Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-21
A STORY BY L. ZANGWILL.
one OF the Leading Features in the
big Star Tomorrow.

Dig Star TOmOrrOv.
The case of Capt. Dreyfus, the French
officer who was convicted Of treason and
sentenced to solitary confinement on
Devils isle, is attracting more attention
today, If possible, than it did when the
famous secret court-martial was sitting
The trial of Esterhazy and the active in
terest of NJ. lola in this cause celebre are
Its most recent developments. No man
can tell what the final outcome will be-
though all agree that 1t is fraught with the
utmost Importance to the French republic
The Star tomorrow will give the whole
story Of the Dreyfus case from it's incep-
ton down to the present time The story
comes in the form of letter from a we'll
known correspondent in Paris and recites
in graphic style all the principal incidents
of the last three years, so that the reader
can understand thoroughly the significance
of the present agitation
In the matter Of fiction The Star is par
tcularly fortunate this week in being able
TO present to its readers a short story
from the pen of 1. Zangwill, which is de-
cidedly out of the ordinary. This in addi-
ton to the weekly installment of Anthony
Hopes charming continued story, Simon
Dale In 1.-The Joyous Comrade," Mr.
Zangwill recounts the experience Of a
young Jewish artist, who, while on a walk
ing tour through the Tyrol, had the oppof-
tunity of witnessing a Passion PLAY as
hxyf ha
mountains. The impression made upon a
young man of his temperament and re-
ligious faith by this crude but realistic
performance gives the author a splendid
opportunity for word painting, an oppor-
tunity of which Mr.. Zangwill avails him.
self
The interests of the women will be
well looked after. among other articles
for their particular benefit being several
on the fashions for winter and early spring.
Lovers of outdoor sport will find much to
interest them in the way of articles on
bicycling and the outlook for the base bali
season of '9S.
Other articles worthy of especial note
WITH AN EYE TO TIPS Qllustrated.
Something about the various STYLES of
walters to be seen in Washington res
taurants; some clever character de-
scriptions.
FELIX ON FASHIONS QllustrateO.
The great French master of style dis
nrrcc tI.< 49,,
with word on spring skirts and stays.
GAME TO THE FINISH Qllustrated).
Young Englishmen who drift out to the
cattle ranges of the far west are a
pretty nervy lot of fellows. as this story
goes to show.
FORTUNES IN MINING dIlustrated).
Colorado men who have made miEts of
money digging for the precious metals
STYLISH COSTUMES Qllustrated).
The Stars regular New York CORE
spondent sends another interesting let
ter descriptive of handsome gowns seen
recently in Gotham.
WOES OF A CONSUL.
Americas representatives abroad have
troubles of their own, as they are re-
garde as fair game by sharpers as
well as the needy.
ART OF CHEAP LIVING.
Experiments recently made in this city
show that a man can live comfortably
and well on less than twenty cents a
day.
A FAMOUS OLD SCHOOL
Brooke Hall Academy, where Mrs. Nc
Kinley. as girl. was enrolled as stu
dent.
PAY OF PARLIAMENTs.
comparison of the emoluments which
various countries award to their law
makers.
The Masons Of the United States plan to
erect on the exposition grounds on Cayuga
Island. for the Buffalo exposition, huge
Masonic temple on lines corresponding to
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