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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Oriental
Rugs
At Reduced Prices.

Genuine Oriental Rugs-thc sorts
that never wear out-in the rich,
mellow Colorings characteristic of
and found only in the oriental. An
opportunity TO purchase an elegant
wedding present at a small price.
lot Of Carabagh Rugs. in sizes suitable for
doo-. hearth. window couch rugs that sold fo-
sTVV % $500.
Reduced to $3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Muslin
Under garments.

Two lots OF Women'S Muslin
Gowns will be offered tomorrow at
less than usual prices. Slightly gar
1nents. we'll made and we'll proper
toned. The cloth alone would cost
as much.
Women's Muslin Gowns Hubbard style. double
yos- in back tucked yoke in front. high
neck cambria rutfe neck and sleeves. Special
price,
$50. each. Value SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Crash skirts. 400.

Tomorrow we will offer the choice Of a
lot of ladies' summer crash skirts, that
have wide hens, and should never be sold
for so little-at 49c. They have perfect
hang-are not the careessly made sort you
see elsewhere selling for even more than
this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Underwear l21hC.

Wednesday we will put on sale Il lot of
ladies' muslin underwear, consisting Of
neatly trimmed corset covers and tucked
drawers and offer you the choice for
12lac. This Is one OF the best offerings
of tomorr0w's sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Refrigerators===
The 'sOdorless'' and
"BeIding's Perfection"

We cannot say enough about these
refrigerators. We believe them to be
the best on the market, and they are
They are both scientific food pre-
servers. The air circulation in the
"OdOrless'' is so perfect that YOU can
put onions, bananas, berries, melons,
meats and cheese-anytfing that has
an Odor-together with milk and
butter, leaving the latter two in open
vessels, without contamination.
The "Odorless," 5000 to $35.
Beldings Perfection" $50 to SIS.
Nursery Refrigerator, double wall. packed nickel
faucet; excellent for the nursery snail family.
S2.45 each.
Hardwood lee Chests zine lined galvanized iron
shelves, double walls packed with charcoal sheath
$3.50 each.
Japanned Water Coolers double wall hacked
nickel faucet-a very good cooler.
o5c. each.
I'orcelain-lined Water Coolers packed with char
coal; nickel faucet. Special value
SI.o5 each.
Fourth floor.
Toilet Set
Special.
One crate OF Toilet Sets in COM
plete Io-piece assortment, with neat
decoration in brown, blue or gray.
SI.75 set.
Also another lot of White Uncoy-
cred Slop Jars at the very low price
OF
6Oc. each.
The Woodward 6 LothroD
Sewing flachines
Are equal to the best made. Each
machine is perfect in every particu-
lar A complete set of attachments
and flve-year guarantee with every
machine.
Necessary instructions given at the
store
$500 to $24. 50 each.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
$50. each. Value SOC.

women's Muslin Gowns empire style. lapels Of
euibTo dery and Insertion embroidery front.
rufh- Of embroidery neck and sleeves. Special
price,
sc. each. Value SIoo.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Mems pants. ST 40.

The choice Of lot of - pairs OF mems
fine wool pants. in neat worsted stripes
and some cheviots among the lot--which
have been left from suits selling at Sd
and SIN all sizcs-will be offered We'd
nesday tor only $l.49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Crash suits, ST 90.

lot Of ladies' stylish plain crash suits
that have all the marks of the NEST su-
perior woikmans h;p-that are perfect fit
ting-and as carefully made as any gar
ments at thrice much-will be offered
in this sale at S1.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

Japanned Water Coolers double wall hacked
nickel faucet-a very good cooler.
o5c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
BOYs' blouse suits. zoo

tomorrow We will put on sale n lot OF
boys blue flannel blouse suits, neatly
trimmed with braid-and finished in the
most superior fashion--in all sizes from
10 10 yrars-and offer them at 10 cents.
This is less than half what they sell for
regularly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

a Do ef Gucnjes that sold for sI4-o0 to SIS.
Reduced to SI2.oo each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Summer cOrsetS. 20C.

Tomorrow a big lot of corsets for sum
mcr wear goes on sale for 20c., which are
worth more than double. We cannot tell
the make-if we did 1t would bring down
II howl from the makers for selling them
under price. IN both short and long
iengths-well bored and perfect fitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

= Ut Of Daghcstan Rugs that sold for $fl 80 to
$3.50.
Reduced to $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

Porcelain-lined Water Coolers hacked with char
COAL nickel faucet. Special value.
SI.05 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Bows suits. 0Dc.

Tomorrow we offer you the choice of two
lots OF siits. one for boys, in double
breasted style, in sizes from to 10
yeurs-and the other a lot OF children's
vestie suits. I'm sizes from 3 10 = years
for Only % cents This is an unusual
vaiue-dnd mothers will jump at the saw
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24


Reduced to SI2.oo each.
Ihis,; roor.
Boys
Trousers.
Three lots OF Boys Extra Trous-
crs viii be offered tomorrow, We'd
nesday. at prices below the usual for
same qualities.
An-voai Navy EIne Cheyio, Trousers light
weight. well nsadc-aLSolHtcIy fast coIors. Sizes
10 10.
Special price, 75c. a pair.
ED.s Wash Trousers. in a variety of neat and
pretty s''iped elects; light and dark; good co!ors
SIS g. IL
Special price. 25c. a pair.
Boys Wash Trousers q White Duck RIae
DsuizH. Brown Linen and crashss-Soads shr,.nk
before being made HD-ezt:a hne quality Sizes
10 IL
Special price. soc. pair.
Third roor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

Hardwood lee Chests zine lined galvanized iron
shelves double walls, packed with charcoal sheath
ing.
so each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Youths suits. So.

lot of youths long pants suits, in a
variety OF the nobbiest patterns you can
find auywhere--win be offered tomorrow
at ". The suits are well lined and thor
oushly taiiored-no matter what you
may think when you read the very low
price they are marked, There hasn't
been such an Offering in a long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Tea gowns. SOC

About 2 dozen high priced teagowns--
in plain pink. light ani Tavy blue laven-
der and black-II:ahe # the finest batistes
richly trimmed with Valenciennes lace
and also lot of assorted teagownS, trim
med with satin ribbons ard made of
pretty lawns-in polka dot patterns-will
go Wednesday for see. These very
handsome yarmerts-at:ractiye enough for
the most particular woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Shirt waists 400.

Tomorrow we bunch an immense lot of
our most popular selling shirt waists, ard
offer You the choice for only 43c. The
waists have been left from the past
weeks big selling-and are of the most
attractive lawns. percales and dimities-
made in the latest style-which are worth
up to double the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24
Straw r1attiggs.

Best values In town-fhAt's the secret of
cur big saI.s-ali grades. We tack the Mat
ting on your floor free Of charge. 161.r
Prices per yard, from. ........... AV%s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

Tomorrow will bunch lot of ladies'
percale wrappers. with corded yoke-in
black and white-an1 ind 60 blues which
have all the marks of the NEST careful
making and Couldn't tit better If made
by your dressmaker-and Offer the choice
for 49c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

Ea.a Wash Trousers. in a variety of neat and
pretty s'iped elects light and dark; good co!ors
2 T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-24

Special price, &c. a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16
FEVERISH AGITATION FOR INDEPENDENCE.
Cubans Urge Spanish Merchants to Join in the Movement
Exclude America at Any Cost.

RIOS. In charge OF the Cuban forces sur
attack IL the boa, was not allowed TO land
her cargo. There were no further troubles
but the Cnhans dispatched courier 10
Gen. Lawton with a request that an armed
force soe sent 20 Manzanillo. This reques,
Will not be complied with as Manzanillo
IS outside the territory embraced by the
terms OF the car!tu.aEon.
Capt. .. j. Farham Field quartermaster,
learned several days ago from Cahana that
two rapid-flro guns formerly used by the
spanlards were concealed near the city
He succeeded In discovering their where
abouts His :ntoymauts fear Cuban resent
rlent as 4; is believed that The guns were
hidden by members of the Cuban army
One gun was found In a dijapidateti house
IN the outskirts u the city. The other was
where the span.a-is had evidently left II
when they were routed from PGsson. In
the vicinity OF San Juan hill.
Il had been placed amid the thick bushes
and had been painted green as q further
preventive against discovery.
Probably this Ia the hitherto INDICATED
gun that al such havoc among the Massa-
chusetts volunteers. Both guns Rad been
taken from the spanish warstEps. a. a
portion OF deck tackle was lying near each
They were delivered 20 the ordnance de-
partment r. is morning.
Col. Sargenrs Fourth regular infantry
has reported 10 Gen. Wood its readiness az
once TO enter upon is garrison duty.
CO., Hood's = regiment aroke camp today
a. the Alarue3a where Il has been station
81 since Z arrived a saonth ago. 70 be re-
moved g a new ssat.3a on ,he San Luis
railway. ~ the town % Attasaugo, sixteen
.s1ilsss from Santiago, The condltion of the
regiment in tae matter O. health So much
improved. little over 10 only remaining
OF tae sick roll TIE slie OF The aew camp
Is al . ele. at!on OF : ~ feet above sfse seq
ara beautiful paatesu among the noun
ta.ns. where tie water supply ls adequate
\ large ho8y o. cuhaas Ii this nelghbor-
hood OF the new camp is anxious 20 be dls-
rllsssd frorn tfe service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

HAVANA. Sept. ls--The predominant
feature Of the situation IS the feverish and
widespread agitation OF the Cubans in favor
Of the absolute independence Of the Island
=, ali costs Manifestos are circulated In
yf.ing the cooperation OF Spanish mer-
chants to this end and pointing out that
either annexation or a protectorate would
mean death 10 all trade with Spain In a
COUPE Of years.
Gen. Maxine Gomez. who only A fort
night ago gave expression 20 extremely
moderate views. counseiing harmony and
patIence. now expresses himself as strongly
n favor Of absolute independence or moth
ing. He says the Spanish element cannot
afford 10 delay uniting with the Cubaus
ur,on necessary basis for the establish
uent az conditions that Will forbid and
r.revant the United States grabbing and
taking easv advantage Of the treasure
which both the Spaniards and Cubans have
fought for at an expense of rivers ot
blood On each SIDE"
Gen. Gomez says, if report speaks truly.
CHOSE who fear independence belong 70 ire
sarue family of coRarlly ours who Aei
from Havana a, the arst runaor Of bonn
tz4rament."
T'hes. he declares are. however, min
o-i,y. and - quote bin further. almost the
entire Spanish population remains protest
.nx ths.r homes ard dsfying the dangers ot
wa- and win remain 70 unite their efforts
with those of the Cpban party. working TO-
xather wlth the Cubsns tor the Develop
-nsr. a the island ani The return q pros
pert'y."
How far he Influence of tAe party aEi-
;st,rg fer Cuban independence may extend
:. * AZ p-ssen. dla7cult 50 estimate. bat
RE fac, 3 is agents are working Ike
beavers.
sor,e former syrnpathize7s With The ar
rexat,5n increment aFs 80 - fossna yet IN
~. ranks . ne Independence rnoventz7,-
-r~gs violent impetus gwen - tft@ agitation
rer trjeper9ence g rs result. apparently,
= ,he arrival os the Feso,gts. or. rather
rr :ne arrival q. Nj Porter az4 das exam
sna.ior be x making tnto tariffs raun.ci-
pal taxation ana other matters of Internal
government which Cubaas ha8 expected
- Aacx1a and administer themselves. NJ
po-ter-s operations sEe viewed VIII sasri-
cs7n ~ an important eact:or o. the Cl-
bars. VIZ keep ~ calling meetings against
a '-ssu-pa,zon Of privileges p,~ehassa AZ
such a sacrse1ce.-' 'Tsry iT-ssst o. sa%o,zts
freedom. aaressr&isea Aae-ty. 81 ag1s 10
.As -aSsa
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first favored annexation have new chaaSse

first favored annexation have new change
their opinion is that they fear the eompe-
ttlon OF American rivals as storekeepers,
hotel managers and restaurant keepers.
They are afraid that the Americans. in
stead OF coming TO buy out their establish
ments ana stocks at fabulous prices based
upon the old Spanish duties viii open
shops next door. import goods al the du-
tics under the new regime. ruin their busi-
ness and reduce them 10 poverty.
Exactly the same spirit prevails among
the planters. especially tie smaller ones.
who had hoped 10 sell at good prices the
old French and Belgian machinery, for
which they paid dear and imported under
excessive duties, They realize tha, the
American machinery. much cheaper and
paying practically 70 duty. Will establish
a large central market, close theirs and
push them 10 the wall.
All THIS amounts practically to a silent
admission ot Cuha's inability 70 offer. Il
left tc herself. the guarantee Of stability
that would induce foreg gn capital 10 coma
here 10 develop the Islands resources
The deductions seem 30 be- these: with
Cuba independent. no foreign capital and
no competition; with Cuba under American
rule. a competition against which the Gu
bans would aot have the energy or the
power 70 succeed
The American evacuation commissioners
passed today quietly. Rea~ Admiral sarnp-
ping, aad returned 20 iae Resoiute via
his stsg In the course of the afternoon.
Gen. Butler. who is i.v.ag on saore. went
70 the transport this morning to confer
WITH Gen. Wade ana he commissioners
physician about the sanitary condition of
:as Trocha hotel. waIcA VII Re ready for
the commissions meeting IN iew days.
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No Notification Possible.

The state department tonight gave ou;
:he following concerning the discussion 20
day between the members q the cabinet
ao3 fhe qeacs oc--rnisSsoa.
The members & ~ pea,e -ooars.sslcn.
with The excertiou of senator Gray. waoSe
absence VAS due - ass Inability u with
draw as COUNSEL in a case II vhi-n he Was
engaged soTas tine before his appa.Esr r7eac
as o-e % :ae peace commissioners have
scent RE greater part - yesterday sn3 TO-
DAY - = <rec 3!scGsSian - the sstl@s wt;n
:hs discharge - wn.*h TREY have been
g1t5ssssss ~ she president.
Senator Gray !s expected during the
evening aa6 hefore sailing wil Asre run
conference wl;a she president A2i his as
sseiAtes.
while, for obv5ons reasons. Il Is deter
rsssnesi that ttse nature ~ IRE institutions
a. - the negotiations atsst - 1~> sss:eres.
.nsa shsGla sor tae pressas o~ kept secret
sna made known only after GeS-:ts results
shall AaVe hee1 reached It = pass hjs fa
state aEshessIativs.y tag: tae commission
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SPANIARDS VIOLATING
TERMS OF ARMISTICE.
They Fire Ipon and Attempt to Cap
ture d Cuban Vessel Loaded
With Provisions.

SANTIAGO I1E CTBA- sept- ZEE
2. n-csen. Lswton has received inform =
t.on from q Cuban coar.er from Manzan-
nl5 tha: four days ago the spansar Is there
violated f5e aruss:lce oy attempting to
take possession ct the Cuban v@sse! Fer
ra-dino. whieh was bringing supplies for
the Cuhaz zrrrv. Or tsaa-t was 4 guard az
rwelve ases.. They were 8Fe5 apon by Tho
r,zaaarxss n ;aa for: nsar the hay. Gre Ca-
haa hang kla.e1. Immediately Information
regarding ias situation wzs given 70 Gen.
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ST. MICHAEL BoAT ARRIVES.
sunoI Comes With stranded kton-
dfker~ aud Nhaf~r1.

The steam H.hoensr San9l gas reported
= 1orn -. Alehaei iase last nigat. She
nreugn. = few ns%a ,rsza the Ksoniike. xha
had no mo1ey. and a nuu.oer of she wrsck-
al whaiers WAC LETT the Bear q, 81.
Michael .
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BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR THE STATE FAIR
FROM THE POST-lNTELLIGENCER TODAY

the state
I'm
VVxW
were perfected Yesterday by which passengers will be allowed
be
n the PostIntehgencer
pnn
of all
the
glorious dysSeaue
'front.'
df
a o
NorhY
o the Post
o
beer the erayeTn public
Der 30 reach Seattle before midnight This will give
Yakima and fair and
Pullman
a
will
racing Friday
all
sSHH1s 10 ear
WINNER ao pss
o. -
sueTerb. mlew auIsmee
two or more pounds: o pd des pounds
list arranged display
al
mentio il
o will call
ands Il be and
comfort The sale of tickets begins today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16
Widespread Devastation In
the Lesser Antilles,
SHIPS DRIVEN ON SHORE
st. Vincent Crowded With Refug.
ees From the Country.

Loss Of Human Life Known to Ex.
ceed . Hundred. and May He
Much Greater - OeatractiOn ol
Property In Enormoas-Mamy ves>
town. Capital Of nmrbadOea. Made
Bureau Predicted the StOrm and
Warned stations In West lndiea.
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PEACE Commission
MIL YIELD NOTHING.
Final Instructions to Repre-
sentatives of America.
FULL COURSE OUTLINED.
Demands of United States Can in
No Event Be Modified.
FULL COURSE OUTLINED.

Special Session OF the Cabinet Held
In Washingt0n for = Thorough
Canvass Of the situation All
Members PLEDGED to Absolute Sc.
he Followed - State Department
Demands II lmpossible-Com mis-
sion Departs for Paris Tomorrow.
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signe~. by ]. f. Ecbhardt, superinten-
dent, as attesting delivery.
8. No duty was paid on the with
drawals for the Queens Hospital.
The alcohol was Withdrawn by pre-
cedent of Customs authority as having
obtained for about forty years. The
Queens Hospital IS existing under a
charter, corporation, but practically
a public institution. under the auspices
and control of the Government.
Conceived and established by King
kamehameha " and his Consort
Queen Emma in 1859, the Sovereign of
this became under the charter the per-
petuai president, with the perogative
OF appointing a vice-president for
biennial period, which function and
perOgatiye is now vested in the PreSir
dent of the Republic with whose sane
ton the Minister of the Interior ap-
points ten Trustees, or half the Board,
the other ten Trustees being elected
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-01

among the natives. DR.. Wood suggest
ed that full investigation be made. He
was in favor of having the sale of these
pills discontinued DR.. Wood further
cited that a japanese shop keeper on
Kauai had been found to have in his
possession ain extraordinary amount of
violent poisons. This should be looked
into carefully. There was great danger
in a system which permitted an igno-
rant Asiatic store keeper to have on
hand for sale large quantities of poison.
The board will secure reliable informa-
ton and will act.
President Smith reported that an act
to prohibit the sprinkling of clothes by
the standard Chinese method, was in
course of preparation and would be in
troduced in the Legislature.
The board will make a trip TO Molo-
kai next month and Legislative COM
mittee next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-01

The Klondike steamer people were
given a send off by the band yesterday
at noon, and they appreciated the cour-
tesy so much, that a number of them
wanted to remain with the good people
who gave them so much attention.
They had singing and dancing and
cheering of all sorts by two hours be-
fore the S. S. Cape Otway left the
wharf. More than 100 of the men de-
clared that they would some time come
back to Honolulu to meet the friends
they made during their stay here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-01

sweeping sc2tement or charge. 1t was
thought it yEould be best to proceed
against such individuals as maintained
nuisances, Action was deferred. In
the meantime City Surveyor Dodge and
Executive Officer Reynolds will be call
ed into consultation.
DR.. Alvarez was authorized TO send
f9r i've carboys of formaline, a super
ior disinfectant new here, recommend
81 by DR.. Wood and others
sDr Wood had been informed that
pink and black pills imported
were more pronounced and satisfactory
liz ogiun effect than has been supposed.
0n Kauai the pills are being sold in
Chinese ard Japanese stores every
where. Nine-tenths of the purchasers
are native HaWaiians This is causing
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s. 5 Venice for COptic.

This is the day that the Coptic was
scheduled to arrive from the Orient en-
route To San Francisco, But on the
trip out to Hong Kong from Honolulu
a few weeks ago, the Coptic had such
time with the weather, that she is yet
on the dry dock. Her freight for the
return voyage was taken by the Speci-
ally chartered S. S. Venice, fine boat.
Hackfeld & Co. Ltd, local agents for
the Pacific Mail and o. & o. companies,
do not expect the Venice to touch here.
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Reward Goes Wrong.

The reward for the saving of the boy
Brlto, in Nuuanu stream, during the
storm a week ago yesterday, seems to
have fallen in the hands of one who
Ils..-1.o claim g5ll..LCrcr = it. TIE lad
was rescued, as was stated in this pa
per last Friday, by Morris, a colored
boy, who handed him over to Tom Nc
Gifiu, who in turn, handed him to one
of the brothers at st. Louis College.
The report got about that a young man
named Winchester saved Brito and the
reward of $40 was handed over to him
it is said.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-01
Oahu Coffee Lands.

In a report made to the Legislature
few days ago, it was shown that coffee
land on this Island paid S24 annually
in taxes. There is but one coffee plan
tation on Oahu. This is the Makaha
Companys new enterprise, beyond
Waianae. There is quite an area of
other land in cultivation for coffee. but
all the rest of it is included in sugar
estate. There may be mentioned as not
being segregated for taxation as coffee
land, the plantations at Waianae and
Waimanalo.