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The evening times., 1898-05-27

consider dress-ciothes garments by no
means to be lightly worn every evening
in the home. but to be kept for solemn.
occasions, to wit-funerals weddings and
high social functions. Prince Vaidema1.
and Princess Marie and their children
are invariably of the family party. and
frequently Prince Christian Joins them
Wort Land tells US further that ''tho
king is cavalier to his finger-tips He.
pays the queen the most devoted atten-
ton at table. and frequently prepares sur
prises for her in the form of beautiful
flowers placed next to her plate
Z For those to whom We referred before
az being under the delusion that a royal
table must be frankly sybaritical. IL may
be of interest to hear that the royal din.
ner at Amalienborg consists generally OF
four courses and dessert. while the king
limits himself TO one glass of claret and
one OF port wine. champagne being un-
known to the royal table except on fes-
tive occasions After dinner conversation
Is INDUCED in for half hour or SO, then
at e.3D o'clock the family assemblies In tho
queens apartments for tea and .smorre-s
brod"-Danish sandwiches-which consiss.
only Of two layers and possess no super>
structure like ours. A visit to the stables
TO see that ais well with the horses. who
expect their lump Of sugar from the royar
hand. IL the next thing that claims the
kings attention. and then lights OUT
about II o'clock. Sometimes the king in
dulges In a rubber OF whist. and the queen
Is well known as an accomplished and en-
thusiastic musician. Thus closes the SIM
pie. busy day of King Christian 1X-no
servants watch by his bedside as in days
of old. only his great black dog. which
Is hts inseparabie companion. In Wort
Lands own words: Animals and people
alike are devoted TO the king" In fact.
there Is not a man in the whole court
who would not go through fire and water
for him" And this speaks volumes, for
the infallibie proof of nobility OF soul and
character is to be a hero to your valet,
the one sure test for prince and commons
er.
The evening times., 1898-05-27

Hard drilling continues at Camp Alger.
From squad drill to company drill. then
to battalion drill. and, later in the after
| noon, regimental drill. the boys are kept
busy.
The discipline is beginning to show on
the men and they are really a fine lot
of fellows. attentive and erect.
Almost every regiment has its baseball
team and the rivalry for the pennant
grows hotter each day. The Sixth Massa-
chusetts and the Sixth Illinois have
played evenly SO far, but the Massachu-
setts boys expect to bunch their hits this
afternoon and defeat the Illinois people.
The band of the Twelfth Pennsylvania
Regiment has succeeded after hard prac-
tice in getting into the front rank as
musicians. Eleven bands gave concerts
this afternoon, which were greatly en-
joyed by the troops.
Several hundred men obtained leave
today to visit the city. very large
number of visitors are in camp.
A number of ladies from Fails Church,
Dunn Loring and Washington are doing
good work in supplying the camp hospi-
tails with delicacies of various kinds.
Every patient has a fresh bouquet Of
flowers each morning and tons Of reading
matter have been distributed
Mrs. /. Sessions, of this city, has been
endeavoring to raise cots and mattresses
for the sick men. She has succeeded in
securing twelve cots and now wishes to
obtain facilities for getting them to the
camp. The War Department has been
appealed to to furnish transportation
but without success.
Mr.. Isadore Saks has contributed 81 to
Mrs. Sessions fund. Eff1e A. Foberts,
of No. 6l2 c Street northeast, has given
one cot and Mrs. Charles Emery POS In
diana Avenue northwest, Several cots
and blankets.
The following letter from Major Gen.
Graham has been received by Mrs. Ses-
sions:
Headquarters Second Army Corps,
Camp Russell A. Alger.
% May 25. 1898.
Mrs. I. Sessions. 2i01 Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., Washington, d. c..
Dear Madam: / am Ii receipt of your
telephone message Offering several cots
equipped for the use of the hospitals at
this camp.
Il thank You very much for your gen.
erous offer. and II l may ask you to send
the cots TO Falls Church, (care of Mr.
MerryO the quartermasters department
will bring them from that point to camp.
with assurances of esteem, l am,
Very truly yours.
+. ''WM. MONTROSE GRAHAM
Major General"
The First Rhode Island Regiment will
arrive in Washington this afternoon
about o'clock over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. a;
The evening times., 1898-05-27
IMPERIAL AMERICA.
broadening of the Popular
R-oupht About by the War.

From the New Orleans Times-Democrat)
Every process of our national thougnt
and action has been marvelousiy QUICK
ened. lust as the Roman intellect was
fired when Rome was expanded from
municipality into an empire. Throughout
the length and breadth of this land pet
ty politics is losing its wonted SAVIOR Tor
the average American. Why should ne
trouble his head about parochial affairs
when he is confronted with questions af-
fecting the fate of great dependencies,
either at our own doors or at the an
tipodes; why should he lie awake about
the sayings and doings of local politi-
clans. when any hour may bring news
decisive of the fate Of an army or Of a
fleet of battleships on which the hopes
of the country rest?
This was shown by a telegram address,
cd to the Times-Democrat on Sunday
last from a little village in Mississippi.
The telegram read as follows:
Please wire US Immediately. at our expense, ths
The evening times., 1898-05-27
WARS EFFECT ON POLITICS.
New York Rel uhllcsns Alarmed
About Their Party vUte.

Albany, May 27.-Republican politicians
from the interior of the State have re-
ceived a genuine war scare. and several
of them called on the governor yesterday
to find out about II. Mr.. Ellsworth, the
party leader in the Senate: Mr.. Nixon.
the party leader in the Assembly; Sena-
tor Stranahan. who is looking for political
advancement; Speaker O'Grady. who
wants to be a Representative. and several
others were among the visitors to the
executive chamber. =.
They all wanted to know If the gov
ernor had figured on the effect on the
party vote that the removal from the
State of about twenty thousand men,
mostly Republicans, would have In the
coming campaign. The news that the
war is likely to last at least a year has
stirred the rural politicians up and
frightened some of the leaders thorough
ly. None of those present yesterday
would talk about the matter after their
conference with the Governor, but 1t Is
understood that this emergency will be
discussed by the State committee in a
few days. Is :,
The evening times., 1898-05-27
MILLINERY OFFERINGS CONTINUED.

We shall give you another opportuni-
ty tomorrow to avail yourself of the
splendid values which went on sale to-
day in the millinery department.
We're anxious TO have.every one know
from actual experience that our prices
are the very lowest in this town-low-
est for the best millinery that money
can get. Values such as these will
widen the Hecht-public-make the
millinery parlors more popular than
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Martin.bure Ende.vorers.

Martinsburg, W. Va, May 27.-At the conven-
tion Of the Martinsburg District Of the State
Christian Endeavor Union composed of eleven So
cieties, in the Presbyterian Church at Berkeley
Springs, yesterday, the election Of officers re-
suited as follows: Rev. C. S. Trump, Of Martins
burg, president; Miss Claudia Rice, Of Berkeley
Springs, corresponding secretary; Miss E. N.
Jefries. treasurer. An open parliament was con.
Thing That Society Is Doing?" (b) "What Are
Your Greatest Difiicultiesf" An address, "Our
Society in Its Relations to the Church. was de
livered by Rev. McCartey Duckwell, Of Berkeley
SPRINGS.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
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The evening times., 1898-05-27
ABld LOT OF SHIRT WAISTS, d..

Bargain values follow fast upon the
heels of each other in the Ladies
Shirt Waist Observation-Disclosures i'm
portant offering tomorrow.
Choice of a great lot of Shirt Waists,
and the seasons very prettiest crea-
tions will be given you for 49 cents.
The prettiest lawns, percales and dim
tiles, in the most pleasing variety of
patterns-in the latest styles.
Every garment in the lot is as thor
oughly made and finished as you can
find-they come from famous maker
and represent his very best efforts.
The offering is a most unusual one.
ladies'-and you ought to take advant-
age of ii.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
$500 trimmed hats, s.. 50.

900 A lot of handsomely trimmed Hats.
which Were made up to sell at seven
dollars will be offered tomorrow as a
special value at $3.50 Every hat in
the lot has been trimmed according to
the latest dictates of fashion-the
most particular woman wouldn't want
better. They're panama sailors, trim
med with corded rosettes. velvet rib
bons and wings-arranged in the most
tasty manner.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Crash suits, $l.B.

A lot of ladies' fine Crash Suits.
which haven't any superior in work.
manship and careful trimming-and
that are worth no less than $3.50 will
go tomorrow s1.9s. Every garment in
the lot is full of style-and as perfect
fitting as any you can find.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
A WEALTH OF BARGAIN SPECIALS

Dot the entire sSore-every department
speaks out for your patronage Hun
dreds will answer the signal-with the
TuI,es, confidence in our values-with
the certain knowledge that our quali-
lies are not 30 be equaled elsewhere
al anywhere near our prices.
Every item is a money-saver-and
of the very best sort.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Flowers, &c and lSc.

Tomorrow we start the ball rolling
with the offering of two imn,-nse lots
of flowers. consisting of Daisies, Roses,
Violets, Wreaths and Foliage-which
We offer at &c. and 1Sc. respectively.
The flowers are of the most natural
sort-imitate nature perfectly. You
couldn't buy them for less than double
these prices elsewhere-and many of
them are worth even more.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Many old soldiers now feel the efrec

Many old soldiers now feel the effect
of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr. George 8. Anderson. of Ross
willie, York County. Pa. who saw tho
hardest kind Of service at the front, Is
now frequently troubled with rheuma-
tism. II had a severe attack lately" he
said. ..and procured bottle of Chamber
Iain's Pain Balm. 1t did SO much good
that I would like to know what you
would charge me for one dozen bottles" :"
Mr.. Anderson wanted 1t both for his own
use and to supply 1t to his friends and
neiehbors, as every family should have q
bottle Of 1t In their home, not only for
rheumatism but lame back. sprains. SWELL
ings. cuts. bruises and burns, for which
Il is unequaied. For sale by Henry Evans.
wholesale and retail druggist; 9sS F Street
northwest and Connecticut Avenue and
8 Street northwest and 142s Maryland
Avenue northeast.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Long pants suits, s..

Boys Long Pants Suits. in sizes
large enough to fit small-sized men-
made of strictly all wool materials
which are carefully tailored and
guaranteed to fit as well as any suits
you can buy-wil be loffered tomorrow
for two dollars. 81 is the regular
value.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Skirts, Sl.49.

A lot of ladies' plain brilliantine and
bayadere striped skirts. which are
worth 50, will be offered for s149. In
every respect are they desirable-no
woman would expect better fitting,
better-made garments. They are
made with extra wilderness and lber-
ality.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Skirts, Hc.

Tomorrow lot Of ladies' perfectly
made skirts of figured brilliantine Will
be offered for 99c. that are worth not
a penny less than 81. We call your
particular attention to the perfect
hang and fine fit-you've seldom seen
better.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Boys suits, SIC.

A lot of boys fine wash suits. of
Galatea cloth. finished with plain col
ored collars. and neatly trimmed with
anchor figures-will so tomorrow for
81 cents. These suits are made we'll
and intended for wear as we'll as
looks. The boy will be fixed for sum-
mer with a couple of them.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
win Appeal to the President.

Norfolk, Va, May 27.-Mr. George Mcintosh,
counsel, has received information to the effect
that the United States Supreme Court has denied
the petition for a rehearing in the case Of John
Anderson, who is in the Norfolk Jail under con-
viction Of murder on the high seas. 1t is thought
that Anderson will be resentenced by Judge
Gof next Monday in this city. Mr. Mcintosh
will now make an appeal to President Mckinley
for executive clemency.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Ladies' collars, 6hc.

The choice of our ladies' pure T.
ply linen collars. in all the latest
styles and shapes, will be offered to-
morrow for 1-2 cents. You have
been in the habit of paying Is cents
for them-but tomorrow We are 60
ing to sacrifice profits.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Skirts, A.&.

A splendid lot of ladies' black bro
caded Satin Skirts. the most stylish
creations of the season, which are in
the most fashionable designs-with su-
perb set-the latest cut-will be sold at
A.9S. Eight dollars you'll have to pay
for their equal elsewhere.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Crash skirts, Hc.

A lot of ladies' thoroughly we'll
made crash skirts, will be offered for
"A cents tomorrow-of desirable good
width and with wide hems-and per-
feet hang. The most attractive skirts
for Summer wear, by far-and what
woman wouldn't buy them at this
price.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Ribbons, 2Ac yard.

The choice of plain Moire Ribbons,
in all the leading shades and color
ings, of very superior quality will be
put oil sale tomorrow at lie. a yard.
You've never known such ribbons to
sell for so little-we establish new
record.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Boys pants, We.

lot of boys knee pants of Galatea
cloth will go on sale tomorrow for
L. cents pair-that are just the
garments for the boy during the sum-
mer. These are out of the ordinary
values-because they're better made
and finished than the majority.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Boys suits, &c.

Boys double-breasted suits. some of
them all wool and the rest part wool
splendid service c-givers-made to
withstand the hard knocks OF every
day wear-will be put on sale to-
morrow for only 80 cents. Every suit
is nicely tailored-and a good value at
SEQ.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
ChemiSe, Nc.

A lot Of ladies' pretty chemise. with
ruffie and lace edge, will be offered
tomorrow for only 10 cents. You must
see these daintily-made garments be-
fore you can appreciate what a bar
gain they make at this price.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Cuba's Resources.

(From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
Cuba, like any tropical or semi-tropical country,
will never be great manufacturing center. The
impulse Of the people is to buy goods and sell
the products Of the soil and mines. The posi-.
bilities Of the garden spot of the world under q
stable government are unlimitable.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Silk waists, SIS.

A lot of ladies' stylish Silk Waists.
of black and colored India silk-made
in the most fashionable manner-will
be offered for $2.9S. You couldn't buy
them for less than $3.50 at any other
time.
The evening times., 1898-05-27

OF our national life is to be widened and
strengthened, not by war between brother
and brother. but between the reunited ma
ton and power that stands for all the
mus. Ieaclonary methods and policies of
the Bourbon school Of thought and ac-
tion.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
AII=wOol knee pants, Sc.

Tomorrow We offer the choice of
good lot of boys all-wool knee pants,
in a variety of the mos. desirable pat
terms, for only 80 cents pair. They're
as strongly made as any mother could
desire-will stand the hardest kind of
wear.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Children s hose &c.

A lot Of children's fast black-ribbed
hose, Of splendid quality-full worth
and satisfaction-will go tomorrow for
cents a pair. Mothers should
take advantage of the offering-and
buy for the children's vacation time.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
ladies' duck suits, Sl.&.

A lot of ladies' plain White Duck
Suits. skirts have deep wide hem.
and are made full, finished with bound
seams-will go for $l.9s. $3.50 is near
er the real value.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Must Come to the Front.

France wants to use one hand in picking the
pockets Of Americans and the other in stabbing
their backs, but is beginning to realize the many
difficulties in her way, as American backs will
not be stabbed
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Untrimmed hats. lk.

A lot of untrimmed hats, consisting
of children's flats, and ladies' short
back sailors and white straw hats.
will be offered as another special to-
morrow for 16c.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Ladies' hats. Hc.

A lot of ladies' Black Neapolitan
braid hats with fancy edges. and
rough braid straws. will be put on
sale tomorrow at 19c.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Wrappers, ~.

The choice of lot of ladies' wrap
pers, made Of fine percales. with cord
ed edge trimmings-and literally full
and wide skirts-superior in style and
workmanship TO many garments at
double-for only i6 cents.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Subscribers, k.

Well offer the imitation Guyot sus-
penders, with rubber ends. tomorrow,
for 1oc a pair. The genuine sells at Soc
and you won't know the difference.
These wear just as well. look just as
well.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Ribbons, 91lc ward.

31-2 and finch Moire and Changea-
BILE Taffeta and Navy and Red Gros
grain ribbons-will go on. sale tomor-
row for only 3 lie. yard. This Is a
very unusual offering also.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Drawers, VIC.

A lot of neatly tucked drawers will
be offered tomorrow for only 91-2c. a
pair. II they were selling for double
you wouldn't get any better made
more carefully finished garments.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Mems Underwear, Nc.

A lot of mems balbriggan shirts
and drawers. for which you must pay
3Sc on every other day. will be offered
tomorrow for 19c a garment. Better
lay in an extra supply at this price.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
ChiId's hats, G.

Tomorrow we will offer n lot OF
children's straw hats in all the latest
shapes-for only 3 cents.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Bows crash suits, N.N.

Boys all-linen Crash Suits, In
sizes from to Is years-made in very
superior style-will be offered tomor-
row for s1.49. Such suits usually sell
for $500.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
BOYS shirt waists. 711c.

A lot of boys percale shirt-waists
will go on sale tomorrow for 71-2
cents each-in a variety Of patterns
that are best suited for severe serv-
ice.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Ladies' hose, E.

Tomorrow you get the choice of
lot of ladies' plain tan, black and
fancy hose for only 3 cents a pair.
They are good. desirable qualities
every pair-even though the price is
down to such an absurdly small fig
ure.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
The EaRle Bird.
From the Richmond Dispatch J

tFrom the Kichfncnd Displtch-J
The great American eagle. with clipped wings.
has been wont to scratch in his own back yard
and abstain from pecking at his neighbors. But
now things are changed; since that day when the
liberty bird calmly spread out his pinions before
the cannon's mouth in the Pacific we have begun
to look around, and every hour we are becoming
more aggressive.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Ladies' vests, nHc.

A lot Of ladies' crochet edge vests,
run with tape. in plain white. pink and
blue and fancy patterns-will be Of
fered tomorrow for L. 1-2 cents.
The evening times., 1898-05-27
Mems s. and $50 no.
hafS IOts

The men folks ought to come here in
steady throngs all day Saturday-we
have cut deeply into regular prices on
Mems Finest Hats to make the Hat
Department busy tomorrow. We offer
choice of Mems Hats-both Derbys
and Alpines, in all the latest shapes
and styles-which are the regular 81
and $3.50 values-and also Straw Hats,
with double brim, split Seneca, jumbo
and shinki braids, all satin-lined.
with silk bands-in all the newest
shapes, which have never sold for
less than $1.50 before-at only
The evening times., 1898-05-27
China,s Ffx,

prom the st. Paul Dispatch.)
About all that Is left for China is TO pay tines
and behave hersell
The evening times., 1898-05-27

Go to Gettysburg via B. & o. Decora-
'''A ~ myz-ste
The evening times., 1898-05-27
ACTIVITY At llP lLGER
Soldier Boys Making Ready for
Wars Serious Duties.
ATTENTIONS FOR THE SICK

bouquets and DeIfcacies Are Sent to
the Camp Hospitals Daiiy-Mr~.
Sessions Secures q Number of Cots
for the Indisposed Lads-Tons of
Literature Dfxtribated.
Evening star., 1898-12-17

vote being made unanimous on the motion
OF Miss Grefsheimer, the rival candidate
Ihursday morning quite a number of the
iady students were conducted through the
court house by Mrs. Mussey. the dean,
ana were interested listeners to the pro-
ceedings in Judge Coles court.
Mrs. j. Ellen Fosters lecture on the
sources and construction OF the Constitu-
ton on Saturday night was we'll attended
The final lecture of this course will be
given tonight. Senator MaSon's lecture on
wednesday evening on International law
dealt with the rights accorded by the ac-
acknowledgement of belligerency and con-
Guided with an interesting resume of the
position Of the Senate on the Cuban ques-
ton.
National.
The Debating Society held a meeting last
Tuesday evening, when the resolution that
All men should be compelled by law to
marry at the age of twenty-one years, un-
der penalty of supporting two unmarried
women was discussed.
Messrs. NJ. A. Bender, r. s. Allyn and
G. H. Dewey were on the affirmative side
and Messrs c. w. Boyle, George n. Brown
and .. ii. DOwell on the negative Messrs.
Brush, Fenning and Havell were the judges
and decided for the affirmative.
The committee on public debate has been
appointed and will make arrangements for
the debate to be held about the middle of
January.
attend the public debate at the Columbian
College this evening.
A meeting of the junior class was held
last Thursday night and decided to give a
class dinner this evening at Freund's, S15
10th street, at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1898-12-17

ana not long ago | paid $50 for one OF
You, pi lures, because il had boy in IL
that s,oked like the boy used to lick be-
cause ycu painted him and wouldn't paint
me- "
What are you going to do when Your
boy models give out?' | asked.
u think 1 shall have to content mNsaif
with the kind of work | have been taking
up in recent years during my summer va
cations i'm Vermont 1 go to "A town where
out Of hundred voters ninety-nine are re-
publicans. The odd man is democrat
There are no mugwumps. These men make
60 Cd models. They're quaint and old, sill
ver-haired and fresh-faced. The lines OF
aye are cut into pink Their eyes are
bright and twinkle. They're healthy. hale
and intelligent. / Ike TO paint them in
their homes, in the blacksmith forgss, In
the country store, in their stables, where /
can get the surroundings. No artificial
properties are necessary there. one is
face TO face with nature. Next to street
boys, l like these country sketches better
than any other work i have done. Last
summer / found an old blacksmith working
at the anvil his grandfather forged more
than hundred years before. II himself
had hammered out horseshoes on its round
ed point for more than sixty years You
can't find models of that sort any easier in
New York than you can street boys"