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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-30
FLORIDA.

Edward HENSON, a colored boy, will
hang at Jacksonville next Wednesday for
assaulting white girl on
April II
IhArty of the leading merchants of St.
augustine have signed petition agreeing
t. close their places of business every
thursday at noon from the last Thursday
p June until the last Thursday in Sep
tember OF this year. A programme of
ports will be arranged for the half-hol-
nay each week.
y While Thomas Ingraham and a party
fee rowing off the government reserva-
at Key West Sunday morning. they
81 a CHASTITY object floating in the shall
water. 1t proved 20 be the dead body
Cuban, Francisco Rogers. No marks
Il ouises were found on the body, and it
Il tpught that the death was caused by
c4dent or suicide.
CParles W. Forester, chairman of the
Il toeratic executive committee for De
Eot4 county, has issued a call for Che
ufittee TO convene az the court house
& dcadia, on Saturday, July 3 The OBJ
pr the meeting is to recommend TO
e governor some suitable person to fill
H. l-etaNS " NC maui by lUe suspension
IomPttice of Owen II. Deshong, Sheriff.
Note has been given by the officers Of
''e nix Of Tavares that the bank vill
ci9se fithin short time. All depositors
arc intted to call ard withdraw their de-
oslls1 There is plenty of money in the
odhk , pay all claims against ii The
scarciu OF money in circulation makes n
TnPFoIpble 70 continue business longer
ne Bpk of Tavares was opened abont
we've EARS ago, and has done wei until
"ithin Pc last year or two
1, r. lloyd. attorney. of inverness mass
"a throgh ocala Tuesday On the 33ant
asstem lospital car. bound for he yva,,
ldsnfoll,- al come mon rs ago he acct
iprs nS, .Ju.su ms right hand. The in
,'ant cantr, causing him con4anf and in-
use PAL. lie has exhauIted a.,
very kitwn remedy In his efforts ~
meet a Ore, but IL has gladuaIiv er,v,,
rse' uftl u almost threatens his liea
recen1 determined TO hade he ~
'nPu lateqa Is on his way 10 the bas-
"'al for b, purpose.
1t is repfted at West Palm Beach t,a,
= party hat left there seveAi mon,6s
~ 10 sae Their fortunes in he Conner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-30
DRY GOODS.

New York, June 29.--The announcement
that the Fall river mills VIII instituted SHIT
down of a week beginning July /, has
been of much interest TO the local dry
goods market. This ought to relieve Che
present strain upon the market to a con-
siderable extent, the market has grown
quiet again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-30

The Fourth Of July is at hand. but this
year the country VIII spend more money
for bareback than for Boston
Transcript.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-30

The local market remained unchanged.
and no sales either of spots or T. o. b.
cotton were reported. The futures market
was quiet
The following were the official spot quo
tatious at the close of the market, at the
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11

Ladies' fancy Silk Carriers, one pair in
box, glass top, 15c; elegant fancy Side Elias
tics, only 1Oc pair; ladies' fne genuine seal
or alligator Pocketbooks. 25c and Soc;
ladies' fine alligator Hand Bags. 75c.
A BIG HOLIDAY SNAP.
Fifty cases fancy hand painted souvenirs
Of the exposition came too late. We bought
the lot at 25c ON the dollar. Saturday we
sell 25c hand painted Pin Trays for 10c;
75c hand painted Powder Boxes for csc; 75c
hand painted Jewel Cases for 25c; $1.25
hand painted Comb and Brush Trays. soc.
BIO BRUSH SALE.
Just received, the entire sample line of
the Florence Manufacturing company. maxi
srs OF dne hair and cloth brushes. These
brushes are In ebony backs, fancy handles
and silver mounted. in sets or separate.
closed out to w for spot cash at Csc on the
dollar. ard will bs sold Monday at the same
margin. These are the wonderful alumi-
mum keep clean" brushes. The regular
800 quality al 40c; $500 brushes for 75c;
e2.6o brushes for s1.oO.
BIBLE AND BOOK SALE.
We are overstocksd on Bibles. Tho best
holiday gift for old or young One thous.
and very best Bibles, with concordance. full
Sunday school edition, regular price $500.
Monday. CSC. Other style Prayer Books and
Bibles In same proportion. Children's fancy
Toy Books at Sc up An elegant line Wood
bins edition poets, padded binding. regu-
lsrly SI.b0, on sale At SIC. Macauley's His
tory OF England, Ave volumes, regular price
CATS, for sale at 9sc.
See the elegant Views Of the exposition.
laken by Rhinehart. In book form. on sale
Monday. Exact duplicates Of the color edi-
zion presented to President Mckinley when
here on sale.
VISITING CARDS.
100 elegantly engraved Calling Cards. with
plate, S1.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Silks
Silks for Waists
Silks for Dresses
ost appropriate Lady's gift.

most appropriate Ladys gift.
Omaha's leading silk department prepared
for Christmas trade with the largest stock
Of high class silk novelties for waist and
dress purposes in both black and colors.
Best black dress silks, our guarantee with
every dress Specials in black silk dress
patterns. consisting of 12 yards Of either
plain black. gros grain, black satin duchesse
or black peau de sole, handsome quality all
pure silk, worth $12.69, ON sale at $8.9S.
Plain black peau de sole, IL yards, worth
$15.25, sale price $11 80.
Plain black satin duchesse. ~ yards,
worth $3.50, on sale at $11.95.
Plain black gros grain, 12 yards, worth
$15.75. on. sale at $11.9S.
Above silks are most reliable and are
warranted for service.
Exclusive styles In special waist patterns.
yards in each pattern Remarkable value
at following prices, $2.69. $2.9s, $S.eS, $4.98.
$5.98, $6.9S up to $500.
Wtuslow Taffetas-Heyden's have exclu-
slve sale for city Of Omaha on this extraor-
dinary silk. 1t Is so much wider and so
much better that the old style narrow tsffe-
tas are not cheap at any price. We have
fifty shadings in stock. S1.00.
Mail orders receive best Of attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11

Large Arm Rocker, cane seat. $780,
Oak cobbler seat Rocker. rodded arm, in
mahogany finish also, $1.95.
24x24 Oak Center Table wood feet, 81. .O0
2ix24 oak Center Table, brass feet $1.25
lSxlS oak Center Table, wood feet soc.
Three styles of new Dining Room Chairs
cane stats, brace arms, the $1.25 styles. at
75c.
Four-shelf Bamboo Music Rack. $3.50.
Five-shelf Bamboo Music Rack, sl95.
India Seats, 75c and s1.25. in antique
OK blood and malachite finish.
Oak Extension Table, 42x42 top, we'll
made and we'll finished. feet $3.50; 8 feet,
1885.
Large new style Rocker, bent wood seat.
oak, antique finish. lowest price ever made,
s275.
Fine line Of Medalions and Pictures at
l5c, 25c, IS, 40c, 60c and s5c.
The newest Photo Frame out, with easel
back, at 25c each
II you want To make your money buy the
most and get the same goods as elsewhere,
you will have to come here. In any case,
look US over and you can see what we are
doing.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Jewe!ry Dept.

Special offerings in Sterling Silver and
Opera Glasses this week.
Is line genuine LIE Marie Opera Glasses.
the best in the world, $3.98.
Good Opera Glasses, 75c up.
The largest line of Sterling Silver Novel
ties ever brought to Omaha. Over 5000
pieces of Sterling Silver to select from.
Sterling Silver Back Combs, Files. Tooth
brushes, Scissors, Darners. Button Hooks,
Shoe Horns, Curriers', Salve Boxes. ETC., sold
everywhere from $1.OO to $3.50, our special
holiday price. your choice 49c
Apiece quadruple plated, hand engraved,
gold lined Tea Sets, $500 up.
Sterling Silver Teaspoons. set Of 6, $2.ss.
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes, $1.45.
Sterling Silver Salve Boxes, 10c up.
WATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES.
Sterling silver Chatelaines, jeweled move
ment. $29s.
Ladies' gold filled hunting case Watches.
fine Elgin or Waltham works. $7.s5 up.
Gents gold filled hunting case Watches.
dne Elgin or Waltham movements, 37.95 up.
Ladies' 14kt. solid gold U. s. assay hunt
ing case Watches. $3.50.
The best mans or boys Watch In the
world, 9Sc each; stem wind and set.
Thousands OF solid gold Rings, SOC up.
The largest line of Gold Frames and Mir
rors, etc., ever shown In the city.
Get a pair Of our $3.50 solid gold Eye
glasses or Spectacles. Eyes tested free by
first class optician. Good Eyeglasses or
Spectacles, 15c up
Special sale on Rogers Knives and Forks
for holidays.
$225 for 12-piece guaranteed 12-pwt and
solid nickel Forks; Rogers Teaspoons. fancy
patterns, CSC for set Of 6.
Solid Gold Pens. Pearl Holders. In plush
case, CSC.
Genuine Diamond Rings. solid gold set
tings, for So 95.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
A deep out on Stringed Instruments.

A deep out on Stringed Instruments.
Washburn Mandolins, fine rosewood case.
pearl inlaid. $1200; worth $4,000. Ricci
Mandolins. rosewood and maple. Venetian
model. at $3.50; regular price SIS. Cheaper
,rades at $3.50. $780,. $3.50. $500. 800 and
$500. We also carry full line Of the latest
model Washburn and Waldo Mandolins.
ranging In price from SIS. 90 to $125. 90. All
OF the above makes are fully guaranteed.
Guitars, in oak, mahogany and rosewood
from $3.50 up to the price Of the celebrated
Washburn. which sells at 81. 90. SIS. 90. SEE.
up to $1&5 90.
Banjos at the lowest possible prices. The
stewart In either gentlemen's or ladies' size.
$500. Cheaper grades at $3.50 up.
Violius--We carry the finest line OF Vio-
lins In the city at any price YOU can men.
con. Call and see before purchasing.
Music Rolls in nne Morocco. seal and Al
ngator and leather at reduced prices. A
hies line Of cheaper rolls at s5c up.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Special Sale on
Holiday Linens

TOWELS.
500 dozen satin damask towels, fancy bor-
ders, knotted fripged, with drawn work at
10c, 12kc, 15c, 19c and Csc.
Tray cloths at 15c, 19c. 25c UP to 75c.
Lunch cloths at 75c. S9c, Slips, $3.50 up to
$780,
Dresser soarfs at 25c, 35c, 49c, 75c, up to
$2.00
Big line Of tea cloths and napkins to
match at $500. $4.0O. $3.50, $3.50 up to $15. 90.
Hemstitched cloths and napkins to match
at $500, $780, $500 up to $500.
Big stock Of hemmed and fringed spreads
at 55c. Toe. $1.00. $3.50, $500 up to $3.50.
Chenille and tapestry table covers at SOC,
75c, 81. 90, $3.50, $500 up to $500.
MUSLIN and SHEETING SALE
rs bales heavy LII Muslin at 3kc.
10 cases scft finish bleached muslin. worth
7c, at 4hc.
9-4 heavy brown sheeting, 81 inches wide
at 10c yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Cloak Sale

Our New York buyer was
fortunate in securing from
Lustberg & Elfonbelt, manu-
facturers of ladies' and misses
cloaks, New York City, their
entire stock of Jackets at 333c
on the dollar, enabling us to
make this the Great December
Sale the crowning effort of
our life in our busy cloak de-
partlnent.
$50 ladies' Jackets. half silk lined, in
plain and rough materials, at $2.4S.
500 ladies' Jackets In all wool boucles. as
trachans and kerseys. some all silk lined,
worth $500. for s4.9s.
250 ladies' Jackets, In in the new blues
castors, reds. creams and blacks. all silk
lined throughout, finished with strapped
seams. the nobbiest goods on the market,
worth at least $500. on sale at $3.50.
$50 ladies' sample Jackets. an expert de-
signer's dream, direct copies OF London and
Berlin styles, worth as high as $500, In
this sale for $3.50.
Ladies' Electric Seal Capes, 80 inches long,
silk lined throughout, for $9.9S.
Ladies' Wool Astrachan Capes. single and
double, Thibet trimmed, worth $79S, on sale
for $3.50.
Ladies' Collarettes In electric seal, astra-
chan and combinations Of all the different
kinds of furs, on sale at $4.75.
Ladies' Silk and Satin Skirts. well lined
| and made, worth $500, for $3.9S.
200 ladies' Suits In all the new shades.
Jackets. silk lined throughout, plain or
fiounced skirt, worth $500. for $6.75.
100 ladies' Suits in the new styles, either
box front or tight fitting taffeta lined jack
cts for sale at $9.9S.
100 dozen ladies' Wrappers In heavy nan-
nelette, worth $1.25, 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Flannels, Blankets

1000 yards light and dark Outing Flan-
nel none better at any price, 60 Monday at
Sc yard.
Grand special sale in Blankets.
Extra heavy soft and downy Cotton Blan-
kets at. pair, SIC. 75c, csc. $1.OO, s1.25.
Good heavy mixed wood Blankets at, pair,
$l.35.
ia Wool Blanket, fancy border, at, pair,
sl.49.
ia all wool Fancy Plaid Blankets at,
pair. $3.50.
ia all wool white California Blankets,
worth $500, at. pair, $4.75.
Bed Comforters. 72xs4. silkoline covered,
best cotton filling, worsted tied, each $3.50.
Homemade Comforters, each. $500 and
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Crackers

Look over these prices in our Big Cracker
department. We carry everything In the
Cracker line and our goods are the best
made. We keep this stock always fresh. Our
line OF fancy package goods for holiday
trade Is the most complete In the west.
Monday We will sell A. b. C. Soda and Oys-
ter Crackers at &c; pounds good Ginger
snaps at Csc; Shredded Wheat Biscuit at lie:
Bremner's Lunch Biscuit at &c. Newport
Flakes, 12c; Animal Crackers, 12hc; Brown
les, l5c; Baltimore Oyster Cookies, &c:
Bremner's High Tea. 25c; Bremner's Butter
WATERS zoe; Bremner's Florentine Waters.
22c; Cheese Sandwich, 15c; Oatmeal Crack
ers, 10c; sultana Fruit Crackers, lac; Man.
itou Fig Walters. 14c; Pretzels, 1Oc; Raj
stons Health Biscuit, 21c; Barrel Ginger
snaps. 22c: Mixed Cookies, 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Holiday
furnishing Sale

Mems Silkaline Handkerchiefs. white and
cOlored worth 25c. at 10c; mems wool and
silk mufiers at Csc. SOC. 75c and 100; mems
Fancy Suspenders. In plain and fancy col
ors. at 26c and soc; mems all silk handker-
chiefs with initials at Csc; mems Mittens
and Gloves In wool jersey at 25c and soc;
mems KID Gloves and Mittens at SOC; ladies'
double wool Mitts. black and fancy, at 25c;
ladies' wool shawls and Fascinators. in
plain and fancy colors; ladies' Kid Mittens,
lambs wool lined and fur top, at SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11

Suggestions for buyers on Monday.
We will have on special sale cases of
fancy standard calcos at 2%c yard.
60 pieces OF best quality figured wrap
per Flannelette ct Sc yard
so pieces Fast black sateen at &c yard.
so pieces finest percales. 36 inches wide,
both light and dark colors at 10c yard
1 case fancy fleece suitings for wrappers,
at sc yard.
25 pieces Of leather finished black sateep
sklrting. regular price 19c, Monday lie yard
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Carpsts and Rugs

An elegant line of rugs for the holidays.
Best 26-inch Smyrna Rugs, $3.50; best 30
inch Smyrna Rugs, $1.95; best S6-inch Smyr.
ma Rugs sass.
Toy carpet sweepers at 2Oc, csc. and 35c.
Crown Jewell sweepers, full size, warranted.
$1.S5.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Sweet Country
Butter Io4c.

This butter was sent to US from the coun-
try. We have more than two tons which
must be sold now, 12hc, lac and 15c.
strictly fresh eggs. guaranteed .17kc
Good creamery butter. Ice and .17hc
Separator creamery butter, 19c to ...... 2lc
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Cheap Dress Goods

"What do they sell 1t
for at Hayden'sH"
This is the great
question with both
dealer and customer
alike. Our furniture de-
partment acts as the
thermometer by which
all gauge their prices,
and raise and lower as
we raise or lower.
Here are a few OF the
zero prices for which
we have become famous.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Groceries
High Patent
Minnesota Flour CSC,
antee every sack or your money

We guarantee every sack or your money
refunded.
3-lb cans solid packed tomatoes ....... TIC
2-lb cans stringress beans .......... 6h,
2-lb. can sweet corn, worth 1Oc....... 6hc
Bib cans Boston baked beans, regular
price Is zoe everywhere. on sale for. 9kc
BIB cans yellow pumpkin .............. 9hc
10 POUNDS BREAKFAST OATMEAL. csc
S-lb cans yellow table peaches .12Hc
BIB cans all kinds plums .12kc
BIB cans raspberres .12hc
BIB cans California apricots .12kc
2lb cans blackberries or blueberries,
oniy '...''.....'....... ...... ..... SRc
2-lb cans sliced pineapple ......... .12kc
10 BARS ARMOUR'S LAUNDRY SOAP 25c
IL packages best red parlor matches 90. 1Oc
sacks fine table sait for .............. &c
All kinds Of best yeast, pkg ........... &c
Silver Gloss starch only .............. 4c
Mustard or oil sardines, can .......... SIC
Tall cans blood red salmon .12hc
Large glass pure whole fruit preserves 1Oc
NEW MUSCATEL RAISINS. PER
fOUND ........ ........ ............ &c
Wheatiett, the new breakfast food 80. 9hc
Wheat waters. the regular price Is 15c.. 9hc
lib packages pancake -four, none betterShc
l0c packages shredded cocoanut ....... SC
2-lb packages oatmeal, worth 10c, only. &c
Pearl tapioca, per pound .............. 41sc
Lima or butter beans. per pound ...... 4hc
LARGE PALS PURE FRUIT JELLY. 29c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Holiday Sale
ADIEs' and GENTS, FURNISHINGS.

LADIES' and GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Mems wool fieeced shirts and drawers, 75c
quality at 35c. Mems fine wool and heeced
lined shirts and drawers worth $1.00 at
ooc. Mems fine camel's hair and natural
wool shirts and drawers at 75c Ladies'
nne feeced lined vests and pants, worth
oOc at 25c. Ladies' fne wool vests and
pants. regular $1.0O quality. at soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11

Trolley
Car.
Something entire
" new. - .----.
Full Of people,
only 23c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-11
Dress Goods
Leading Dress Goods
House of the West

House of the West
Over 10000 styles always on hand. The
largest line OF Dress Goods west of Chicago
High Grade
Dress Goods
COVERTS-In all shades, $3.50, sc.25,
$500 and as low as Soc.
POPLlNS-All shades. 75c, 800, $125,
up to $3.50 per yard.
HENRIETTAS-All wool. 29c, sec I'D TO
$3.50 per yard
CHEVIoTs-Are very fashionable just
now. We have them at Acc. 500. 69c, zoe,
$50 up to $1.75 per yard.
FRENCH FLANNELS-In plain, in Per-
Sian styles. In stripes, in polka dots. etc..
at from asc up to Too per yard.
Cheap Dress Goods
15c-a6-inch Jacquards; 3O-inch In all
wool.
25c-3s-inch In all wool; ss-inch in jac-
guards.
39c--silk and wool Novelties; all wool
Henriettas.
'PRIEsTLEY's Crepons, Fancies, Eu-
doras. Cravenettes and all kinds OF plain
goods for less than is asked for inferior
grades.
Mail orders promptly filled.
The herald., 1898-01-22
Killed His Brother

YREkA, CAL, Jan. 21.-Morris Gro
min, a mining man, shot and fatally
wounded his brother, Patrick Cronin,
this afternoon about four miles below
Sawyer's bar. The brothers had been
on unfriendly terms for some time, hay
Ing had trouble over mining claim.
About 3 o'clock this afternoon Morris
met his brother Patrick on the trail and
shot him three times, once through the
groin, once in the neck and once in the
leg. The doctor who was summoned
has pronounced the wounds fatal, and
the brother who did the shooting gave
himself up this evening. Sheriff Hobbs
has sent deputy over the mountain to
bring the prisoner to Yreka.
The herald., 1898-01-22
LUETGERT's DEFENSE
Defendant Proves to Be q Lachrymose
Witness

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Adolph L. Luet-
CERT went on the witness stand today and
told to the jury the story of the doings
in his sausage factory the night of May
1st in an endeavor to explain the mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance Of
his wife, for whose murder he is being
tried.
An immense crowd gathered around
the Criminal Court House long before
the case was called, but the police al
lowed only those to enter who had tick
cts Of admission. Judge Gary's court
room was packed. There was an unusual
number of women present.
After relating the story Of various
financial deals in which he was inter-
ested, Luetgert was asked If during the
time he was first engaged in business
he was married. Luetgert replied in
the affirmative.
The defendant then told Of the various
places he and his wife had lived and of
his going into business at his latest To-
cation, in 1879. The court at this point
took recess.
Nothing important transpired during
the afternoon session, and examination
of the witness by Mr.. Harmon was so
slow that when court adjourned nothing
pertaining to the alleged murder of Mrs.
Luetgert had been brought out, al
though Luetgert had been over three
hours on the witness stand. Luetgert
proved to be very lachrymose Witness
his tears coming frequently and in con-
siderable volume when the name Of his
wife was brought into the cause.
The herald., 1898-01-22
For the BaIk Line Game
of Billiards
SHAFER IS IN HIS OLD FORM
AND ToNIGHT's GAME WILL BE
A CORKER
Old Buckmassie Gets Acclimated and
He Just Smothers the Other
Racers at Oakland
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-"Wizard'' Shafer
In his game this afternoon with Cat
ton in the eighteen-inch balk line tour
nament ran his 400 points in ten innings,
an average of 40. which is the worlds
record at the new game. The balls
suited him, the temperature was all
right, and from the start it was evident
that he was ready to make things in
teresting for his opponent. The wizard
started off in quarter-horse style, maxi
ing 4S from the play-off, and following
with clever runs of "a and 81. At this
point Cation had one point to his credit.
This did not suit the Rock Islander,
and in the next three innings he put to-
gether II points. Jake came back with
%, q apS- 25. and at the end of the
seventh innig the call was: Shaefer, 210;
Cation, SO. In the eighth inning Shaefer
made one and Cation scored goose
egg. Evidently Shaefer thought enough
time had been wasted on the game, and
without hesitation went to work to
knock cut Ives average. 1t was Shaefer
in his old-time form, and 1t was not until
the wizard had made LOG points that he
fell down on a hard cushion draw by a
hairs breadth.
Cation could make but four from the
leave and then Jacob ran the game out,
achieving an average of 40. The specta-
tors went almost wild. Cation was the
first to congratulate Shaefer and did not
seem to worry over his defeat
This afternoons game makes the out
come of tomorrow nights contest very
dubious. and Ives will have to play his
best to defeat his old master The score:
Shaefer 400; average, 40. Cation, 90;
average, 10 1-3
Frank Ives this evening defeated
Spinks in the most unsatisfactory game
of the tournament by a score of 400 to
i54. The balls would not roll for either
player, and though for eighteen innings
Spinks only made an average of frac-
tion over siY(yt took Ives that number
of innings to make up his handicap. Ives
began his twentieth inning with 1876 to
go. The worries rolled hard for him. and
he had to earn every count until he had
gathered 65, when the balls lined up in
balk and almost frozen. BY a daring
masse he not only counted, but appar-
emily hypnotized the balls. They began
to come his way and by skillful line
nursing he quickly secured the neces-
sary points. his 1856 being the highest run
of the tournament. Score: Ives, 400;
average, 20. Spinks. 154; average, ITO.
The herald., 1898-01-22

den and Simpkins, Chauncey P. Black
and others. company of Washington
and Virginia politicians has incorpor-
ated under the name Of "The American
Drama company"
Among the directors are Lawrence
Gardner, secretary of the congression-
al company; Marshall w. Wines, Rob-
ert L. Mattingly and Major e. w. An
derson of this city. The first play to be
produced is "Thc Curse of Cold" which,
the free silverites claim, is another
Uncle Toms Cabin" and from 1t they
ardently expect the greatest results.
Senator Stewart predicts great success
for it, and Senator Allen thinks it will
be received by the west and south en-
Samuel Gompers pres
ident, and Charles Morrison, secretary,
Of the American Federation of Labor
are advocates of 1t, and Knights of La
Dor assembly 66 owns stock in the cor
poration. 1t will be put on the road very
soon,
The herald., 1898-01-22
German Education

BERLIN, Jan. 21.-In the reichstag
today Prince Schoenach- Carolath raised
the question of the higher education of
women, whereupon Count Posadowsky,
the minister of the interior, announced
that the authorities had decided that
women henceforth should be allowed to
attend university lectures as guests,
with the permission of the rector and
professors. The minister of the interior
added that he imperial chancellor
Prince Hohenloht, was arranging for
the federal governments granting wom-
en- diplomas, and, he continued, if the
arrangement was successful further
measures We're probable.