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Evening star., 1898-11-18

Weather conditions and general forecast
Rain has continued in areas in the Atlantic
coast and middle and east gulf states. and
showers have occurl ed from the upper NJ s.
s-ssippi valley over the upper lake region
and in the north Pacific coast states. In
The region north of Montana and North
Dakota snow is reported.
The temperature is above the average for
the season generally throueh hout the United
States and from the middle and Eorthc
Rocky mountain region over the mlGdle
and upper Missouri valley the readings
average about Is above the normal. The
unusually high temperature in the sections
referred to has attended the eastward
movement ever the British Northwest ter
ritory of area of low barometer. The
center of this low area will move eastward
over Lake Superior and reach the St Law
{ renee valley Saturday, attended by show
ers from the lake regions over New York
and New England.
In the middle and south Atlantic and
east gulf states rain is likely to continue
tonight but Saturday promises to be fair.
No very marked changes in temperature
are indicated for any part OF the United
States.
Advisory messages for brisk 10 high
southerly. shifting to southwesteriy winds,
have been sent to all lake stations.
The following heavy precipitation On
inches) has been reported during the .,ast
twenty-four hours: Charleston, 1.5S; Sa-
vannah, 36S: Montgomery, LA; Mobile,
116; New Orleans, la
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
a.m.-Great Falls, temperature, 46; condi-
ton, IL; receiving reservoir, temperature,
40; condition at north connection, IA: con-
, dition at south connection, 10; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 40; condition at in
fluent gate house. 13; effiuent gate house,
IS.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 5:03 am. and 5:1S pm;
high tide. 1857 am. and 11:29 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 6:06 am. and G:19
pm. nigh tide. 1901 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 6:47 am; sun sets, 4:i4
pm.
Moon sets, 9:35 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, GAS am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 5:52 pm: ex-
ing is begun one hour before the time
named.
Arc lamps lighted at 5:37 pm; extin-
guished at Gil am.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer a: The weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia pm, 40; 8
m, Al; 12 midnight, 46.
November 1s-4 a.m., 4; am, 46: u
noon. 4S; 2 pm, 40.
Maximum, 40, at pm. November Is;
minimum, n, at m. November 1S
Barometer-November IA pm, 5000; s
Z. m 3O.OS; II midnight, 30.0S.
November 1S4 am. S0.O5; a. M, 20.99;
noon, 29.95; 2 Pm, 29.SS.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Lieut.. Haynes, New Post.

First Lieutenant Ira A. Haynes, quarter
master. 4th United States Artillery, has
been ordered to duty as acting assistant
quartermaster at the United States general
hospital at Washington barracks, D. c.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Private Nephew Discharged.

Private Frederick D. Nephew, hospital
corps, now on furlough at his home in
Washington, D. c., has been discharged
the service of the United States. This SOL
dier is entitled to travel pay.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
THE SATURDAY STAR.
some of the Literary Features in To-
mOrrosv's Big Supplement-.

Some of the Literary Features in To-
mOrrow's Big Supplement-.
The Saturday Star is a welcome visitor n
almost every home in the District Tor the
readers have learned from experience % cx-
pect something we'll worth their while.
These win not be disappointed tomorrow.
The Saturday Star this week will he brim-
fui of delightful reading. clever fiction, stoI-
les of travel and adventure descriptions of
scenes and incidents in everyday life, time
ly articles On dress and fashion and an
abundance of well-selected miscellany and
poetry.
1t is with great pleasure that the ar
nouncemant is made that tomorrow's Star
will contain another short story from the
pen of Ian Maclaren. 1t is one of the Test
he has yet written for newspaper puhlica-
ticn. In The Left Hand of Samuel pod-
son" this charming writer tells now with
his right hand, penurious old Sam Dodsan
saved farthirgs, while with his left he
gave sover eigns, and so the world did not
know 'Zaccheus' until Sam Dodson lied.
In addition to this The Star will contain
the sixth installment of s. R. Crocketts
fascinating serial. THE Black Douglas"
Among the other literary features of the
Saturday Star the following deserve spe-
cial mentiol, though they are but few Of
many:
ART AND tRTISTS QllustratedD.
Specimens OF some of the best work to be
shown at the third annual exhibition Of
the Washington Water Club, which
opens next Monday.
OUR TRADE RIVAL 0llustrateD.
The Argentine may well be considered our
principal commercial competitor in
South America. BY Frank Carpenter.
STUDENTS OF MUSIC Qllustrated).
Sterling Heiiig interviews one of the lead
ing teachers of Paris on the subject Of
American girls who are studying at the
Frencn capital.
THREE MILLION MEN QllustrateD.
The immense army which France is able
to put into the field and how the work
of mobilization is performed.
SEASONS FASHIONS.
the daintiest and most attractive gowns
which New York debutantes are wear
ing this fall.
SICK AND WOUNDED QllustrataN.
DR.. Nicholas Sem, lieutenant colonel of
volunteers and chief of the operating
staff in the field tells what he saw at
the front in Cuba, and draws some i'm
portant conclusions.
GERONIMO A POWER QllustrataD.
Indians revere the bloodthirsty old med
icine man; something about his quiet
life on the reservation.
THE SHIRT WAIST Qllustrate,D
More popular than ever because &C its
comfort; dress-up sleeves fit closely;
neck tiXilgs and quick ways to make
them.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
DO you love YOUR wife?

DO su love your children? II you should die 10.
tn - VIII E"a leave your loved ones enough cash
10 take care Of them for lifef II not ly nj tnsnr
dre dr lollcS at once Don't leave them TO the ten
loved wife pleading with the landlord for a littie
more ~ @ une before he turns her Of doors Thiuk
a low. foul smelling locality aud g,ttiEr along the
pest way they can because their father thought lie
H'm mortgage on his life and couldn't die
The most important business Won havp ON hand
ior ihis aay ~ I" see me and get Insurance pol
10y IN hrst-ciass company. can get you a policy
pest klnd or policy 10 take and furnish other inter-
"snihg data. Address as below and I will call and
ah matters over with you. l5c per diy will carry
s-Vov Insurance Tor man thirty years old. II vau
hNe twenty years you get the money. IL You die
Write now. - ~''
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Evening star., 1898-11-18

1t is sufficient to say
that you can now get a
"Meerl'' suit for SS5.
You know the kind
we've made for the past
quarter century.
Keen, 1910 F St.
nOIS-iOd
Evening star., 1898-11-18
UNSETTLED WEATHER.
Rain to Continue This Afternoon aud
Tonight

FORECAST till pm. Saturday.-For the
District of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania
New jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Eir-
Sinla, unsettled weather with rain will
continue this afternoon and tonight. fol-
lowed during Saturday by fair; easter.y
shifting TO brisk southeriy winds
Evening star., 1898-11-18
SIRDAR'S WELCOME.

The Stars London correspondent de-
scribes the reception to Gen. Kitchener
when he was presented with the free
dom of the city and a sword of honor.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

1t pays to read the want columns Of IT,
Star. Hundreds of situations are .Gr
through them.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

THE SHIRT WAIST QllustrateD.
More popular than ever because oe its
comfort; dress-up sleeves fit closely;
neck fiXirgs and quick ways to make
them.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

Ne" l!fe Goes Founding Through the Veins by usa
VI Ih1fp lure BERN Fl f.Y'- Whisky
Why rcLiain PAL, wan aud list
les, len il will quickly bring
,.,. hack htGlth, Try il. 81 at
IAMtS IHARP. s12 + STREET uo17-1oI
BoOkbfrding and ruling
II every description AT the lowest IossibIe
prices. Magazines bound in leather To- vol
HODGES. Bookbindcr, 5II 9Th s.: no17-Gd
LAW Having unequaled facilities
we naturally quote the lowest
Y EES prices. Ours is the only printing
BRIEFS slsssn sr lys15n. olns masnn%. m%.s'n'h %n
zoe per enables US 10 10 finer and neater
PAGE work In about one dfth the time
THOS. W. CADICK, 2I9 G ST.
n0I7-l4d
Evening star., 1898-11-18

GERONIMO A POWER Qllustratad).
Indians revere the b,oodthirsty old med
icine man; something about mis- quiet
life on the reservation
Evening star., 1898-11-18

NOVEMBER I6. IS9S.
There VIII be a meeting Of TIE Members Of
lEe Ear "f the District of Columbia. in the old
tlTCuit Court room at the City Hall. SATJR H
DAY November 10 1885. at two ~ O'c.ock pm. .
I" take acti"n On the death If Enoch Totten es-
qUire. SAMJ- FL. MADDOX
President Of the Bar Association
CORCORAN THOM. Secretary p0IT-2t
Evening star., 1898-11-18

SI1RITJ ALISM-WONNS HALL. 121 9Th ST
NV FRIDAY NIGHT and during the day at
"u5 St NV Miss Maggie Gaule of Baltimore.
nu17-2t-
Evening star., 1898-11-18

''The local club" continued Mr.. Howland,
sis composed of gentlemen whose sole pur-
pose is to elevate the sport of racing, and
free it, as far as possible, from those asso-
Citations which did so, much to degrade it a
few years ago. The club was not organ
lied as money making affair. Indeed, We
nave, with one or two exceptions, conduct
ed our meetings at a considerable loss. But
we uncomplainingly went ahead, confident
Evening star., 1898-11-18
ThOughtless Men

look Cnly al the price; sensible men look
al TIE quality also. Our $40 Business Suits
are Of excellent wearing material. as well as
or stylish and exclusive patterns. Cut and
finished Only by skilled and experienced :ai-
lurs.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-12-31
GOING TO CALIFORNIA
Our UpiOlstered Tourist Cars Are thu
Hest.

Our Upholstered Tourist Cars Are the
Hest.
We are the pioneers in the tourist car
business. The Minneapolis & st. Louis
railroad runs elegant upholstered tourist
cars to California points without change,
leaving st. Paul z, Minneapolis, 1885 p.
m. every Thursday via. Omaha, Denver
and Salt Lake, the Senic Line
On Nov. %, and each succeeding Tues
day we will run an additional car via.
Kansas City and Fort Worth-the South
ern Route-no attitudes and no snow.
This line being the quickest and best
appointed is most popular.
Through sleeping car berths large
enough for two persons only S.. A gen.
tlemanly conductor and colored porter
accompanying the car to attend the
wants Of the passengers. Our parties
are select. For full information address
A. d. Cults, general passenger and ticket
agent, Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Send for descriptive matter.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-12-31
FROM The CAPITAL.

John Pewters, Jr., of Co. G, 18th Min
nesota volunteers, writes a very inter-
esting letter to his parents from Manila,
and sends a check to his mother as
Christmas present. He also sends silk
handkerchiefs and Manila cigars to his
father together with military map of
the place and descriptive sketch of the
inhabitants. He has never been sick
day since he left home. He was next
to Capt. Seebach when shot, and helped
to carry him to the rear He is making
a collection of relics to take home with
him.
There seems to be an exodus of the
different divisions of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians towards Cretin hall once
more. Div. No. was the first to lead
In this direction. Then No. 8 followed
closely after, and now Div. No. l, at it's
last meeting, voted to meet hereafter at
that cosy hall. which has been thorough
ly fitted up for society meetings in every
particular. 1t is also rumored that Div.
No. 6 will follow, when the hall will
then be known as A. o. H. hall, with
flags, banners, pictures, furniture and the
general paraphernalia Of the growing or
der, including the Hibernian Rifles, A. o.
H. band, ETC.. in evidence all around
Christmas, 1898, was most happily and
grandly celebrated here, and especially
in the churches. The joyous solemnity
Of the Catholic churches, as usual, was
most sublime. The cathedral services
were simply beautiful in decorations,
music and sermons. The pastor, Father
LAWYER, always untiring in purpose fair
ly surpassed himself on this occasion.
ST. Mary's, st. Vincent's and all the rest
were most brilliant and crowded to the
doors with faithful worshipers.
p. l.. Dawson, the veteran Hibernian,
has started hotel in South st. Paul,
next to the Stock Exchange building, and
is doing WE'LL
The public reception about to be ten
dered to Gov.-elect Lind and Mrs. Lind
on the evening Of Jan. 3, promises to be
one of the grandest affairs of the kind
ever held in the Capital City. 1t will
inaugurate the era of a new and progress
sive Democracy in the North Star state.
Div. No. /, A. o. H., will give house
warming" at it's next regular meeting,
which will be held in Cretin hall on the
evening of Jan. 4, 1885, All members of
the A. o. H. Of Ramsey county are cor
daily invited to be present.
Div. No. Z, of West St. Paul, gave
grand entertainment at Paul Martins
hall last Thursday evening. 1t was
grand success both financially and So
cially, and the hustling officers of the d.
vision deserve great credit as entertain
ers on the occasion.
Peter Carroll, one of the most popular
police officers in St. Paul, is out on the
streets once more, after pro-
longed siege of sickness Peter looks
| we'll, but is in new danger of having his
arm put out of joint from continual
Misunderstanding by his numerous friends.
The Ancient Order of Hibernans will,
from now on, be getting ready for the
coming st. Patrick's day celebration.
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opened. with like result. This, of
course, put an end to the funeral for that
day, and the chief mourners went to the
hospital in Dublin, where, it is alleged,
they were unable to obtain any satisfac-
ton at first, but finally it was found that
the remains of both children were still
in the institution, and they were coftined
this time in earnest. and conveyed to
duly took place.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-12-31

Tho delinquent subscribers of the Irish
Standard would afford much pleasure to
the publishers by RENTING checks for
arrearage during the Christmas holidays.
The labels on their papers indicate the
date up to which they haive paid.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-12-31
BOOKS!
OUR READERS.

You may find just what you want by looking
over this list. Any book mentioned herein will be
sent by mail postage paid, to any address upon re.
cept of the price.
Liberal discount made if several books are wanted
Write us for terms if YOU want number of these.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-19
Dc Ia Capital a Mayagiiez

Clrcunstsncias de fndole particular me
obEgaron regresar esta ciudad de Maya
giiez despues de ounce dfas de ausencia v
CON este motive he tenido de nuevo cue re-
correr Ia parte norte oeste de Ia isla OR
toda case de pcreonas residences en- distin-
tos pueblos.
ri asunto principal de la conversation
hs edo, conlo natural Ell bombsrdeo de la
capita, Ia actitud de su guarnicion vecin.
dsrio, que es alabado sin reservas por todo ell
mupdo.
g., He tenido que repetir mil veces los
mismos detalles del valor acierto de
nuestros artilleros soIdados de todas armas;
de los servicios prestados por los ciclistas,
y guerrilleros montados voluntarios; de la
serepidad de los auxiliares de la artiilerfa;
de la con6anza tranquilidad de todas las
fuerzas armadas, frmes en- su puestos; de los
peligros afrontados por algunas eecciones de
Ia Cruz Roja al llenar So humanitario come.
tido; de la actividad de los bomberos al
apagar los incendios causados por ell fuego
enemigo; y por atimo, de la aotitud admira.
bile del pueblo, que mientras la ciudad reci-
bfa una terrible granizada de proyectiles,
circulaba por las GALES, discutfaf sobre el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-19

LA euscrlpci6n nacional asciende has
ia hoy la suma de $lO6,473 OF.
-Junta Central del Censo de Poblaci6n.
Circular concediendo un nuevo y ultimo
plazo de veinte dias contados desde ell l9 del
corriente, para que las juntas locales que no
haysn terminado los trabajos del censo, 10
verihQuen la mayor brevedad possible.
Circulares del Iltmo Sr. Secretario
del Despacho de Hacienda, que dicen asf:
la. En- vista de los ingresos exiguos
por Ell concepto de c6dulas personales en- ell
presente ejercicio, se ha servido disponer ell
lltmo. Sr. Secretario del Despacho de Ha-
cienda que los se7ores expenditures de di-
cbos documentos en- esta isla, va sean los
Ayuntamiento, Administrators locales,
Colecturfas, instituciores particulares, re-
mitan eete Centro en- Ell plazo de diez dias
que sc les senala, relacion de las personas
obligadas tomar c6dula personal no 10
hubieeen hecho, para exigir & quienes CORES.
ponda las responsibilities reglamentarias
10 que por disposition de S. S. Iltma.
Ee inserta en- el <Periodico Official, para
general conocimiento.
Puerto-Rico, II de Mayo de ls9S.-El
Administrators Central, Nicolds Duud6n.
"a De orden del Iitmo. Sr. Secretsrio
del Despacho de Hacienda, 70 hace saber al
p1blico en- general y al Comercio especial
mepte, que por dicho Centro Sc librarA sobre
la Cain del Ministerio de Ultramar en- los
dlss 2oy 2l del actual, al tipo de 22 por 100
premlo: y que el minimum de la cantidad
porqoe se gire. sera Ell de 500 pesos moneda
espaAola corriente.
Puerto-Rico, l8 de Msyo de l89s.-El
Iesorero Central, Ndrciso So1er.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-19
Los cdtoIiCoS nortoameriCanoS

Nuestras lmpresiones de Ultima hora,
aunque fundadas mas que en- concreta infor.
maclon en- juicios y pareceres, quiza dema'
slado vagos, pueden tai vez resultar intere.
santes, para la appreciation moral de los pre-
sentes sucesos.
Un distinguido caballero extranjero, ca
su juicio, no puede menos de reconocerse
la importancia ue habrA de tener la media. p.
ci6n de Su Sant1dad Leon XIII en- favor de
Ia paz.
Amo Ia paz, y la deseo para bien de
mo ia. vez lamento con razon que los peri6.
dicos espanoles hayan atendioo mas = las
exageraclones de los jingoistas que la cam.
pana que Is prensa catoiica 2orteamericana
viene slgulenoo contra la guerra.
Esta ca'npaila empezo casi al estallar Ia
guerra de Cuba. Periouicos revistas ca.
tollcas han ahrmado que no solo periudica.
ria IL comerclo de los Estados Unidos una
guerra con Espana, slno que dai1arla ell man.
1enimlen1o dc Ia normalidad poi1tica interior
de Ia gran Repubica
Los Estados del Oeste 80 verfan eA <:orto
plazo amenazados de grandes perdidas, pnes
va la depreciation de la plata ooliga al go
Dierno federal aceptar con gran perjulcio
Ell referido metal procedente de las minas
del Pacftco, y claro es que esta p6rdida Sc
RIA lnsufrlble cusndo Ia guerra obligara al
Gobierno mayores gastos.
Los Estsdos del Sur, sc hallan,. como
va dij 10 un notable polftico norteamericano,
esperanto la menor causa de desequilibrio
general para revolverse, resuoitando sus pre-.
tenslones en- extreme descentralizadoras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-19
NOTICIAS

~ Siguen tom&ndose activfsimas y
muy Oportunas precauclones mllltsres en-
esta capital. La v;gilancia que hay aquf y
en- todo el litoral dc ia is,a es extremada.
Ell espfritu pdblico es excelente en- todo ell
pats. Deben, pues, cesar temores pueriIee
en- ell elemento femenino, efecto de gQasoLes
8 ssustadizos que SO entretienen en- propagar
noticias alarmantes. Con6emos en- nuessras
autoridades que velan por nosotros. No te-
nemos que temer nsdie: somos bastsntes
fuertes para oponernos y oontrarrestar las
intentonas del enenaigo, ST es que pensasen
en- haoerlas. Hoy mas que nunca necesi-
ia serenidad y calma para ealir airosos dc
las presentes circunstanclas y saber atener-
Ros s 10 que nos convene haoer.
~ De Hatilto escriben: <Con
motivo del santo de s. NJ Ell Rey, 20 adorn6
la Casa consistorial, 10 que llam6 muoho la
en- dias como este, ell consistorio no d&ba
sehales de vida. Por Ia noohe ell edi6cio fu&
iluminado hubo retreta ia primera que So
celebra en- Hatlllo) y se dieron vivas Estos
fueron dados por Ia muchedumbre que habfa
en- la plaza, S. Nj. Ell Rey, i Espaha, s la
victoria del IL de Mayo, 4 Puerto Rico
siempre eapaflol al alcalde. Todas las
personas que sc hallsban en- los BALCONIES y
salones del consistOrio contestaron los vlvas.
HI eenor aloalde Sc porto muy bien A todos
los concurrentes obsequi6 con cerveza, = al
gunas botellas de rom viejo fueron tamhien
repartidas los que preferfan este aquella.
La orquesta que dirige ell senior Lacost%,
TOGO dicha retreta en- honor al Santo de S M.
"a las buenas nuevas que nos traj 10 la pfensa. !,
~. Gel Heraldo,> 6rgano de la colonia
espahola en- Santo Domingo, tiene en- pro-
yeoto tletar un balandro que haga viajes en-
tre dicha capital Mayagiiez, con ohjeto de-
estar al dfa de los successes que ocurran en-
esta isla mientras duren las presentes cir
cunstsncias. Asf podran contrarrestarse las
propagandas o6ciosas que hacen desde ell
extranjero nuestros enemigos.
~. Mucho nos ha oonplacido Or los
enthusiasts mercedes eloAios que nos han
hecho de Ia sehora y senoritas de Albert,
cue haitian en Ia casa ndmerd 27 dc Ia Gale
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-19
Luna KoTman0s, Y C0npanIa.

los dnicos inportaderes Puerto Rico del famoso
vino tinto v haneo de mesa, maroa Angucana Nnsu-
de recibr ambien extenso surdo
vinOs de Champana superior cOres hnos, trn
mazapanes, futas jugo en- almbar auardiente
clase de artcuOS del Nad1e pTeSentara
surtidO melor.
doade hallar&n holgada ectanoia los 1900
socios que constituyen el Cfrculo. Ell mag
nffco hotel al cual nos referimos, cuenta
suntuosos ealopes, una vastfsima terraza
todas las dependencies que requieren maz
de cien carruajes locomotives, propiedad de
los socios, siendo digno, en- suma, de la i'm
portancia que ha adquirido uctualmente ell
uso de los vehfcnlos meoAnicos. En- ell mes
pr6ximo de Octubre, los socios del Club par
tirAn desde la plaza de is Concordia sus
exoursiones, reaizando de manera notable ell
movimiento de la oirculaci6n en- aquel dis
trito de Paris.
Dunno oCAsIoN;-s Sc vende 9 arrienda Ia hacienda
~~~"~ baneta Algarrobo ternlino municipal de Ma
yagtez. Dcha hacienda Queda kometr de dstanca
de Mayaguez Para pormenores drigirse don Arturo
~. Nos escriben de Toa baja: GEL al
lcalde de este pueblo, nuestro ami 60 don
Francisco J. Salss, Sc ocupa con ell mas vi
vo inter6s de facilitar gratuitamente, de
acuerdo con don Jose Nevarez, tambi6n
amigo nuestro, todo el aqua potable que
pueda consumir este vecindario, mientras
lure la actual sequfa que venimos sufriendo.
Esta es Is conteetaci6n mas oportuna, el
nentfs mas elocuente que puede darse al