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Evening star., 1897-03-09

Figured and Striped Percala Wrap
psrs. In Pink. Blue and Lavender effects
sec
Lawn Wrappers. made in all the new
spring styles. with full front. Vatican
back and yoke back and front all the
latest shades-6s'c-
Perraie Wrappers. made with yoke
back and front. and trimmed with ruffie
special value at the price-I9c.
Percale Wrappers a variety of
color made with full front. Watteau
back. yoke. cuffs and collar-trimmed
with braid-Sl.
Black ard White Perra1e Wrappers.
masi- with loose front. Vatican back:
trimmed cuffs and yoke-there is the
choice OF three styles-Sl and SIZE.
Of the spring shades-made with full
front. Watteau back: yoke. collar and
cuffs edged with Valenciennes lace
SIC.
4 Hew effect In Percale Wrappers is
made with loose front. Vatican back.
and yoke. collar and cuffs of plain
colOrs. edged with braid-$i %.
Black and White. and Colored Lawn
Wrappers. very effectively trimmed
with novelty braid 81 SO.
The new shades Of PercalP. made into
handsome wrappers. with Eto1 jackets.
s,igtd with rI:fffe OF plain colors and
trimmed with bra:G-Si. so.
Be-t quality OF PercaIe. DEITY made
into cute Wrappers. with fancy trim
med yokes. and full ruffies over the
shoulders Si.69.
Evening star., 1897-03-09

Nine. Emma Eames, the prima donna,
who has been suffering from dangerous
Illness was yesterday afternoon removed
from New York city to Mr.. Marion Storys
country house at Port Chester, NY, where
she will complete her convalescence.
Evening star., 1897-03-09

ColOred
Satinese

Is it one of the new shades
YOU want to match and use as
a foundation for your new
Organdie? If so, do not fail
to see our new line of PLAIN
COLORED SATINES, in
apple green, orange, pale blue,
cadet blue, lavender, purple,
cerise and many other desirable
shades.
Early Special Offerings
Evening star., 1897-03-09
WAS SANDBAGGED,
Daring Assault and Robbery I'm the
Capitol Grounds.

aapftOl SrOunds.
daring assault and highway robbery
was reported to the police of the fifth pre-
cinct late last night, the victim claiming
that he was sandbagged and relieved of a
large sum of money while passing through
the Capitol grounds. The circumstances of
the affair add strength to its probability.
and today Detective George Boyd of police
headquarters is engaged In a careful in
vestigation. with view OF experimenting
the highwayman.
Mr.. George II. Young OF Sherando. Va,
prominent citizen OF that place. was the
person who entered the fifth precinct sta
tion few minutes before II O'Clock and
related rather thrilling story. There was
a big bruise in evidence on his head, and
he complained of pain in his eyes. caused
by some foreign substance According 10
Mr.. Young, he came to Washington. ac-
comranied by his daughter. for the in
auguration. and was stopping at the resi-
dence of a friend Mr.. Harry Burns. 5li
9TH street southeast. 1t was his intention
to return to his home on a train which left
the 9th street depot at Il :s1 O'Clock. On
his way to bid goodbye to a friend Mr..
Young passed through the Capitol grounds.
and when al point midway between the
Capitol building and the new library some
one behind him dealt him blow with
sandbag, threw some binding substance
into his eyes. grasped him around the neck
and dragged him to the ground
Mr. Young says that he lost conscious
ness He was aroused forty-ive minutes
later by a man and woman. He found that
S,S5 and a gold watch had been taken from
his DOC Eets and at once proceeded to the
station house. Later he was sent TO the
Emergency Hospital for treatment Mr..
Young Is unable to describe his assailant.
Mme Emma Eames, the prima donna.
who has been suffering from a dangerous
re
Evening star., 1897-03-09

THERE ARE TOO MANY PEOPLE WITH PRE-
kv appayuI that rellkhle and effective prcpaIa-
ton Halts Hair Renewe-
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
A tax payer of Boulder for % year
Bound for Mecca.

London, March ga dispatch from
Cairo, Egypt, says that the Mohammed-
an celebration of the 23d Chawai is being
held in this city today. Soldiers of the
Khedive, camels laden with orange
branches and fruit, bands, and pilgrims
escorting the booth containing the sacred
carpet, paraded the streets. The carpet,
which is gift of the Mecca sanctuary
from the Sultan of Turkey,is now on its
way to Mecca. The pilgrims to Mecca
always pass through Cairo Every ef-
fort has been made this year to discour.
age the pilgrimage as far as possible, On
account of the plague stricken condition
of the east, but vast number of Mo.
hanmedans are standing on their right
to go, and will start with the caravan in
a day or two.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
The Gulf Water Rate.

The water committee of the city coun-
ell convened yesterday afternoon for a
reconsideration of the Gulf water rates.
In the course of the meeting there were
two or three considerations introduced
which the members of the COMMITTEES
claim as ground for their recent action
in raising the rate. In brief these are,
the exchange of water privileges between
the Union Pacific and the Gulf, whereby
the former escapes water rates in Boul-
der and the latter in Greeley and the re-
duction of the pro rata paymentin in Long
mont by an increased use OF water here
whereby the Longmont rate was brought
to SI2 by meter reading. The council
further claim that the former rate was
really S4oo, and SIoo was RENTED IN
rent for the old stone abuttments in the
canyon. In view of the general dissatis-
faction created by the action of the
council in losing the former rate in order
to secure more, the water committee be.
leved that further effort should be
made to retain the subscription of the
company to the city system and decided
at its meeting yesterday to make an
offer of water privileges at Denver rates
according to the quantity used. The
meter system will be used for ascertaining
the quantity. The water used by the
stations is to be taxed at Boulder rates.
This proposition is now under consider
alton by the Gulf officials but it is not
generally believed by those in position
to know, that the work on the we'll will
be abandoned at this stage.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
Lees Effort,

New York, March ga dispatch to
the world from Havana via Key West
says:
General Lee is quietly pushing for the
release of one American after another,
and one by one they are coming out of
prison. The tone and manner Of Spanish
officials at the palace since the stand he
took in the Ruiz case and since Mr.. Sher-
man took Office are very satisfactory to
the general. 1t seems to be the belief in
the United States that General Lee is
making further investigation of the
Ruiz murder. This is a mistake. The
Spanish authorities may be doing SO. but
General Lee has investigated and has
reported the facts and his conclusion is
that it was plain murder.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
Another Open Letter.

Ed. Camera:-l trust you will grant me
space to speak briefly to the public on
the "open letter" addressed TO them and
contained In your issue of the 24th.
The plainly obvious purpose that the
writer desired to serve, makes the cum
ming effort at sophistry appear all the
more ludcrous, and the responsibility
placed upon saloonkcepers by the writer
is no evidence of feeling of justice.
Is it wise to assail the character of our
young men by such reference thereto for
any purpose, ana charge saloons, per-
haps unjustly, with the cause OF their i'm
morality? There are unlicensed places
in our midst where greater immortality
and debauchery may be found than in
any of the licensed saloons that pay more
into the city treasury, probably, than any
other citizen. Some of these saloons
would not permit this immoral conduct
of any one in these places.
AS to our city management, it is like
all other business in some respects; good
business management is the result of ex-
perience and knowledge, and wise men
look to those of greater experience than
their own for a guide. The rule will
apply as we'll to city government as to
any other business and as rule the
morals of the youth are very generally
left to the home life and training of
parents. Men who have built up our
city by years of toll, sharing its cost with
their fellow citizens and managing it in
their wise Judgment, are fully capable of
determining the wisdom and value of
licensed saloons as compared to such un-
licensed places as now exist here, with
out an effort on the part of anyone to in
huence them through intimation of bad
conduct of students that might initiate
against our institutes of learning to the
great detriment of Boulder.
&c. CONWAY,
A tax payer of Boulder for % years.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
Examined for West Point.

Pueblo, March 26 "A competitive ex.
animation for an appointment to West
Point from the second congressional dis.
trlct of Colorado will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the Grand hotel
in this city. A number of delegates from
this congressional district are expected
to compete for the ex' .mination. The las,
applicant for the appointment failed to
pass the necessary examination and this
is the reason that new examinations are
to be held tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
HARVARD AND YALE.
The Two Great Colleges Will Debate on
the Monetary Question.

Inc Two Great colleges Will Debate on
the Monetary Question.
Cambridge. Mass, March 26.-The
annual debate between Harvard and
Yale occurs this evening in Sanders
theatre. The subject which has been
chosen for debate, in view of the recent
campaign, with its subsequent results, is
a topic which is of the greatest interest
to Americans just now, and is as follows:
"Resolved, that the United States should
adopt definitely the single gold standard
and should decline to enter bimetaIlic
league, even II Great Britain, France
and Germany should be willing to enter
such a league" AS Harvard PROFOUND
ed the question Yale was given the
choice of sides and chose the negative.
This SO pleased Mr.. w. ]. Bryan that
recently while in New York he conferred
with the Yale representatives and offered
to send them all his manuscripts on the
silver question. The speakers selected
by Harvard are Fletcher Dobyns of
Oberlin, O, H. H. Dorr of Orange, N. J.,
and S. R. Worthington of Fall River,
Mass, with w. H. Conroy Jr. of Phila-
delphia as alternate. Yale's represent.
atives are Charles V. Clark of Spring
field, Mass, c. H. Studinski of Pueblo,
Colo, c. S. MacFarland of Boston, and
Edward Hick Hume.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
Want the Students

Denver, March 26-A special meeting
of the state board of education was
held this afternoon for the purpose of
adjudicating peculiar squabble for the
possession of five school children, which
has been raging lntermittently for the
past six years between the officers oi
school districts No. I6 and No. 5 in Routt
county. Whichever district eventually
gets the students will be the gamer to ths
amount of sI6 90 annually from the state
school fund.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
REQUEST REFUSED.

Speaker Reed Defines the Purpose of the
Special Session of Congress.
Washington, March 26-The commit
tee appointed by the none. .ary conven-
ton at Indianapolis in January, to secure
the appointment of monetary commits
sion by congress, called on Speaker
Reed today. MI. Reed said that as the
present session was called for the con
sideration of the tariff question other
matters could not well be taken up. The
convention at Indianapolis favored the
gold standard and the retirement OF all
U. S. notes.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
The Rock Island Withdraws.

Chicago, March 2o-The Rock Island
this morning announced it's withdrawal
from the traffic associations of which it
has formerly been a member.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
5 NEWS.
DOES NARY A THING.

The Senate Passes the Morning Twaddling
Its Thumbs.
Denver, March 26-The senate did
nothing this morning OF value. The ses-
sion was wasted conversing over the
Champion railroad switch and frog block
bill.
The Soldiers home removal bill pass
ed third reading IN the house after hard
fight. Two or three important bills were
nassed
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
DEMAND A RAISE.

Two Hundred Nailmakers Strike for High
er Wages.
Cleveland, O, March 26.-The H. &
P. Nail company's works were closed to-
day by the striking of 400 workmen.
The nallers want Il per cent raise and
the company will only grant 10 per
cent raise.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
CAUSED COMMOTlON.
Lanham Wanted to Strike Out the Enact
ing ClauSa of the Ia riff Ril

ing Clause of the Tariff Bill.
Washington, March 26-Representa-
tive Lanham Democrat of Texas, caused
a commotion this morning in the house
while in committee of the whole by try
ing to introduce motion to strike out
the enacting clause of the tariff bill. The
Democrats were in the majority on the
floor at the time. Mr.. Sherman of New
York, chairman of the committee of the
whole. ruled the motion out of order.
Daily camera., 1897-03-26
FOUND GUILTY.

The United States Court Decides Against
Joseph Lewis.
Brooklyn, March 2o-The jury in the
case of Joseph Lewis in the U. S. court
today found him guilty on the charge of
conspiracy with Gen. Carlos Rolof ID
sending out a flibustering expedition to
Cuba in 1896. A motion for new trial
was filed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-07-29
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Tie c9uuci, met in regular session last
evening. 4. W Bn-h occupied the
chair .. mayor pro Tern. Counciimeh
Gum. Jackson. Mitchell ml smith
being lre.en'-
Tie ordinance f7r ihe improvement Of
Heron stree. bridge Was read in full and
Referred 70 committee on streets and
ALLEYS
CIV Clerk was instructed 10 advertise
i5r Ills In improvement Of p streets same
!, i.e received up 70 p. IN. August llth.
Aleo ~ improvement, of + street
street commissioner instructed 10 lay
4 4-inci water pipe on F -'ree' irom
River stree, 10 the joe plant. and on First
s.iee. ve-, from Z stree; - lar - the
pip,e On hand xiii extend.
Amendment 'o resolution ior improve
men. q; Newell -r,.e; adopted. and clerk
ins,frc,es. - advertise lot bids
>.nc: committee recommended that
n money ~ >p~ni on North ABERDEEN
bridge AZ present.
City attorney instructed 10 .otk mp tie
.Ailxav franchise forfeiture.
Mate. tic bicycle path ieiefrei 70
ci,y attorney
CorEci, ,l.os = r.ce-- un'il Ar-n-i oiil-
Ciillnnsle.l rubi ers. 10 cents FL
lAi- ?. JEFF
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-07-29
BRIEF MENTION.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-07-29

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ing on ,hAi lay ~ lie >n?ra'; Il Tie
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Methodist Episcopal churci, vi, Yreaya
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and ~, a.>o administer the sacrament q
The lo-,i'> supper.
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inam Mon,eSaao Nonisy. proeee1.az
10 No',h Beach, Tuesday, Where he
VII spend coup'e Ct weeks. With
his vile. :: the home ii her parents. NJ.
aai Ms. Henry Rosmord.
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..e:ei ,hi> week. An! she : : hands ,-na
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ADERpEEN WASH
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-05
THEY PAID OFF HERE,
The Big Circus after Giving Their
Evenings Performance, Pay OFF
and Discharge their Force,

The four or five hundred men
(said to be this numbeD on the pay
rolls Of the Forepaugh g. Sells cir.
Gus, were paid otIhere Friday eveu-
ing, and many Of them we're dis
charged, the circus retaining only
such as they would need to look
after the horses and animals while
en- route TO Columbus, Ohio, where
they will winter IT,
The Iron Mountain road was given
the business Of hauling the menag.
era, horses and tents and the
Cotton Belt, The passenger coaches
as tar as Pair Oaks, at which place
the Iron Mountain will take up the
coaches and deliver them 10 some
connecting line for Columbus, Ohio,
The discharged men will scatter all
over the country and when circus
season opens again many Of them
will enroll in the service Of this or
some other company and will, per
haps VISIT this place next season,