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Telegraphic Bulletins.

ST. JOHNS N B. May 26-An unknown steamer is ashore thirty miles south and be total loss. Looks like ship.
 LONDON May 26A Madrid dispatch says newspapers urge cutting tbe American cable the Atlantic severed.
 NEW YORK, May z6 said in Spanish Colony that the spy arrested a Key West is Sobral.
 SALISBURY. 1Id May 26--Garfeld King the negro wh fatally shot Herman Kenny Saturday. taken from the jail o'clock this morning and ynched mob and the body then ded with bullets
 LONDON May 26--North German Lloyd Steamer Havels ang have been cancelled Officers say the boat Spain adding that it first offered the United States.
 NEW YORK May a6--Refugees from sagua La Grande Cuba, report the poorer classes starving
 SEATTLE, May 26--W. S. Greeg, auctioneer at Sheep Camp murdered by Paddy Malone tough Malone arrested.
 SEATTLE, May 26Anxety is felt here the schooner era She month overdue has since April IS.
 TORONTO, May 26--Prof Godwen Smith writes that he can't the wisdom of the proposed AngoSaxon Alliance says can't hold together
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Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Dallas, Texas. June 14, 1898. For this occasion the Cot ton Belt route will sell tickets to Dallas and Ft Worth, Texas, at one fare for the round trip Tickets on sale June 12 and 13. Return limit 15 days from date of sale.
 H eRINGMAN, Agent.
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Notice For pubiicatlon -845e.
Land ohice-at Llttle Rock.

Land Of1ice-at L1ttIe Rock,
 May 16. 1898
 Notice is hereby given hat the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof ID support Of his claim. and that said Deoof will b made before the County Clerk of J. fferon ounty at Pine Bluff Ark. on une 25. 1898, viz; Jane Nelson, H. E No 1S4i3, for the Inf se qr, se, F. tp 6 s. l6 W. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation If said land. viz: Amos Kendall, Ed Brown, Allen McGregors Joe Dtncan, all Of Pine BIuff, Ark.
 WILLIAM q. WHIPPB. 5-l8-w 4w Register.
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Tn the Jefferson Chancery Court. State of Arkansas County of Jefferson 4. :. Honnet, et al
 Vs.
 Honnet Dry Goods Go.
 In accordance with an order made in this cause by the ChauCery court on February 2fe 1893, all creditors of the Honnet Dry Goods Co., are erebY notified 10 present their claims against sad corporation within 90 days from this date. for the purpose of shar- ing in the assets of said corporation in ac- cOrdanee with section A 4-S of Sandel 6 Hills Digest.
 Given under my hand and seal as Clerk of the Chancery court, this 23d day of February, 1s99 H. A Mccoy Clerk
 W2-26-3m E. B. BLOOM. b. c.
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Fishing at Spirit Lake, $2 for round trip. Until further notice to fishing parties of three or more the very cheap rate If $2 per capita will be given, Pine Bluff to Spirit Lake and return. H. BRINGMAN,
 Agent.
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Now is the time to buy refriger- ators and ice boxes. We have them in all sizes and prices cheaper han ever before. SMITH X OWEN. alt
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THE CHICAGO EVENING DIS PATCH is the only Free Sii0c1- Newspaper in Chicago, and under is new management has met with phenomenal success.
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Warning Order.

In the Jefferson Chancery court. Park View Land Company, Plaintiff, " Long and s A Long. Defendants; The Defenant W Long is warnel to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff, Park View Land Company.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court, this 18th day of May, 1sOS
 Il. A. MCCOY, Clerk.
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A GENTS WANTED -GenI Fitzhugh Lees A own and only bnok on Cuba and the Spanish merican W Tremendous de- mand Profits Sl5 10 $25 day Credit given. freight paid Write for terms and outfit quick A. k Kulman & Co.,, Caxton Build- ing Chicago. 23 sw2t
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Bottled Up.

KEY WEST May 26yt is known here that Admiral Ger hopeesy bottled up Santiago ubant
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Notice

Twill apply to the Probate court of Jeifer- son county Arkansas st the July term thereof 1898, for an order to sell the lands belonging to the Nj. A. Jolly estate for the payment of the debts of saId estate.
 j, W. ORA FORD. 514 w4w Administrator.
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Fears For a Journalist.

KEY WEST May 26Fears entertained for the safety of Knight the London Correspondent entertained He left her four days ago for Havana He started small rough nothing has been heard from him since
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Spunky But Foolish Spain.


 NEW YORK May 26-A Washington special to Jour that President Mckinley offered Spain the Philippines and Porto Rico Spain would give up Cuba Spain refused
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seripp s-MeRae Telegram.
Will Wear Knickerbockers,

NEW YORK; May 26,-The army will knckerbockers. The has asked for bids duck pants
Evening star., 1898-05-21

Alfred Merritt of Maryland, Franklin w.
Hart of the District of Columbia. Harrison
Lamar Robins of Mississippi. Webb Van horn
Rose of New York William Henry Doher-
ty of Massachusetts,, Charles Williams Pen
rose of New York, Charles Morris, jr., Of
New York and Abel Brown Pierce of Texas,
to be assistant paymasters in the navy, to
fill vacancies.
Also. Homer Reed Stanford Of Tennessee
to be civil engineer in the navy.
Also, Medical Inspector Hosea J. Batin
to be a medical director in the navy from
the 7th day of May. 1895, vice Medical Di-
rector Edward g. Bogert, ST., retired.
Surgeon Charles A. Siegfried to be a med
ical inspector in the navy from the 1th day
of May. 1S9S. vice Medical Inspector Hosea
j. Babin, promoted.
Ensign Ralph E. Walker. U. S. N. to be
second lieutenant, in the marine CORPS
and Second Lieut.. Anon Bronson IT,
United States marine corps. to be an en-
sign in the navy by transfer.
Also the following postmasters: H. +.
King at Maquoketa, Iowa; Louvenia Mat
thews at Wesson, Miss.
Evening star., 1898-05-21

Major James E. Bell Inspector general Of
rifle practice. visited Camp Alger Thursday
and distributed the sharpshooter and
regiment who were entitled to the same as
National Guardsmen for their qualification
for the years 1S96-'97.
Those who received sharpshooter crosses
were: Captains F. S. Hodgson W. g.
Hodges and c. S. Domer: Lieutenants v d.
Chisholm. Horace NJ Bell, F. B. Wheaton
Stutz; Sergeant III. A. Dobson; Corporals S.
H. Jacobson, Humphrey Beckett, o. c. Ter
ry and z. Lewis Dalby.
The following received sharpshooter bars:
Captains Glendie b. Young. w. s. Hodges
+. L. Graham and Harry Walsh; Lieuten-
ants Clarence E. Weaver George c. Shaw
and w. Z. Crist; Sergeants J. d. Leeman
Maurice Appleby, T. f. McAnally and w.
c. Whip; Private w. o. Carroll Colonel
George II. Harries, Major r. A. O'Brien,
Captains Otto @. Simonson. Sidney r.
Lanham and Sergeant Walter f. Stott
qualified sharpshooter, both for 1867,
but received no insignia, as a three-ycar
qualification is essential to entitle them to
receive one. Captain G. w. England re-
ceived a marksman pin and the following
were awarded marksman buttons: Captain
c. S. Domer, Lieutenants T. V. Walker and
w. E. Sorrels, Sergeants F. Penrose Smith.
Jesse Owen and A. w. Shilling Corporals
Jacobson, L. A Boulay and Private Fred
Blake. Sergeants John A Gallagher and
Leonard Y. Rosser qualified as marksmen.
but receive no insignia, another years quail
ifcation being necessary to obtain a
marksman pin.
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TAkOMA PARK.

The severe storm of last Monday evening was
quite disastrous TO the Brightwood Electric Rail
way Company schedule. causing the to remain
inconveniencing the patrons of the road a con-
siderable extent. This followed the next
morning by another tie-up. caused By accident
TO Of the boilers at the power house. The
which to reach Washington from Forest
Glen did not reach lis destination until about S:3O
The first dance OF the season viii be given at
TakOma Springs Hotel under the mana cement
this evening. Among the guests who have arrived
at the hotel during the past few days are the
Misses Davis, Mr.. Henney, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis.
Mr. Rainey and Nr. Lovy
The improvements at Takoma PARK this spring
probably numerous and of a higher chnr
acter than they have been for several years past
Among the buildings being erected IL toase by
Mr.. W L. foliuier the railroad ation and
adjoining the site where few years ago. the
destroyed by fire. This dwelling is peculiarly CON
structed. heirg bt lit Of frame. with layer Of
brick on the outside studded to the tolsts within
and giving the appearance Of a brick house. 1t "a
claimed by Mr.. Folimer that this mode Of building;
q really stronger than IL IL made of two
layers Of brick.
The residence of Mr.. @. A. Chapman, on Oak
avenue, which has been in Of construction
for some months past. 10 nearly completed and
VIII soon lie ready for occupancy. This house con-
tains ten ro'ms. has all modern improvements
and PR sents a fBe appearance.
Glen Sligo Park will be opened about the 1st Of
June This ri sort IL situated the Sligo creek
At one Of the extreme boundaries Of Takoma, In
Prince Georges county. The creek has been
damned. forming large lake. which contains
erected. as well as other buildings and structures
for
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rael. who had formerly served as captain
or one Of the companies at Dickinson Col
lege. Pennsylvania. 1t then was made up
of two companies. 1t has steadily grown
in numbers, until 1t now has eight full
companies. with a full complement OF bat
'ation and regimental o;ficera. In 1SSS-S9
Company D, under Capt Ferree was the
victorious command The list of the win
ners up to the present lna is as follows:
lSs9-90, Company c. under Capt E. s. Du-
vail; 1S9O-91, Company +. under Capt C..
V. Edwards; 1S91-92, Company A, under
Capt. Ogden; 1S92-92, Company 6, under
Capt f. A. Shilling; ls93-9i Company d.
under Capt. A. T. Smith: lS3i-.5, Company
ii, under Capt. Taussig; 1S95-9j, Company
F, under Capt. Gapen, and 1861 Com
prny H, under Capt. Lloyd Smoot.
The success of many Of those who re-
ceiYed their early military training in the
High School reflects much credit on the in
stitution. The regular army and National
Guard have now officers young men who
We're first enthused for q military life when
cadets in the High School regiment. A
number of the members of the school have
passed in a creditahle manner through
West Point Among them are William M.
Cruikshank, E. E. Winslow. c. c. Williams
Spencer Crosby, c. l.. Rusges. William j.
Barden, II. NJ. Reeves Charles G.. Saw
telle, jr.. and A. NJ. Davis
Since 1880 two classes of West Point have
been led by High School boys. while in two
other classes Washington boys stood on
the honor list among the first five. The
success of Captain Alfred I. Smith of
prize Company d. 1s93-94. shows what
pluck and perseverance will do After he
was graduated he enlisted in the regular
army as private. By hard work he rose to
the rank of first sergeant. He then under
went an examination, passed 1t and was
commissioned a lieutenant in the army
Captain Taussig Of Company II, 1S94-95
ard Captain Alfred Howe of COMPANY C.
1SoG-97, are both cadets at the Naval Acad-
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BRIGHTWOOD.

Two sermons were preached at Emory Chapel
sunday by Rev Mr.. Zimmerman. the newly ap-
pointed presiding elder for the District. In the
lorning communion services held, and the
irst Sunday morning in each month hereafter the
Bacrament will be administered.
Mr. W. Il. Denny Of the War Department has
purchased three acres of the Yerkes estate, the
Youth side of the Military road. He has greatly
Improved the cottsge thereon and has added a
tweIve-stal horse barn.
Mr.. John +. Cook secretary of the Perpetual
Building Association. is constructing summer res
idence in the grove just north of the inte section
OF Brightwood avenue and l'iney Branch Sbad
Mr. John IL. SchlOsser Of the Brightwood Hotel Is
&C mpleting a beautiful garden adjoining
tie hotel the south.
Mr. Bartholomew Finn is engaged in building an
addition to hIs dwelling Piney Branch road
Mr. Claas Denekas has converted his residence,
Villa Flora, and spacoas lawns into summer re-
sort for wheemen and trolley parties.
Mr.. J. l. Norris has leased his home on \ road
to Mrs shepard of Virginia, and Will move TO the
city the first Of Jure.
Master Thomas Mattingfy is dangerously i'll Of
typhoid fever.
Sir. Chas. Mattingiy is still confined to his home
by sickness.
New coalers in Brightwood are Mrs. Lampkin and
family. They domici-d in of Mr.. Shoe
makers houses 1ith street road
The electrical storm Of Monday night burned out
lightning arreSter one of the poles of the
Brightwood railway and thereby broke the circuit
The operated by storage batteries until
the break was fourd and repaired.
Tuesday morning u wagon bearing huge stone
collapsed ON the tracks OF the BrightwOod railway.
While the road was obstructed run in
lays, AID the passengers transferred. IL took the
combined Efforts of twenty horses and many men
to clear the way
Mrs shancr Of Baltimore is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John W. Parsons of this place.
Rev NJ F. Griffith returned Thursday from at
tending the general conference at Baltimore.
base ball team lately organized among the
Brishtwood school boys inatgurateh the season
play with victory over the White Stars of
Washington Thursday.
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sure of winning. as they have in the COM
pany George Washington, corporal
Adee and a corporal Cleveland. The COM
mount and Gerry; sergeants. Shuster. Mer-
win, Washington, Hedges and Brinkerhoff:
corporals. Fish. Prindell, Adee and Cleve-
chnEch, cos nsisa3 ns snsn 1a
brande. II. 8. Jones, H J. Jones, johnson.
Goodrich. Birney. Cherson. Roberts, Rock
we'll. Rowe. Shepard, Shreve, Troup. Welsh.
Whitmore. Wilson, Warker and Yockey.
Company E Is a well-driiled organization,
though small 1t Is especially good in the
platoon movements, firings and manual Of
arms, and though the latter can be i'm
man does his best on the drill field the COM
mand will be on or near the top. The fol-
lowing Is its roster: Lieutenants Mahany
and Hodgson: sergeants. Weyrich, Young.
Whitney, Ernest. Wilson and Weaver: prl-
Yates, Armour, Ballenger, Brunner, Bess-
Ter, Clarke, Evans, Everett, Godron Co
Ing. Haas, Gausdale, Mackenzie. McKin-
ley, May, Montgomery. Ochman. OMIT,
Poole, Ray. Shafer, Sherrar. Sis, Spelhouss,
symanoskie Wilherson. Wolfe vandiver
and Jessie.
Company F is fairly good-sized COM
pany. "A few of the boys not disposed to
work have kept the company back some,
but now every one has settled down to
business and all are doing their best The
roster follows: Lieutenants, Harrison and
Parson; sergeants, Hoover. Rhodes, Ford.
Mellor, de Grain; corporals Baden, Rich
ards. Freeze, Hilder and Smell; privates.
Adams, Bagby. Boyle, Boyntom, Briggs,
Candee, DeMoll Fleharty, Galieher, Green,
Griffin, Guy, Hutchinson, Horn, Madd:n.
Marsh, McNaught. Oleson, Palmer, Powell.
Pratt, Rice. Richards. Sanderson, Smell,
Stark, Sullivan and Webster.
VIII Do Their Best.
The spirit of the boys of C is excellent.
dot 70 do fha;r
best to win the red ribbons. Captain Hoov-
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SANDY SPRING.

The stockholders of the Telephone Company have
elected l'r. Roger Brooke. Asa NJ. Stabler. Allan
Fsrquhar, Henry II. Miller. Joseph T. Moore. jr.
and Frank NJ. Hallowen to serve as directors for
one year.
Mrs. William Taylor Thom principal of the
Sherwood Friends school who was chosen presi-
dent Of the Alumni of Hollins Institute, Virginia.
Will leave for Roanoke and Hollins in a few days
in CIder to preside over the meeting of that
society.
Mrs j. Janney Shoemaker. and the Misses Isabel
and Janet Miller of Mrs. Charles F. Brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton II. Bancroft and son lanl-
ed in New York Sunday from Paris Mr. Bancroft
the recipient of Il medal at the Julien School
of Arr. where he has been a student for two
years. They expect to be here for the summer
with Mrs Baneroft's father. Joseph T. Moore of
Norwood
some months since for the klondike. engaged
in logging near Seattle for the present. with The
intention Of going to Alaska eventually
the tremendous showers ef the past three weeks
ne'shh"rs with the assurance that the best crop
he has ever raised Of that cereal planted
until about the 18th Of May Fruit and gardens
were somewhat damaged by haistorms Monday
afternoon.
The stockholders OF the Washington. ColesYille
snd Ashton Turnpike Company reelected their
former board of directors and declared dividend
and William E Mannakee the secretary of this
corporation
MISS SaFah b. FarQuhar or Rock Spring, who
has been in Cambridge Mass. since last autumn
taking 4 of instruction in physical culture
VIII return home early In June. Miss Ellen ii.
Thomas. who has been teaching the art In Wash
ingtcn for the past winter. is again at her home
here
Miss Wilson Of Washington is visiting her
friends. the Misses Stablar cf Edgewo)d.
Among those who have made brief stay here
within few days were Representative John Me
Donald Of Potomac. William r. Mobley of Lay
louisville. L. L. Tschinely OF Hunting Hill, Ma
than H Bale of Carroll county George B. Far
quhar Of Washington and Miss Frost of Howard
county.
Three telephones and one piano have been
ADDED tn 81 ndy Spring homes within n week
Invitations 5ct for the wedding at Rock
land the evening of May 25 Of Miss Mary Shoe
maker Hallowen and Newton Stabler. which will
doubtless be largely attended. relatives and
friends e<pected from Boston. st. Louis. Phil
adelphia. Baltimore. Washington and Alexandria.
well a number from this section.
DR. Charles IddiBgs Of Loadnun county n former
resident has had the misfortune to lose his house
and most Of its contents by fre.
Mrs. Iddings and children were at the home Of
her father. Mr.. Matthews Of Glenwood, Nd. at
the fine
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many small men. It is 4 saying around the
Central that one Of tfia cSkess is SO small
that he Is unable to cotx his piece without
using both hands. CAPTAIN Everrnan con-
nrms this statement, and says that he suf-
fers great disadvantages BY having all the
small boys in the school, The company
roster follows: Lieutefants. 8. K. Karples
end M. B. Stewart: sefssashts, p o Frost,
H. r. johnson, r. A. Dennison, B. johnson
ana Jewett: corporals,aR. T.. Williams. M.
A. walker, w. H. Wolveston and H. M.
doWe; privates, PaschalF Kerr, Baker,
barnhart. Bateman. Conger. Chaplin, Du-
van. Doing. Godfrey, Holland, Hirth, Re-
naud. Jonn, MckRew, q MaDteiler, Stetson.
SGhwarz. Spaulding. Mani Mater. Woog.
Whitson, Fogarity, Drayton, Rogers and
Watts. =
Zealously at, Work.
Company G has the finest array Of ON
GERS. that is. including the sergeant and
corporals. OF any Of the Central companies.
Captain Began. like Captain Young, is
very popular with the students. and has
made quite reputation for himself in
athletics. He says the boys are working
zeaiously. and are showing the greatest
amount OF company pride and spirit Com
aurpny; sergeants. Paul, Heylman. Baum,
stark and Heath; corporals. Peter. Par
sons, Harrison and Griesbauer. and pri-
Yates, Barber. Barringer, Bernard. Coan,
Cufotiiier. Fernaw, Hampson. Heath, Hood.
James. Lerch, Le1h. Manning. Melay.
Moulton; Newton, holland. Orion, Prier.
Funstall, Van West. Wilson, Wagstaff,
Yoder, Ship and Peter.
company D has few turbulent spirits.
but with that exception the company u
hard working. The boys think they are
Evening star., 1898-05-21
Summer Treatment.

All subjects Of Catarrh and its complications
are fully aware of the great relief that comes
with the soothing influences of weather.
1t Is this very relief that makes them careless
of this treacherous disease which they have found
by bitter experience will return with added force
upon the approach Of cold weather again. 1t is
therefore surprising how few take advantage Ct
this mere favorable condition and undergo a line
Of treatment at this season of the year.
Realizing how careless Catarrhal patients
about this matter. Doctor Cowden advises all
those who contemplate placing their cases I'm his
hands in the future to apply carly ,s
possible that no time may he lost. As much Rd-
vancen,ent can be made in one month
he made in two months In winter
Then. again. the presenr fee Of s. a month for
all diseases cannot be extended beyond the
weather. The economical ones should take heed
of this circumstance and govern themselves
corii6gly
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High School Boys Lining Up for An
nual Event.
PRIZE FLAG, MEDAL And RED RIBBONS
Success of Those Who Started in
as Cadets.
THE COMPANY ROSTERS

The eight companies of the High School
Cadet regiment will hold their annual COM
petitive drill Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week for the prize flag. the Allison
Nailor medal and the red ribbons. OF the
three prizes which go to the winning COM
psny. the red ribbons are held IN the high
est esteem The flag viii be awarded to
the winning company, the Allison Nailor
medal to the captain of the victorious COM
rany and to every individual member OF
the winning company goes a red ribbon
the emblem of victory.
In the year 1SS7-SS occurred the first COM
petitive drill. which was won by Company
A, under Capt H. B. Barney. The regi-
ment at that time had been in existence
six years. 1t was organized in 1882 by
Prof. Edward A. Paul, the first principal of
the High School, aided by Prof. &. r. Is
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emy and are making excellent records
Cadet Church, an Eastern student. is also
at Annapolis and is making a fine showing.
Battalion Adjutant Fred Cook. who was
captain OF Company F In 1929. and Lieu
tenant Heron, q Central High School ca
det, are now officers of the District volun-
teer regiment. A great number of the
boys OF the District volunteer regiment
have served in the High School Cadets.
The Morton Cadets is a fine example of
this. as nearly three-fourths of the com
mand Is made up of ex-cadets, and their
proficiency Is shown by the fact that when
under Captain Shilling they were the cham
pionS Of the country.
The Old Drill Grounds
The drill this year will be held, as usual
at the National Base Ball Park. Tuesday
the companies of the I'd Battalion will drill
in the following order: Company G, Captain
Hoover: Company E, Captain Tydines:
Company f, Captain Saegmuiler, and Com
pany H, Captain Taussig. Wednesday the
1st battalion will drill in the following or
der: Company b. Captain Everman: Com
pany D. Captain Hoover: Company c, Cap
tain Began. and Company A, under Cap
tain Young. The judges Of the drill have
not as yet been decided upon. 1t has been