of Russian diplomacy in
her fuss with the car of some years ago
She is said to have a mind of her own. and
an OF the chinese respect and fear her
she Is stickier as to form, and she in
slsts that all business shall be done through
the young emperor. though she really di-
reefs what he is to do. She Is very vain
and she had consented to the spending of
about twenty million dollars on the cele
bration of her birthday this year. and this
money was being collected for the purpose
wheh the war with Japan broke out
large Part of II Is to be applied to the var
and II the Japanese approach Picking before
the celebration 1t is probable that the old
empress VIII really give the whole of II to
the war, as she has promised to do The
empress dowager is even more secluded
than the emperor. and when she receives
her offcials she sits behind a screen and
the cabinet ministers get down on their
said to look much like the ordinary Chinese
woman. and have a picture which looks
l am told. much like her. 1t represents a
tall Chinese woman with a crown on her
head and with gorgeous silk gown deco
rated with embroidery covering her per
son. She sits as straight as a poker and
looks as though she might be able to rule
The real photographs of the empress dow
ager the Emperor Of China. and of the
empress have never been taken. and 70
they were they would not be allowed to 90
outside Of the palace.
One of the biggest magazines OF the coun-
,ry recently published pictures which It
labeled as those of the emperor and en-
press Any one who has even a slight ac-
quaintance with Chin:. knows that the Oh
tanning OF real photographs Of this kind is
absolutely impossible, and I am SURPRISED
that the editors should have been SO easily
deceived '''
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
fr.k Il. Cuk.,>a.<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13

Matters had gone on in this way for sew
eral weeks when one day he was ap-
preached by a japanese, who told him that
a man Of high standing In one Of the con-
tending parties wished to see him: that this
man did. not wish the captain to know who
ne was, and he did not wish their inter-
q closed jinrikisha to the residence of the
person Who sought the Interview. The cap
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
A New Feature.

The Carlsbad Mineral Waters
are too well known and have been
tried too long to need putting.
Hosts Of suffering invalids have
made anxious pilgrimagcs TO the
ring OF watering places for nearly
q century with marked effects.
The Springs Of Carlsbad cover Il
Fa5t field of disease incurablc by
any natural means-ulccrated
stomach, chronic constipation, diar-
rhoea, fatty liver, jaundice, gravel,
3rights disease, hcmorrhoids,
gout, diabetes, etc. The catalogue
night be enlarged. And so sensi-
)le ofthe benefits to mankind is the
City sf Carlsbad that under its seal.
he evapora.cd salt Of these waters
the Carlsbad Sprudel Salts
,..portcd for use by parties who
AN not conveniently use the Water.
Be sure to obtain the genuine.
Pamphlets with all particulars
nailed free. Eisner * Mendelson
Co., Sole Agents, New York. Price
DER bottle SlO0; large size S1.5O.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
FAMOUS PAINTINGS or THE WORLD.
General Lew Wallace and John Clark
RIdpath Contrlbntora.


We offer 10 our subscribers the most
beautiful ART work ever published at
merely nominal cost This is an entirely
new work, every plate being made es-
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Paintings Of the World
Every picture is described by the
brightest and best Of Americas writer's
on art subjects. These descriptions are
NOD technical or prolix-hut bright aud
interesting. The committee OF selection
has approved every picture that appears
Ia these portfolios. This IL sufficient
guarantee that nothing inartlstic will
be admitted The comuittee Of selection
consists Of WIN Cstlton. Horace Bradley
aud Chevalier Angelo Del Nero A
most careful selection Of subjects has
been made. Old NEUROLOGICAL and re.
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The materials for this publication have
been gathered out Of the most famous
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But the minor artists and young as
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Number One contains the superb intro
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nInrement. ii ncenn stealnahIn..

NEW YORK, Feb -. The following
steamships are due today Miramar, Glib
rallar; Germanic, Liverpool; Aller, Bre-
men; Weimar, Bremen; Produce, Gibral-
tar; Exeter City, Swansea; Galileo, Hull
Winchester. Rotterdam; Santiago, Nassau
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Amsterdam, Rotterdam; Europe, London
Mississippi. London. The following steam
ships sail today: Etruua, Liverpool; Au
gusta Victoria, Algigrs; Amsterdam, Rot
terdam; La Bretagne, Havre, Philadelphia
La Guayra; Merge, Christiansand
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
THE CORNELL MYSTERY.
A Guilty Student. It Is said. Has Made a
Confession.


A Guilty Student. It Is said, has Made a
Confession.
ITHACA. " Y, Feb. 2l-The mystery at
tending the Cornell tragedy already gives
new promises of speedy solution. In con-
junction with the clews pertaining to the
auger purchased at Rumbey's and the per
manganate potassium obtained of Druggist
Haskins the detectives will be furthered in
their efforts by the confession Of one Of the
perpetrators, who thus far has refused to
make any disclosures because some of his
colleagues are unwilling to concur in the
step.
The jug story proves 10 be true in its es-
sential particulars. The occupants of the
house at Cook street disclaim any knowl-
edge OF its purchase or its use. One of the
gentlemen who room there, however, has
lett the city, and according TO the latest
developments he did so because be feared
detection.
The subject Of the banquet monopolized
the conversation of the townspeople as well
as the students, and Professor Collins Of
the School of Law devoted his talk with
the students to the subject of the punish
meut that would DE mrted out TO the cul-
prits when appreheuded.
The students bore the expenses Of the
funeral Of Mrs. Jackson, which was held
at the Zion Methodist Episcopal church.
The faculty has adopted resolutions, and
the students are preparing TO hold a gem
eral mass meeting TO discuss the uniortu
nate result of the banquet and will prob
/ ably state the position Of the students Ia
| the matter of the tragedy.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
TnrIn nIn rrnetIenllr oomnleted.

hees decided suddenly 90 call a meeting OF
the senate finance committee for next Mon
day at 10 o'clock. The decision was the re-
suit Of a conference with the subcommittee
which is shaping the tariff bill, by which
be was notified thar the members bad
agreed upon all the features Of the bill as
It is 10 be presented, and nothing remained
to be done except 10 put the bill In shape.
The character OF the changes made in
the bill by the subcommittee can only b'
surmised. It's known that there are many
Of them and that every schedule has re
ceived more or less attention. The com
mittee has from the beginning been very
reticent concerning the proposed change.
and has grown iaore so every day they have
hll the bin nnl.r consideration.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
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were: Misses Julia Jones. Ella Jones.
Dors Wilds, Bertha and Mary Wallace.
sue Collision, Bessie Murray, Helen
Slaughter. Maggie Ferguson, Elva Coll
Inns, Mary Jackson. May uobson Isadore
p Cr0psey. Lizzie Collins, Roberta
Stevsnson Neva Parvls. Cora H0ffsck r
aud 0 lie Wilson.
Frank Casson, Jesse Burton. James
Bright. James Satter6ald. james Sauls-
bury, John Parks, Harry Fooks aud Messrs
Eli Phoebus Sparks Richards, Baker
VanBurk allow aud Godwin The gowns Of
the young women were obtained from
Z he oldest people Of tha town, and bring
ing 10 light these old relics from linen
sheets and cedar chests reminded one Of
days long gone
The parsonage was beautifully deco.
rated with bunting aud with the stars
and stripes.
Miss Claudia Bowers, OF this CITY, has
been visiting friends In Newark, Del
Mrs William Cox and daughters,
Misses Lola aud Ella Cox. of this city.
are the guests of Mrs. Bttenbender. Of
Philadelphia,
Miss Carrie X Johnstone, a student
a. the Goliey mnercii College, will
spend Sunday with her parents near
Newark.
Miss Holmes, Of Milford, Is the guest
~ Mrs. d. T. Marvel at the Clayton
House.
GsEEVsB9RO. Feb "a Mr. aud Mrs
Harry l. Harper celebrated the tenth
anniversary Of their Wedding at theft
beautiful residence Over the Bridge
The attendance was large Among those
present were Misses May. LbDie ano
Nirgie Satterdeld, Sue Il Kur'z. Virgins
Rich Lola Downes. Mrs Carrie Moore
Mr aud Mrs Pond. Mr. and Mrs Oivvi
Prentice. Mr aud Mrs SuoE oEden. Mrs
Nathaniel Horsey. Mrs @ w Eliason
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Christian, Mr auC
Mrs John s Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
| Villa Y Downes, Rev and Mrs Z
R kieh and Mrs Betty Massey.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa
will give grand celebration in th
Grand Opera House. on saturday even.
ing March Father Birmingham. for
merly of this city. now OF Elkton. wi
preside The Grafton of tue evening vii
be made by ODonovsu R9ssa.
Miss Emma Hayden of Fieldsborc
Del was in this city to-day.
To ~ old having your carpets ripped
send them 70 he Diamond Stste Carps
Cleaning Works, l1s King street
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
y EGIsTER's ORDER
REaIsTER,a OFFIrE.

New Castle County, Del. February N, lept.
Upon the application of Thomas n Fore
m q and James holecker, Jr, Executors
0f Bonnet Haz. late of Wilmington hundred,
ln said county, drUuiHed, @ rs ordered and d.
rrctcd hy the Register that the Executors
d lnreslld give notice Of granting of Letters
f'e-tamentary uuon the estate Of the
deceased, With the date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from The date OF
such letters In six of the most public places OF
tlC county OF New Castle, requiring an per-
sons having demands against the estate 20
present the same, or abide by an act OF assen-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the eamo 90 De Inserted within the same
period in the hvEe ING Journal, a newspaper
tlnued therein three weeks. a.. o.. a.
Given under the hand and seal
-->-- OF office OF the Register aforesaid
st Wilmington, IN New Castle
l.. 3. county Aforesaid, the DAY and
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice A. hereby given that letters Testa-
mentnry we're ln due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned. on the seventeenth day of
February. A. D., 1924. and thut all persons hny-
Ing clfims against HE estate Of the deceased
must present the same. duly nttcsted, { tho
said Executors. on or upinre the seven
tecnth day of February. 1865, or ahidc the
acf OF assembly in such catc made and pro-
vdcd. THOMAS n. FORE IAN,
JAMES II. hUFfECkER. Jr.,
Executors
Address. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
nnn La. lsnthinrtn snr.

PASADENA, Cal, Feb "a --R. G. Dun,
president Of the Mercantile Agency ussO-
citation, arrived In Pasadena about week
ago and is quartered at Rose cottage, Ray
mond hotel, with his wife. WHEN ques
TONED with regard 20 the arrest of Er,siu us
Wiman, he stated that the report sent ouI
from New York was So entirely correct
that IL left him nothing to say, and he did
not deem 10 necessary to enter into fur
ther particulars.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
Clns, ,vorI,er. stni on strIiee.

PIrTsnUBG, Feb 2f-The strike Of the
American Film Glass Workers union
against the United States Glass company
has now been i'm progress over siX months,
and there has not been % single desertiou
from the rnnks OF The union.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
ANARCHY, SAYS BLAND.
The Missouri Congressman De.
hvers a Redhot Speech.
IE DEEoUg0 D HIs COLLEAGUES.

Another Lively DSy N the House ENDS IN
the Discharge ef AL tho Members UudeS
Arres'-i iliand stni Lacks Two Vote,.
Tar.T Rnl Practically Finished.
WasHIN CTON. Feb ei The members OF
ihe house under arrest were finally din
tharged from custody by dispensing with
further proceedings under the call 10 re-
CN'fet four hours to accomplish this, and
Hihough ihe scenes of disorderly turhu-
l-nce which characterized the previous
days proceedings We're not repeated The
Proc edings were fully as interesting The
Democrats were evidently very Tkiou-
when tic house met 10 cNtricate them
selves from the complications atieing from
the wholesale arrest OF members. bus by
flank movements the Republicans sue
cee.lol In preventing this until the whole
situation had been thoroughly ventilated.
Perhaps the most interesting feature of
tbe day, barring Mr. Bland's litter philip
pic ugainst the lhbuslerug Democrats.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
prof1r 10 sIrIl-o ana stnrve.

Providence, Fob 24-Outoi the entire
800 men who were given work 10y the city
n order that they might Doe saved from
starvation only go are now willing 20 work,
that number refusing TO join the strike.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
The TangIe Unsuaris.

During all this time Mr. Adams, the
prisoner at the bar, had been seated IN
revolving chair in front of the bar of the
house, lazily swinging to an iro--an anus
ed spectator of the proceedugs-and a
laugh was occasioned when Speaker pro
tenn. Richardson announced that he had ex-
cused the gentleman at the bar Of the
house TO get his lunch.
AT this point Mr. Bland unexpectedly
withdrew his amendment and moved 70
suspend all further proceedings under the
call of the house under which fhe arrests
were made The purpose Of this move was
to drop the much confused question in
stead Of attempting to straighten 10 out
Mr.. Reed made the point of order that
Mr.. Bland could not dispense with call
partially executed and on which members
were now under arrest
Mr. Springer insisted that vacating the
order of the house Of Feb. 10 would release
the members under arrest.
Many members attempted TO talk. and
| the chair protested that he could not hear
bali "A dozen members at once. Mr.. Reed
/ said that every respectable man must be 80
/ sick and tired of this timing that even Che
/ solution offered by Mr. Bland might be a
/ blessing. This closed the opposition The
acting speaker overruled the point Of or
/ der, and then be put the question on the
/ Bland resolution for vacating the call OF
/ Feb. 70 and releasing the members under
arrest This was carried by "a loud viva
voce vote, with very few dissenting votes
| Thus the tangle was suddenly terminated
/ and the arrested membe of congress wer,
/ araiu free
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
NOWTlIT

Notice ~ hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
mi1istrntion were in due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the twenty-fourth
day of February. a. d., 1904, and that all per-
sons havlnE claims against the estate OF the dc o.
censed must present the same, duly attusttd,
fo the FHid hdmlmftraiOr. ON or before the
twenty fourth day OF February. 1895 or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided MARK TfEkNEN.
Administrators.
Address. Lewis @. Vandegiiit, ESQ,
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
FAMOUS PAINTINGS
OF THE WORLD.

This coupon with 10 cents entities tho
bearer 20 one copy OF PART I. when
presented or mailed 70 the EVENING
JOURNAL Coupon Department.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
Wenrnr.l sIrIlr. snrradlnr.

PATERSON. y. J.. Feb. 24--The strike
among the weavers IS spreading, aud IL is
now thought the strike will become gen
ernI
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
Tlre Innn Onera House.

LAcoNlA, y IT,, Feb. sA-Fire IN the Fol-
som Opera House block damaged the opera
house
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
Id heIsrEA's ORDEN.
RraIsrFR,s nrrIcE-

New Castle County, Tel. February u, leh.
Cpon The application 90 VIII am a. Wocr.
Administrator OF Mary Weer. ate OF She -tate
OF ~ nnsy lvania, deceased, Il 10 ordered aud
dlr cted by the Register that the ADMIN.
istrutor nfnrcHnit give notice Oi granting OF
letters OF dministratiOn upon the estate Ot de-
Oe tseu. with the dnte of granting thereof, 10y
causing anvei tlHcmcuts 20 De posted within
forty days from The date Of such letters IN six
of the most public places OF the county OF
Neu Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mHnds against the estate 10 present the same,
or abide boy an act of Assembly In such case
made ana provided; and also cause the same
TO be inserted within the same period IN the
tvEeINo Journal. a newspaper published in
Wilmington. Dol. and 20 DE continued
therein three weeks. lc %. do
Given under the hand and seal
- OF oillce OF the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
( L. s. County aforesaid, the dav and
yer above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCN, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Of admin.
istrntion were in due for'T of law granted
unto the undersigned ON the tive ith
day OF February. A ID. 1894. and that nll per-
SONS hav ing claims against The estate OF the de-
ceased must present the same. duly ntte7teu,
90 the said ad ninistrator. ON on before the
twelfth day OF February, 1895. or abide the ac'
of Assembly en- such case made and provided.
WILLIAM q. MFEh,
administrator.
Address, ]. II, Whuenan, Esq..
Evening journal., 1894-02-24

school Children at the AIidwinter Pair.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. a. - The school
children Of san Francisco visiteobthe Mid
winter fair in body. The Examiner dis
iributed 30,O00 tickets among them.
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
N I.ncentnrr olh.

NEW HAvrN, Feb 2i--rhe New Haven
chamber of commerce ia making extensive
arrangements for the celebration of its one
hundredth anniversary, which will occur
Evening journal., 1894-02-24

Send vour carpets TO the Diamond Stat
Carpet Cleaning & Upholstery Works. n
liS King street. Telephone 6l2
Evening journal., 1894-02-24
Dc Gicrs' CONDITION Improved.
weather Torsoast

ST PrTERsBrBG. Feb. % The condi-
aon Of ~ de Giers is improved