Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-05
A GOODLY ARRAY.
Some of the Interesting Features to
BE Found I'm TcmOrrOw's Star.

BE round TCmOFrOw'0 star.
Tomorrow's twenty-page Star will be q
veritable magazine in size, and will main-
tain its reputation as one of the best TAM
lily newspapers to be found anywhere. The
array Of bright, entertaining special chap
tiers is particularly inviting. and The Stars
readers will be amply rewarded by careful
perusal In addition the pages OF The Star
will be enlivened by a goodly collection Of
short. crisp sketches. interviews. anecdotes.
ETC. The Star is primarily a family paper.
and in tomorrow's issue will be found vast
amount of reading matter Just suited to the
home circle. The following samples will
give an idea Of the character Of Saturdays
big Star:
THE WORLD OF WOMEN. Qllustrated)
Under this heading there will be a page
of entertaining and varied reading mat
ter particularly suited to women. Par
ticular attention is called to the fashion
chapters, and the accuracy and pleasing
effect Of the Illustrations which accom-
pany them.
CONGRESSIONAL SKETCHES QIlus-
trated).
Pen pictures Of some prominent Senators
and Representatives, with interesting
notes Of their manners and ways when
not attending to their Official duties.
IN PARIS STUDIO UnustrateO.
This is a bright letter to The Star from
the French capital. telling OF the Ameri-
can girl and her position there. OF the
work and play of the students and de-
scribing the three great colonies Of
French art life.
CABINET MINISTER'S QllustrateD.
Frank G. Carpenter chats about the big
men of Clevelands official family, and
tells how they come to the cabinet meet
ings and OF some OF their personal char
acteristics.
"HOCH DIE ANARCHIE" Qlustrated).
The rise and spread Of the red terror OF
Europe and the prospects Of q war
against law and order. timely article
and one that will be found intensely in
teresting.
IT Is HARD GRIND.
Amos Cummings. from personal expert
ence, tells of the daily life OF a member
Of Congress, with its many duties and
worries.
ROBBED OF TERRORs.
Making railroad travelling safer through
mechanical appliances Late inventions
and their uses Interestingly described.
Railroading simplined to prevent a repe-
t,tion Of last years terrible record
ABOUT THE MOTHER-IN-LAw.
Amelia E. Barr protests against the COM
monty accepted idea Of this relative and
arraigns young married men for their
reglect of one who deserves more con-
sideration than she receives.
BALLOONS IN WAR.
An epoch is approaching when these
aerial batteries will come into active use
for coast defense. This article. by Rene
Bache. shows how our country can be
easily protected from invasion.
THE MAJORS MONKEY.
An entertaining story.
WEIGHING THE NAIL.
| How the Post Office adjusts railway mail
rates with the roads every four years
and makes a source of revenue for the
latter.
| ROOMS AT COLLEGE.
Some Of the queer dens in which students
live during the happy years. and the
many trophies that adorn them.
THE RUSSIAN THISTLE.
A weed that costs four million dollars a
year is coming this way. A big speci-
men is here as an ally to the bill before
Congress to exterminate it.