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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Estelle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate landings at $50 am.
Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm
Trains leave 131s street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from am to
pm.
Trains leave 1914 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Mount Vernon at $50, 1905, II
a m, 1905. 2:O5. 3, and AIS pm.
Trains leave Aqueduct bridge for Airing
ton and Fort Myer every half hour and
Falls Church hourly from 80 am. to 1O:4O
pm.
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An enjoyable entertainment was given al
Concordia Hall Tuesday by THE Little
Helping Hands for the benefit of the new
Jewish Temple. Those who participated ia
the affair were: Misses Seraphine Stein
hardt, Daisy Cohen, Mabel Cohen, Hortense
Sondheimer. Helen Hopfenmaier, Rena Sol
onion. Carrie Robinson, Clara Strauss. Id,
Haas, Flora Bernheimer. Rosie Schonberger
Masters Harold Strauss, Louis Bernheimer
Herbert Adler and Norman Blum and the
Cohen brothers.
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Good Templars Entertain.

Good Will Lodge No. 7, /. o. G. T., gave
an entertainment in its hall, 18th and Mary
land avenue southwest, Tuesday evening
to it's members and friends the affair being
In charge of Edward w. Libbey. Those
taking part were the LIE Droit Quartet,
MessTs. VIM. Baxter. VIM. Tchorn, Thos.
Moore, Jessie Veihmeyer; the Montrose
Mandolin and Guitar Club, Messrs. G. C.
Crosby and j. Veihmeyer; recitations, by
Z. d. Klopfer and Elsie Norris; musical Sc
lections. by Messrs. j. Veihmeyer and c. C.
Crosby, vocal solo, by Miss Bright; har-
monica solo, by Mr.. Brown; piano solos, by
Miss Awkward and Miss Alverta Hawk, re-
spectiyeiy. Refreshments were served by
the ladies and gentlemen Of the lodge COM
mittee comprising Mrs. Annie Seymour,
Miss Edith Holman, Mr.. E. d. Klopfer
Mr.. F. H. Campbell and A. w. Campbell.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
EXPRESSES REGRETS.
Commissioner Ross Responds to ID
Williams Farewell Message.

Commissioner Ross Responds to DIR.
Williams Farewell Message.
Replying to the letter addressed to MIN
by Dr. Daniel II. Williarcs, tine retiring
surgeon-in-chief Of Freedm.en's Hospital
published in yesterdays Star, District
Commissioner Ross has written DR.. Will
liams follows:
Il assure you that I express the senti-
ments of all the Commissioners and of all
the District officials whom you have named
in stating to you their regret that you are
no longer to act as surgeon-in-chief of the
hospital. They recognize. the truth that
during your tncumbency of the office you
have raised the standard OF efficiency and
usefulness of that worthy institution; that
you have never failed to cooperate with
the District authorities whenever you have
been called upon to receive patients re-
curing medical or surgical treatment, and
that all of your acts as a public servant
have had as their purpose the furtherance
of the public interests, and they assure you
that you will carry with you to your re-
tlrenent from office the sincere respect and
best wishes of all connected with the Dis
trict government"
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MADE FRESH EVERY DAY

MADE FRESH EVERY DAY.
Reeves Chocolates and Bon Bons are
made from the very finest chocolate, pure
ingredients and favored with fresh fruit,
which accounts for their perfect, delicious
flavor, over 40 different varieties to Sc
lect from. No longer need of paying fancy
prices for candy when you can buy the
best from us at the popular price of Al
cents per pound. Reeves. 1903 F st. NV.
LET OUR SIGN GUIDE YOU HERE
If you have any Furniture that needs re-
covering or upholstering any Mattresses
that should be re-made- We do finest work.
Stumph Bedding Co, It'll and K.
"PABST' WAGONS DELIVER ORDERS
to all parts of the city. Seven different
kinds of beer. including "Doppel Braeu''
and Book" Drop postal or phone 213 for
case of your favorite. Prompt delivery.
PABST BREWING CO., 7O5 N. Cap st.
KENNY'S DRY ROASTED COFFEES.
Highest quality. lowest prices. Pure
sugars sold at cost: city stores.
C. d. KENNY.
That White Light. CSC, put on.
12o4 G. c. A Muddiman & Co. GIG 18th.
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Malf-Nutrine

makes strong the weak and the strong
stronger. The pure nutriment of malt and
hops. Malt-Nutrine is prepared by the IA
NOUS Anheuser-Busch Brewing ASS n.
which fact guarantees the purity, excel
lence and merit claimed for it.-Advt.
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Allexe. Un.kiIlfui Treatment.

Suit at law to recover damages in the
sum of $4,000 has been instituted by Liz
zie A. Yeatman against Thomas L. Nc
Donald. The latter is stated in the bill to
be a physician and surgeon, and the action
is for alleged unskillful treatment. The
plaintiff claims that she has been greatly
ane permanently injured. Douglass and
Douglass, Joseph D. Wright and Joseph
Shillingtou are her attorneys.
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Smnll'a ElGWerA.

]. H. Small & Sons, 18th and sts,
Washington, d. c., and 1853 Broadway, N.
Y: all floral novelties. Specialties: Ameri-
Advertisement
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CITY ITEMS.

SDiam0nd, Beer Enthuses' the Weary
with new strength and energy. Nothing
like it as a spring tonic and appetizer
Phone 90 for case. 1t
Our saxony Wool Sweaters Mt CSC.
will surprise you. Those at $1.A will
please you. Those at LOS will delight you.
Those at $40 will crafty you. Those al
$2.0S will cheer you. Those at $40 will
fascinate you. Those at $S.98 will charm
you. Those at $4.49 will captivate you.
Those at $4.98 will enrapture you. C. Auer-
bach, & H. Est. 20 years. 1t
NanticOlke Tomatoes, Csc. Dos.
2 cans Imported Mushrooms 25c. I'm
ported Asparagus, 25c. tin. Cal White
Cherries, Ito. cans Broiled Mackerel, 20c
tin. cans Salmon, 25c. Donnelly, 14th & L
For Coughs and Throat Troubles
use Browns Bronchial Troches. They re-
lieve all throat irritations caused by Cold
or use Of the voice.
"D1am0ndo Beer Makes Roses bloom
on the cheeks of pale people. It's abso-
lutely pure, nourfBhing and strengthening.
Phone 10 for case. 1t
Eester Novelties, paper flowers. Gould's.
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The Presence of Flowers is Refining
and costs little. Roses, 80 cts. doz. up.
GUIDE, 1924 F.-Advt.
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Nearly finished dwelling No. 90 Della.
ware avenue southwest at auction By true-
tees tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. See
advertisement. :.
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Becoming Universal.

Thousands use Bromo-Pepsin for head
ache. indigestion and brain-fag, because it
cures at once and is absolutely harmless.
All druggists. Zoe. and DC. per bot.-Advt.
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Arplics Tor Divorce.

Joseph Henry Hazlston. through Attor
ney - B. Hay. has instituted suit for al
vorce against Ida May Hazleton The pe
defendant. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

Three-story brick store and dwelling No
SOB III street northeast will be sold by
trustees tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock
See advertisement
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The Old Cotton Factory,

For a number cf years past there has
been standing at the head of Washington
street an old brick building which has
been an eyesore not alone to the home
people but to strangers. 1t Is the old Mount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

HEINRICH SONG RECITAL.-Mr. Max
Heinrich is probably the most eminent BARI
tone and "lieder" singer in America, ana
his song recitals always attract those who
are interested in art assweH as the concert
attendant. Mr.. Heinrich was heard here
last season in recital Mt the Washington
Club. with the result that the wish was
expressed that this alma he give an evening
recital 30 that q 1axgersaudienoe might at
tend. The announcement, therefore, that
Mr.. Heinrich win give . song recital at the
Universalist Church next Tuesday evening
Will doubtless attra0t many. Seats are now
on sale at GuEmaH's, In e. r. Droop &
Sons.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

EasteE Novelties, paper flowers. Gould's.
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comedy. while Friday and Saturday even
ings and at the matinee Saturday the
double bill will be given. The entire
strength Of Daly's admirable dramatic or
these plays, as we find included in the list
Mr.. Charles Reichman. Mr.. Sidney Her.
bert. Mr.. Tyrone Power, Mr.. Wilfred
Clarke, son Of the favorite comedian, John
crime Lewis. Miss Marie st. John, Miss
Irene Perry, Miss Virginia Fairfax, Miss
Leila Converse and Mrs. G. H. Gilbert. All
Of the original stage settings which have
the Daily production will be brought from
New York The selection OF the Columbia
was a wise one for this company, as no
theater in this city Is SO admirably adapted
performance by reason Of it's compactness
as well as the artistic surroundings of the
house. Pinero's play, 1.-THE Magistrate"
which will open the season on Monday
piece in recent comedy writings. The plot
Is developed in the clever way which has
established Arthur Pinero's name as the
leading playwriter OF the present time
The dialogue sparkles with wit and delight
full humor and the plot hinges upon the
fact Of one Agatha Posket, a remarked
widow. who, at the age OF thirty-five, has
married, Aeneas Posket, q London police
MAGISTRATE, and has got herself into com-
plications by telling him she was only thir-
ty. while her son. whom she represents as
fourteen, IL really nineteen years old.
Never have more genuine shouts of laugh
ter been heard than when 1.-THE Magis-
trate'' was the bill at Days theater, and
the humor is not only pleasing, but joyous
and invigorating.
THE NoRDICA CONCERT-The concert
to be given by Madame Nordica at the La
fayette Square Opera House on the after
noon OF Thursday. March 81. win be one OF
unusual merit. Those that were fortunate
enough to hear the concert given by her
lsst season VIII remember It az one OF the
greatest events In their musical experience.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
An Outline of inc Presidents Rscom-
 meEdafion to Congress.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The subject of the reorganization of the army with view to securing an adequate forc9 for the new possessions of the United States has received the serious consid- eration of the president, the secretary Of war and the officers of the army. The president will make recommends tions to congress on this subject, em- bodying his views and the views Of those who are in, a position to give him the very best advice.
 It is probable that he will recom- mend an increase Of the army to some thing like 10000 men, although he may think that 75,0O0 is enough. There has been some talk also of enlisting for garrison duty two companies or battal- ions of natives tcl each of the regiment doing garrison duty in Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
SANTIAGO PUBLIC WORKS.
The Local Board of Trade Wants I'm.
 mediate improvements.

Santiago de Cuba Nov. IA com mittee of forty prominent citizens. comprising the board of trade of San- tiago, waited on General Wood this morning and volunteered to pay an ad- ditional tax on all imports brought into the city. Their idea is to have the money devoted to the improvement of the wharfage and warehouse facilities of the city and the dredging of the harbor. The scheme subnntted to Gen. eral Wood is to have the tax collected by officers of the municipality at the custom house after the regular duties have. been paid to the regular customs collectors.
 Tha merchants who proposed the scheme are the leading men of the city, and they are all anneXationists. They desire that the collection of the tax shall begin imme mediately, but are will ing to leave the whole matter to Gen. eral Wood. The latter regards the plan in favorable light, and he told the merchants that he would give the proposition careful consideration. The merchants are confident that under ex- isting conditions .$100,000 could be raised annually by a tax so light that it would scarcely be felt They think that the fund would increase greatly year by year as the commerce of the city grows. There is immediate need Of harbor Improvements here. The water at the ship landings is steadily becoming shallCwer, and the wharf and warehouse facilities are wholly made quate to the demands of trade. Gen eral Wood intended to make the inn provements during the coming winter, using municipal funds for the purpose, but the voluntary offer of the mer- chants will enable him, if he accepts the plan, to begin work in very shcrt time.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02

was the candidate Of the indep end5nts ! two years go against Thomas c. Platt his election IS no regarded probable. Representative BeId5n, J. Slcat F2s- sei.t and Editcr Butler of Buffalo have been mentioned in case the s9nat0Tship sees to soma othCr section Of the state.
 t is asserted on what appears to be god z-,iGhCrity t1at Tamnany haH C13- tors who wsre sent out into the state with sc many flCurishes frC-n the wig- Wsm have been recalled. In short. with the exception of the Van Wyck tours and the ''perscnal method cam paign," the democrats up state are to be left to make their own canvass. One of these returned Tammany spellbind- CTS is quoted as saying:
 Its nothing but Roosevelt up the state, and when you find any demo- cTa,s they are dad s-Te on the old man-by the old man meaning Cro- ker
 From the same authority it is learaed that reports have been received from the interior which indicate that Crc- keI's upstate campaign fer Van Wyck bss substantially collapsed. The meet ings are said to be in the majority life less affairs, and that sven tha speaking tour of CrCl1er's candidate has net basn 9 success. And then again it is said tha- the inside history Of the meeting Of the Tamm2ny executive committee last night is the tale Of a dismal affair. The reports Cf the dis trict leaders were not enCoura giag They had excuses for the falling Of in the registration in their respective districts, but they had not made any pcll Of the voters and their cIailns " ere mere bluff and guess work. Democrat ic leaders from ID the state are few and far between at tie headquarters in this city. They flava discovered th25 this is 9 Tammany campaign all ever the state and that their services are net re- quired. The Tammany bet.ing has been withdrawn and the nOcratic campaign for the dcntrol cf the state is assert to be on the down grade all along the line.
 And there is believed to be some thing else d Wcrk besides the unpCpu- laTity of TGmmauy, and that something is David B. Hill. Despite his lcng speech in Brooklyn, and despite his al- legsd offers of Cpen-handsd assis lance, it is freely asserted that Hill and his followers are lukeWaTm, # no worse. IL IS beli1Ted that no man Cf Hills cali Der could be treated as Hill was at SyIacuss by Croller and tam5ly turn the other cheek. Besides, Hill is in a pcsition to say, in the event Of Q dem-- cratic defsat-'I told you sc I, has developed t.Hat when C1Cker produced Augustus Van Wyck from his sleeve at tkc Saratcg@ conference Hill entered 2 vigorous protest about SC much Of this Van Wyck business" and w2rncd Gre Eer then and thsre that tho people up the state w1uid net swallow it. but that the Tammany boss and the Brook lyn boss would regret it.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02

His Bride 9 New York Girl Who Wrote
 to Him After the Maine Disaster.

New York, Nov. IA notice in some of yesterdays morning papers announc- ed the marriage of Sergeant of Marine William Anthony to Adelia Maude Blancet of this city. Sergeant An thony will be Tsms smtered as a hero Of the Maine disaster. Meeting Captain Sigsbee at the Go-r of his cabin, when the ship had already begun to. settle, Anthony, not forgetting to give the GUS tomary salute, uttered the words that have since become historic: Excuse me, sir, 1 have to inform you that the ship is blown up and is sinking"
 Shortly after this Miss Blancet, al though not acquainted with Anthony, wrote him 9 letter experimenting him fer his bravery. Anthony replied, and they exchanged photographs. The cOu- pie kept up the correspondence until three months ago, when Anthony was able to come to New York and visit Miss BiancsG at her home, Ill East Seventy-fifth strcst. When Anthony was assigned ti- the New York navy yard their marriage was arranged. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. r! H. Smith ct the parsonage of the Methodist church, p Second street, on October 15. Mrs. Josephine Blancet and Mr and Mrs. Henry Rappelyea wore the witnesses.
 4 week after the marriage MT. Smith got a letter from Anthony, who was then on a wedding trip. The letter was a private enc but MT. Smith consented to give cut this extract from it ycster- day:
 T thank God every hour of my life for His goodness to me in preserving me through all the peri!s cf the war, from the fire cf the enemy and from disease, that 1 might enjoy the bless ings of the present.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
A VICTORY
Which Brought Blessings 10 Con-
 QueFGd Province.

Santiago de Cuha. Nov. 1-Gensral Leonard Weed, governor Of the mili- tary department cf Santiago, author izes the statement that there has not been Q case of yellow fever in Santiago during the last thirty days and that ordinary sickness during the same perici has been 90 per cent less than usual at this season of year.
 A representative negro has written a letter to General Wood demanding that the negroes, who. he says, constitute q large majority Cf the province, shall be given their rights, and announcing his intention to form a labor party composed Of blacks.
 A party mat will labor is really what is wanted here, the general asserting that if the people Of the district will not work he will authorize the immi- grafton cf foreign miners and work men. Matters cannot remain longer at standstill.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
# She Had Known of the Advance Upon Ondurn1an Major MarChand Would Not Have Been Directed to Con- tinue His Expedition Toward
 the East.

his learn official Paris  
  the Anglo erman agreement.
 
 
  difficulty  
 
 
 
   officially probably Narchands
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
MOVING IN A HURRY.
A British Warship Put Gut Under
 Sealed Orders.

Victoria, B. C.. Nov. 1.-The Impsri- euse, the flagship of the British North Pacific squadron, is expected to sail tomcrrcw, following the Amphion southward. A rush order for fcrty tons of provisions was placed with one Of the leading merchants today.
 The Imperisuse will sail under sealed orders, not to be opened until the vessel is cut of sight of land. She took on board one cf the fastest tor pedo boats on the station, and the Le~ ander, now in dry dock, has also taken Cn board another.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
NO DOUBT OF. TIE RESULT THERE
The Good Work Carried OF From Depot Platforms on the Way Back From the Two Big Copper Camps to lords
 burg, New Me@iCo.
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Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
SAGAsTA SHOULDERS ALL.
He Is Carrying on the Government AL
 most Single Handed.

London, Nov. IA dispatch to the Standard from Madrid says that sue cessive splits having deprived Prime Minister Sagasta of the support Of three Of the leading liberal Statesmen, Ssncrs Canalejas, Mc1et and Gamazo, he has to face the critical situation aided only by secCnd-r3t9 lisuSenauts He cannot hand the rsins Of g0vern- ment ever to the conservatives, Senor Silvela CT the new party under General PoI&v!eja, because none Of them will accept CfIico while negotiations are go- ing cn with the United Statss. He will therefore only abandon his pest if General Weylcr CT certain Cf the mil itary clements give trouble.
 A dispatch to the sane paper says that Sanor Sagssta has temporarily aYeIted his difficulties
 dispatch from Madrid to the Daily News says that General Marin will succeed General ChinchiIia as captain general of Madrid.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
CHEROKEES CAN'T SELL.

Washington, Nov. l. The interior department has no information re- garding the reported project for buy ing up the lands Of the Cherokee h. diaHs in the Indian Territo1y, and the authorities say that the Cherokee na- ton could not sell it's lands save to the United States government.
 The project was mentioned in a dis patch from Wichita, Kansas, saying that it was reported that Mir. Rocke- feller had joined with a syndicate to buy the whole Cherokee nation and let the Indians leave the country.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
HALLOWEEN FATALITY.

Newark, N J., Nov 1.-Tfcmas Ran dall, 2 farmer near Kirkersville, shot into 3 crowd Of village Hallowe'enels las- nigh- in his cornf1old and killod Harley Smoke, aged II, son cf Jacob Smoke of KElersville. RanGaH us-d q revolver. Smoke had an armful of corn when he fell. A party cf girls was waiting at 2 fence fC- the toys who went into the corn6eld. Randall is nearly craZad over the affair. He has given himself up to the Newark authcIities.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
NO FEAR OF THE TERESA.
Believed to Be Now Nearing the Ba-
 hamaS.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The navy de- partment has been under nc apprshen- siCn regarding the safety of the Maria Teresa, although some fear has been exp. .essed in Santiago dispatches that thc vessel along with her consorts, the Vulcan and the Loonidas, had fallen into the sphere of the West Indian cy- clcne. The Teresa passed Cape Mayo at the eastern extrsmity of Cuta early yesterday morning bound for Hampton Roads, and signalled that all was we'll and tilo machinery wsi5 WC-k- ing smoothly By this time, accord ing to the calculations Of naval off, cars, she should be well on her way tClEard thai Bahamas.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
THE NEW POSSESSIONS.

Washington, Nov. 2-Tne cabinet today dsvcted the most Of it's attan- ton to the consideration of questions in connection with the administration cf affairs in Cuba and Porto R:c1. The administrative feature or the Philip pins question also received some at tentiCn. Nothing has been heard frcm the commission at Paris as to yester- days proceedings and it is realized that nothing is to be expected in the way Cf developments until Fridays ss1sicn.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
A TIME SET TO QUIT.
The Peace Conference May End This
 Week.

London, Ncv. IA Filipino who has represented Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader, in London, and who has been with Agoncillo. Aguinaldo's delegate in Paris, has just returned here He asserts that the Amsrican peace com missioncrs informed the Spanish com missiCners that the commission must complete it's work this week
 He further says Agoncillo received a cable dispatch from Aguinaldo denying g the reported rupture between himself and the Philippine leaders.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-02
ABANDONED BY FRANCE.
The Marchand Expedition Will Be
 Recalled.

London. Nov. William Hayes Fisher, cns. of the junior lo1ds of the treasury, member of parliament for Fulh2m and a ministerial whip, speak ing in London this evening, said he had seen dispatches which enabled him to assert that th9 French govern ment had decided to recall the Mar chand mission from Fashoda
 WITHOUT CONDITION.
 London, Nov 1.-The Paris cores pendent Of the Daily Mail says France will retire from FashCda unconditional ly and without asking compensation.