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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

GonTuf in antperpen, generalcunTul in
Qntperpen, 8eIgten.
@bparb 9. Winslotp pon SGinois, jest
Gonful in Stod6oIm, Ssneralconiul in
@tod6olm, 99peben.
Oliper S. 9us6es bon Connecticut, iebt
gon{ul in Sonneberg, goniul in Go6urg,
OeutI9Ganb.
SenrD q. Meorgan hon 2~ouiIiana, iekt
GonIul in 9orgen, Gpniaf in Narau,
@9tpei5.
George $. Sadfon bon CONNECTICUT, jebt
gon1ul in Gognac, @onir! in Ga Ga@slIe.
Sranfrei9.
gbmunD 3. grobotpsti hon SainOis, iest
gonful in 6irth @onluL in Solingen,
0eut19lanb.
NQe bieie G%rnennungen treten ain L. Juli
in &raft.
Ri6urb s. @reener bon Nelp Yrrt, tiir5z
li9 beitdtist als Gonful n 8ombdp, Gpniul
in W~Gdbitpoitod, RuBlano.
6erbert S. 9agentan Don Colorado, Speie
ter 8otf9afts=S etretdr in g.. petersburg,
RuBlanb.
Rufus N. Sane BON GaliTornien, Sc
IanbtI9aftszS etretdr in ~Iticarusua, Gotta
&icd unb Salbabor.
CHARLES 6. Macrum bon Sbio, Gonful in
9retoria, fiibufrifanif9s gtepu6l:t. (Gr@
nennung BON Macrum als GonIul in Sa6it!
auriidge3ogen.)
@ictor s. Nelfon bon gdlifornien, @Dnful
ir Bergen, Nornegen.
6enrD Serreu, 8uaOesantpal: fir oelt
neitli9en 9iitritt BON 3eros.
Sp6n 8oDIe it,, MsiaIpro6irer in her
Miinae al 81. 2ouis, Mo.
Sames ., Seffries, 3plaufiebsr in Msm>
phis, Semi.
Sos. 8. geib, Snbidnsru5ent Bel Der
G6epenne g3ioer Wgentur in Siio@9atota.
(grnennut1g bon %. 8. &ano fit %genanntss
Nmt auriid9eaogen.)
MeDer 6edt, 3olleinmGmer fir ben Be
Sirt Ylimlieo, q, 6.
Sen. g. @aloorf Steuereinnebrter tur
ben se6nten 8esirf bon Sbip.
Gisbon 90. Wopre, 3oGeinnebnter fir Den
8eairf @alura, Seras.
George $, Softer, WadrsnablAdBer IN
Cincinnati.
gbparb glius bon Californian, gtetaaz
probtrer in Der Miin5e gu San 5rancisco.
Marp Seal 9utdes Smith, PoftmstitsrIn
in urbana, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
6mei perionen eritidt.
e11erHbriimHe

sSreituq Nbeno UNI 6 1t6r 6ra9 i'm Wf1blz
raum bes &affeezO epartementes i'm Sng-os@
&olonialpdarengebGube Der 9ptp &c Snea
Company an Der Gde bon Superior unb Sefz
fer5pn Strabe in Solebp, D., Elm Geuer aus,
nelhes feds Stunben lang niit9ete, ebe Die
8euerpe6r es %bo1ftdnbig inter GontrolIe gez
braht bate. Der S91osn Der 0owzSneQ
Company tpirb auf 100000 gefAdBt. Die
3erfi9erung betrdgt $245,000.
@um1tag Na9mittug UNI 2 ll6r 9elar1g
es Der Seueripe6r, bret beiir 3uidminen=
itur8e zines Slurs in Gem @ebdlbe perz
19ittete 5euerpebrleute SIT errei4en. Gtner
her 9erI9itteten, german 8iibop, bate
f9fpere QuetI9ungen Oabon9ctrdgen, bic iez
bod nitht t0bt1id ftnb. Der 3peite, 6. Srez
pinstt, bat 10 ldipere 8erlebun9en %erlitten,
bah ct fdum b%ur1fommen biirfte, nd6renb
Der brittle, .. g. @iGs, uls 2si9e berausz
oespqen tpurbe. Gein &0rper mar beim GU
Tammentura bes 5lurs 5ermdlmt porOen.
9ienftag RaAmittag gertetb iii Baltimore
cine QuantitGt 8dl1mtpole, Serpentin uno
1puftiqe feuergefdbrlide @aarsn, Die auf benz
Bier Der uOlb 8aD Cine" 0ampff6ifffabrtz
qefeQ59aft am 5uBe bon @oncorofraBe ftr
ben 8er1dnbt aufeeIpei9srt tparen, in 8rano.
Na6bem bds Seuer, pel9es nit fur6tbdrer
@e19minbigfeit UNI iih grtff, na9 einftiinb;z
aer unoeftrengter Mrbeit Der Seuerpe6r unter
Gontrole gsbra9t mar, paren Die Sitter
T6uppen neblt i6rem Snbalte aerIt0rt uub
mebrere anftoB:nbe 9e6dube fart bef6dbigt.
Ser @erluIt pirb auF $4,000 Biz $4,000
geiddBt.
Sn g. 30. 8ates' ~l16renge6GuIe Sabtif
in Mltle6orp, MaH., brad Mitt;po9 Morgei1
mad Mitterna6t Seuer aus uno per6reitete
Tid auf 6ena6barte @ebdl6e. is brennt NOD
ieBt, unb Der @efammtI6aben tpirb auf
100000 gef9dbt.
Sine Seuersbrunit e~erft0rte SonnerIt flag
a6snb ben 6ouptgeI4dftstbetl bon &epauz
nee, Wis., unb Der @erlut betrGgt an Die
100000. uneefdbr 20 @siddfte bronnien
aus, NIT Gin5eloerluften pon $1,000 SIS
$4,000.
Die Sabrit Der y0aqeb Eu66er COMPANY"
in Seem philadelphia 1T elmer Geuersbrunft
gum Opfer gefaGen. 9ie Subrit bate einen
@ert6 bon $4,000 unb fpar felt BEN Gebsen
Sanuar in 8etrteb s~epeisn. Die 8eri9ez
rrn9 betrdat $4,000.
Cine Spe3ialoepei9e aus Winnipeg, Mont.,
5sIagt: Sn STAT 9ortage nurbe 9ornrraz
tag Mbenb Gtgent6um inn @ertbe BON
100000 burb Seuer aerft0rt. Die 5arptz
~oerGuite betreffen bas @ranb Opera 6puIe.
@eorge 9rerp's 8lpd, bus n8oloen GeItauz
rant, S. gourtneD's Gpirituo1engeIGIft,
8etpea's 9Gpd NIT elmer Qn5abG bon Mies
tbern, unb 9ebribge's 2eibftau. Me6rere
!~!ls.ttere 9ebdube tpurben ebenfaGs 9ana o6er
t4eifpeife ~8eritOrt.
Sn Clifton, Sroquois Co., ST., 1T Montaa
fritz I'm 1 lt6r elm gan5er, aus e;nemO ubenb
aus !6ola gebauter 8eI9dftsbduIer bef1ebenz
Der 8lod abgebrannt. Der all BEN 6efauz
ben angert4:ete S91oen betrdgt $4,000.
Die meiften 8ebdube puren nt4t berii1ert.
9as Spernbaus, M. .. SiGTpn's Suit
f6enfa6rit, ferner bas Sreimdurergebdu6s
uno eine Mn5abl 2dben in Serarfan1, Q1f.,
Iinb obgebrannt. @erluft $4,000.
moro uno Gooti4Gas.
8ier Moroe, Elm Morbz uno Elm Gelbt.
morbOeriu9 nnb Elm GeIbtmorn ffnb
L
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

@ntonio IN benz duBerfen tpeitli3en enSe
BON gltbu, in Der Gi9tung Der &iffe, aber
auem @n16eine na9 me6rere Meilen ent=
fernt, cine getpaltige @rploIion gebOrt tpOr=
ben fel. Gings um bas S4iff berum bob
f3 bic See unb bas S4iff iel6it e~r5itterte
bonn gug Big gum Stern. 8iele 9lauben,
bah bic @rfditterung BON eirem GrObeben
berrii6rte. Gs Iinb feline 8atterien ndbe gez
nuq Bel Gap San Nntonio, nm cine Grfldz
rung fir cine Defamation bon FOLDER 9siuult
au oe6en, unb penn zine S4iftstataltropbe
ftattgefunben bate, 10 miirbe man bier l9pn
Hu8ri9t bariiber er6alten baben.
Geforber.
Qieut. 8. e. Sole, Siiffspunbar5t bes 6.
SGinoiIer neutrality-suspicious., Ter OOr
einigtn Sugen, neil er an Der Sun9ensnt5uH=
bung erfranft mar, bonn @iI enbd9n5uge mud
benz Soipital in Sort Napne, Sno., 9ea
bra4t perben muBte, lit an @Onntdg 9ez
ftorben.
@bpanb 8ela1nb, @erfuIer BON rSooting
8adparb", Equality" ETC, 1T Sorntu5
frii6 in feiner 8sbuufung in G9ieopss Jaas,
Mufy getor6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
ihk
Derbeerenoe mirbeIfiirme.

SurAtbure 8irbeliturme, benen 5ublreidje
M~eni9enleben gum Opfer fielen uno tpel9e
@igentbum BON tauienben bon Dollars Der=
niGteten, tpiitbeten am Mittpo9 unb Donz
nerfag in HinggplOz, Clinton, Sadionz,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Gonntag in Baltimore unb l1mgegtnS
teriibt porben. Sn Der 8orito5t 2auraz
rifle erf9oB Daniel 9ul cen Mm.
@tpi9ert, einen WeiBen, 8rltber oes
bisfisen &Gopffe9tsrs SreO Spi9ert, unb
~fsfe.te fi9 bann Der poli5ei aug. Der Neger
Sciet6 MateG BON Weit &ioer, 0tb., periebte
feiner 5ruu @9nes flint Meferfi4e uno
f9nitt Ii9 bann ie6It ben 9dls al. Die
5rau fommt pa6rI9einli9 burA, Der Wann
ni9t. 8eibe tparen gu 8efu9 in Baltimore.
Ser Geger Rp6ert Goof 3erlGmettert. benz
EafegenoHen Srant 9ut9iaS nit eirem
Sell ben S9Gbel. Die 8erleBunJ lit tobtz
lihl. Gpot lit nod ni9t Derbdftet. Sn GU
Ii86urp erI4uB Der Reger @a1F;slO arug BEN
18iGbrigen 8eiBen 9ermann 8snnp. Sn
GelsrspiQe fpllrbe Der Neger 9emrb 0a0is
bonn Wirt6 Daniel S. 8. @inons, einem
@eiBsn, erf6ofen, neil er fi9 gcipeigert
bate, feline 3e9e gu 6e3ablen. Die bisiiSe
Geesrin emma &iggs bate i;n nit i6rem
QisGEaber f~nt3tpeit unb mahte i9rem 2ehen
nurdh 2QuDanum elm Gnos.
Moro.
90. g. gotpen, elmer Der 6erbo=rdgeno fen
Nbbofaten bon Gptulld, Ser, nuroeS Onntag
Nbenb gu fpdter stlnbe ermorbet. 8onsn
bate Ii8 na9 benz 4benbefen auf Elm padr
Minuten mad Der unteren Staht begeben
un6 dGs er urn 9 tbr nah 6auie 5uriidz
fe6rte, tpurbe er 5ipeimal in ben 3iiden gez
f9ofen. 8is iest 1T nod feline Spur cOn
o:m M0rber gefunben tpprben.
9us Giferiubt.
Sn pinem MnFale bon raienber Gtferiu4t
idgie in Cincinnati Shomas Speer ieinef
GYqu zine 8ugeI in bic 8rut unO etI4cB
fi4 9leid burauf {el6it. Die 6rau I;egt i'm
Ster6tn.
90. 2ubb BON Sem gorf bnt in Sort
Sarbis feiner 5rau cine tObtlihe @4uB@
punbe bei9ebradt uno ii4 punn ielbft
cine ,&ilge[ in -6e 8rult geid9:, Die tpd6r>
fdeinli9 feinen Sob ferbeifibrtn nirb.
@iferiu4t pir0 dls pie ltrIo4e Der 9Iutt9at
an9s9ebe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
rl1ine,t=G infur,.

f
Die 4 MGnner, tpsl9e GamItdg bur9 ben
Giniturs in 9arbea C 5ipurtb's GiIeneraz
Mine in Der NG6e bon Mapar5oiGs gu Grbe
eeqrstI9t nurben, lin0 Sacob Ieinbdrb,
40 Sabre alt unb oer6eirat6e5; Oscar gein>
turb, iein 8ruber, "a Sabre cit uno berz
heirut6et; Morris 9rp. isaiJ, ale ou5 6re@.
bsridsbile, @erts gpuntb, unb Srdnt @ioaq,
lebig, 2ebterer aus Nltntopn. Die Seute
tparen in einem S9a9: 72 SUP unterhal6
Der GrboberflG9e barnit belAifti9t, Die altea
StiiBen bur9 neue au erIesen, ais Der Sim
Itur3 erfolste. Sin rsuer S9a9t purbe in
Der NG6e Der Gtele, no Der 1tnfaq fid err
eiqnete, gegruben, nnb es lit feitAe. beftd':bi8
an Der Nusgrabun9 Der 8erun9lGdten 9ez
ar6eitet tpprben.
bier Kittoer ~ertrunfeft.
DIN 9onneritdg N6enb Iinb bier
&inber i'm 5if6ing Greet cine. tur3e
9trede pberbalb glep MattinsOiIe in
80. 8irginisn ertrunfen. Sic battea gu elmer
@eIeGf9aft BON 9 &inbsrn ge90rt, nelche in
einem &abn iiber ben Sa9 fabren tpolten.
Ser Rabn Ihlug I'M unb alfe Sniafen fies
len in's @afer. Sour flint Der 8inber lpurz
BEN 9~erettet. Die @rtruntenen Iinb etn Sp6n
linb cine Scooter BON Sliber GoAran, ELL
Gn6n bon !9enrp Sing unb Elm So6n bon
$3enrp ai9monb.
5wei perionen erfidt.
Bel benz Seuer in etnem M;et659ebduoe in
&unfas Gttp ftnb bic a9tungpreiBigid6rigs
5rau 6arrb &upter unb Der fiinfunobreiBigz
jdbrige S9reiner papne eritidt. So6n 9rtnne
erlitt bur6 etnen Sprung aus benz 5enitet
einen 8einbrud. Ser our9 bas 5e1er Gnz
geriGtete S9aben 1T unbeoeuieno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Dene5uela uno 6ro6britannien.

9ds Sri6undl, pel9es ein9eiebt ipurhe,
Inn ben @ren5Itreit 5ipif9en 8encSuela uno
@roBbritannten be5ii9li9 Der @r:n3e 5pts
1Gen benz er~Itgenannten State uno Sritif9z
Guiana gu entf9eioen, pirb i'm ndGiten Sc
bruar in garis 3ufummentreten. Die Nn=
Tprii9e Ger beiben 2dn0er tperben jebt GIT pa
pier gebradt. Die 6Orberungen 8enc3uela's
tpurben am Is. Mdr3 ben MitglieStrn bes
Sribunals unterbreitet unb bic 9sgenforbez
rungen 9rob6ritdnniens tperDen dm 16.
Stunt eingerei9t tperben. Die Oberri4tst
Suffer unb 8retper pom 81 era8unDe5ger:4t
bertreten in benz Sribunal 8ene6ueld, unb
bieis fd6en i'm 9erein nit ben 8ertretern
@roB6ritannien5 9rn. 20. S. MertenS, einen
Sa6berTtdnbigen iiber @Dlterreht, ais flint
tes unparteiiI9es Mit9lieO ernannt.
~Grt1ennutioen.
Ser prGfibent 16idte foGgenbe grz
%rennungen an ben Genet:
8ilIiam @oobbiGe Rod6iG, BON 9iItrict
Columbia, iebt uuBerorbentliber @eianoter
unb beoOGGmG@tigter' Mtiniiter unb @enerdI=
cGnfuG, gum auBero~rsniliAen @eianhtea
limb be0oGtmd9tigten Miniiter in @rie9enz
Lamb, 9umdnien unb Serbien.
HounIeotIe @ilbmen Dpn GaIifprnien,
jek: GOniuI in 9OngtonJ, 9snsralconIul in
9ongton9, G6fna.
George S. 2incoIn BON Connecticut, iebt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

(GortieBuue uuf Der 8. Seite.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Minister and Mrs Garcia Merou Pleasantly
Welcomed.
The Coming Marriage of Miss Moore
and Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Personal Notes.

The Argentine minister and Mrs. Garcia
Merou, with their children. returned here
few days ago from South America. Mrs.
Garcia Merou is in deep mourning by the
recent death of her mother, to whom she
FASTENED last summer when the news of
her fatal illness arrived. Minister and Mrs.
Garcia Merou have received the warmest
welcome from their friends here, both hav-
irg become very popular during their for
mer residence in this city. The legation is
now on S street near Connecticut avenue.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis. with Miss
Bessie Davis, were present yesterday after
noon at the marriage at Grace Church,
New York, of Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson
Cannon to Mr.. Theodore X. Freelinghuy-
sen. The bride wore a pale shade of old
rose taffeta. yelled in cream crepe lisse,
with hat to correspond trimmed with
wings She walked in with her father,
William Thompson of Detroit, who gave
her away. Bishop Henry c. Potter per-
d9rmeo the ceremony. A reception follow
ed at the brides residence on 9TH avenue,
after which the couple started for a short
trip. They will summer at Tuxedo.
Mrs William Francis Alden, who recently
returned home from Florida, where she
spent the winter, has gone to Concord, N.
H., for the summer.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Larner
tnooLe VI lIiS CITY 10 MI. Herbert GuiOn
Hopkins of California will take place at St
Johns Church Wednesday evening. June
20, at o'clock. Miss Moore will be attend
ed by Miss Matte Jarvis as maid of honor
and by four bridesmaids, Miss Bertha Prem
tiss, Miss Edith Pulsifer, Miss F. Marion
Trimble and Miss Fannie Lee Hungerford
Mr.. Leon E. Albert will be best man and
Rev. DR.. MackaySmith will perform the
ceremony.
Mrs. A E. Johnston and Miss Amelia
Johnston are at Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Riggs are at
Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
The Salmagundi Club will continue its
outdoor meetings during warm weather.
For the month Of June the canal near the
Aqueduct bridge will furnish much pic
turesq material to be transferred to pa
per and canvas. Like the fin de steele Pen
and Brush Club of New York, the Salma-
gundi is managed by a board of governors,
composed of the Misses NJ Emile Gleman,
Antoinette Connolly, Candida Colosimo,
Rosalie Clements, Mrs. Cora Mallam and
Mr.. William Davis 1t has a membership
of Seyenty-fiye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
HIS EFFORTS FAIL.
DR.. Edwin GladmOn Tries to Cap-
ture His Unwilling Son.

ture His Unwilling Son.
DR.. Edwin Gladmon, who was recently a
principal in a divorce case, made several
unsuccessful efforts yesterday afternoon to
get possession of his son, Percy, who has
not been, lately. under his control. He got
in trouble instead, and this morning he had
to pay s. for cruelty to animals.
Percy is but twelve years old, and yes
terday, when he left the Gales School, at
New Jersey and Massachusetts avenues, to
go to lunch, his father grabbed him, 1t is
said. and put him in his buggy and started
off with him. All the school boys knew of
the Gladmon domestic troubles, and they
were ready. it is alleged. to take Percy
part. The lad had been warned that his
father was coming to get him. but he was
not afraid OF him, and said so. When Or.
Gladmon refined in his horse to the curb
and called to the boy to come to him,
Percy promptly responded that he did not
want go with him. An instant later
Percy found himself in the buggy. The
doctor grabbed the reins and the horse
started. Then father and son struggled for
possession Of the lines. In the meanwhile
the boy screamed, and his companions raj
lied to his support.
A wheelman who happened to come along
at the time grabbed the horse, and then
bystanders dragged Percy out of the buggy.
He went in the house of a companion,
named Langley, and when he started from
this house to his own home, his father
made another effort to get him. 1t is stat
ed that later in the cay the father made
still another attempt Agent RelplingeT OF
the Humane Society complained against the
doctor for cruelty to animals. The Cha sc
was that he beat his horse in his efforts to
plant that the So collateral was forfeited in
the Police Court this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Mail For and From Troopx.

Inc law prohibiting the locating Of
post ONCE stations or substations outside
OF city limits having been suspended. the
Fost ONCE Department is taking steps to
extend the service for the army A station
mas reen established at the Preside, Cal.
TO which three clerks are assigned. 1t is
proposed to place such stations as far as
possible under the direction of the post
master In the nearest city. He will as
slSI cierkS 10 perform the work. The
soldiers will not be called unon 10 hsndio
the mail more than is absolutely necessary
new stamp has been made for the de-
partment to be used in stamping mail sent
t oy FORCES IN the field. IL will print the
following: Soldiers Letter Collect psf
age From Addressee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
ANNUAL EXERCISES.
Closing Of Private school-Natbar
Broome Drops Dead.
al Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

SPeciAA Correspondence OF The Evening Star
BoYD'S. Nd. June 3. 1895.
The annual entertainment of the Boyd's
private school was held at Boyd's Hall
here last night. The program was very sue.
cessfuily carried out. A large crowd was
present. The hall was beautifully decorat-
ed with the American emblem. Miss
georgia Lewis OF Boyds received a medal
Tor efficiency. Misses Edith and Winnie
watkins carried off the honors In their re-
spective PARTS OF the program Master
scott Israel of Kensington received ap-
pause Tor his selections on the autoharp,
and Miss Howes OF Germantown deserves
mention for her artistic piano playing. Mrs.
w; q. Green OF this place is principal of
this school.
mr.. Nathan Broome OF Germantown,
thonesomery county, while hauling sand to
pullo new house. dropped dead about
three miles from home yesterday. Mr..
Broome was very prominent citizen of
germantown. and the news shocked his
many friends. He leaves a wife and a
grown daughter. The latter is a clerk in
me bureau of engraving and printing IN
years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
THE IMMUNE REGIMENTS.
Distrfcting the Territory Where They
Are to Be Raised.


Are to Be Raised.
Orders have been issued apportioning the
territory in which are to be raised the vol
teer regiments of infantry popularity called
immune regiments. 1t was at first an
nounced that five of the regiments were to
be recruited from colored persons, but II
Is now said that this number has been re-
duced to four. The territory apportioned
is as follows:
For the Sd Regiment. Colonel Ray. the
states of Georgia, South Carolina and Flor
ida, headquarters at Macon, Ga.
For the 4th Regiment, Colonel Petit, the
states of Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and the District of Columbia, head
quarters to be designated hereafter.
For the 9Th Regiment, Colonel Sargent,
the states of Alabama and Mississippi
headquarters at Columbus, Miss.
For the 9th Regiment, Colonel Tyson,
the states of Kentucky and Tennessee
headquarters at Knoxville, Tenn.
For the 9TH Regiment, Colonel Goodwin,
the states of Missouri and Arkansas and
so much of Tennessee as lies east of due
north and south line running through the
city of Cincinnati, Ohio, headquarters al
Memphis, Tenn.
For the Sth Regiment, Colonel Higgins,
the state of Kentucky and all of Tennessee
not otherwise allotted, and the Ohio val
ley, headquarters at Louisville, KY.
states of Virginia and North Carolina,
headquarters at Raleigh, n. c.
Each mastering officer is also to act as
Quartermaster and commissary for the
purpose of subsistng the volunteers from
the time of enrolment to the time Of rem
devious and for their transportation from
the place Of enrolment to the place of rem
deZyOuS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
The Oregon,s Great Rum.

Capt. Clark, commanding the battle ship
Oregon. has made report to the Navy De.
partment in regard to the extraordinary
run of that ship around Cape Horn, in
which he says:
1T is gratifying to call the Department.
attention to the spirit aboard this ship in
both officers and men. This can best be
described by referring to instances such as
that of the engineer officers in voluntarily
doubling their watches when high speed
was TO be made, to the attempt of men 10
return to the fire room after being carried
out of it insensible, and TO the fact that
most OF the crew who were working by
watches by day and night at Sandy Point
preferred to leave their hammocks In the
MEETINGS until they could get the ship coal
ed and ready to sail from Sandy Point"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
DIED..

O'clock pm. JOHN b. BROOKE, Jr.. thirty RiS.
Funeral services Will be held at Church of the
Holy Family. woodmoor, Prince Georges
county Md, ON Saturday, June 4, at 10 O'Clock
am lnterment In Mt. Carmel cemetery. Up
per Marlbor0'. Nd.
BROWN. Departed this life on Wednesday June
dses at 20 am, ALFRED BROWN, be-
L. BrowE, Carrie E. Paul end Thomas Brown.
Funeral from his mothers residence 1925 Florida
avenue northwest Saturday, June 4, at p.m.'
BRYAN On the morning q June 2, 1sos, JOHN
II beloved husband of Catherine L. Bryan, in
the ffty-eightb year of his age.
Funeral from hrs late residence. 1913 Columbia
Street p,, on SATURDAY June 4, at O'Clock pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
BRYAN On Thursday. June 2. 1895. at $40 am.
SARAH VIRGINIA, beloved wife of Bernard
Bryan, at her residence, 121 Pennsylvania ave-
Funeral from her late residence on Saturday. June
4, al clock pm Friends and relatives
spectfully invited TO attend. q.
BURROWS: On Thursday. June ., 1898. at 1928
pm, at her residence. 2elo NJ street north
west NELLIE GERTRUDE. beloved wife Of
FUNERAL Viii be- bsid nsed years
o'clock from the late residence. Services at
Oak Hill cemetery at $3.50 O'Clock
cALLow, On THURSDAY June 2, 1898, at 1920
year, after short illness, at the residence Of
his sonn-law, Alpha w. Parham. 62l 22d
Funeral Saturday. June 4. at pm, from above
Raa at w be in h h
friends invited to attend.
GREULING. On Thursday, June 2 1895. at IL
O'Clock pm, CHAS. GREULINC, in the sixty
second year of his age
To be -cremHted June at ]. William Lees 332
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
HEIGES. Or Tuesday, May 81. 1898, at Gas
O'clock m, DAVID c., beloved husband OF
Helena A. Raub Heiges.
Funeral from his late residence. No 212 9Th street
nertheast, on Saturday. June T. at 10 O'Clock
am. lntermeIt private. tClearfeld county,
Pa, pape-s please ccpy.)
HICKEY. At her residence. 800 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, or June I, 1898. at pm,
CATHERINE beloved wife OF Lawrence
Hickey, aged sixty-seven years
Funeral viii leave residence Saturday at $50
Am. thence TO St Dominic's Church where
solemn high mass will be said for the repose OF
her soul. Friends ard relatives respectfully
invited to attend. 2s
I'm Memorfam.
SCHLoTTERBECK. In loving remembrance OF
our dear father, who died this day three years
BY HIS CHILDREN, JOHN. ALBERT. MARY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
May End Pelaxic Sealing.

The Canadian negotiations recently con-
cluded here led to the signing of protocol
which formally agreed to the exact subjects
to be submitted to an international COM
mission. While the protocol makes no
preliminary agreement on the several ques-
tons, yet it is the general understanding
among officials that the Boring sea Ques-
ton will be adju-ted and finally settled by
the complete termination of pelagic sealing
This has been a source of controversy for
many years, the United States seeking TO
put an end to pelagic sealing and Canada
through the imperial government, contest
ing against this termination of an industry
very profitable to many citizens OF the
Canadian Pacific coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
second Philippine Expedition.

ARRANGEMENTS for the second expedition
" 'he Fhiiipplnes are being hurriedly rush.
ea, ana The officials here hope that it will
NOT De very long before the five vessels
~hich are to eompoSe 1T steam out Of the
Hoioen Gate on their long voyage across
the Paclfic. The department has been in
FORMED of the arrival at San Francisco OF
Ine company of engineers from willets
Point' N. Y, in command of Capt. William
=; Lenghtt. The company is to be recruit
ed to its full authorized STRENGTH -, 1no
men in the Pacific coast states, and will
form valuable adjunct to Gen. Merritt's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
A Disastrous Hail Storm
zee OF The Evening Star.

e7t0n1eIVe OF Tue Evening Star.
EVANSVILLE, Va. June . 1895
HsseA county Va, was, Tuesday, visited
os one Of the most disastrous hail storms
ever recorded. the hail being as large as
men eggs, while the wind, which formed
funnel-shaped in the west. tore down taa
country. destroying houses. cattle. &c. rbs
farm of Mr.. Geo. Kriete was totally Dc.
mclished, with all of his sprinR cnon
amounting up among thousands wbaa,
neIus We're entirly stripped of vegetation.
Wnile the peach orchards are practically
ruined So far no lives are reported DESTROY
81, put many houses Were swept away and
the Inhabitants are homeless An u,i,es O.,
oCWh ana no communication can be re-
celNed from the other parts of the county.