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The age-herald., 1898-05-19
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen. smarting, nervous feet and instantly takes the sting out of fort discovery of the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. 1t Is certain cure for sweating. callous Sold by all druggists and shoe stores, By mall for 25c in stamps. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen 8. Olmsted. LeRoy, N. Y. cod.
The age-herald., 1898-05-19
Feel at HOm6.
FOUR VOLUNTEERS
Sent to Mobile Yesterday-Lieut. Malett Orr
 dered to Headquarters.

Only four volunteers were sent to Camp Clark at Mobile yesterday. They were as follows: Samuel G. Tanner, J. H. Hannah, Joe M Hines and E. Lynn.
 Lieutenant R. J. Mallet who for the past several days has been doing recruiting duty in this city, was ordered back to Mobile yesterday afternoon. From this 1t is thought that the First regiment is either full or so nearly full that recruiting ofi- cer is no longer needed.
The age-herald., 1898-05-19
More Mcney for spaiu

Buenos Ayres, May IS, via Galveston.-It is announced here that the 6panlards of Argentina have telegraphed another mill lion francs to Madrid a war subscription, and that the collection of money for the same purpose will be continued.
The age-herald., 1898-05-19
S1A9.cSRIA The fac- I ''sssis'' ''s|' ,; '2H2Nzzem -:.sS,,. ;s:ss

Camp Jeff Davis United Confederate Vet erans will meet on Friday goth inst, for the purpose of attending the county reunion at Lakeview. All veterans and their friends are invited, by order of theN commander.
 A. c. OXFORD, Adjtr.
The age-herald., 1898-05-19
Annual PicnicI

The colored employees of the Louisville and Nashville railroad yesterday held their annual picnic at Bangor Cave. Four coaches and a baggage car left the depot at o'clock with large crowd aboard.
The age-herald., 1898-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

The St. Clair and Loreno Vaudeville com
 pany is playing to good houses every
 night at East Lake. The performances
The age-herald., 1898-05-19

ayss E Ss'. Pick Leaf" smolias hasra 1ss.ss stands unrivaled for purity and flavor. Made from the purest, ripest and sweetest Tobacco It will please you. Try 1t.
The age-herald., 1898-05-19
musgrove and Altman Resolution

Musgrove introduced his resolution on the five hundredth ballot, which was closely followed by the Altman resolution. Both were referred to the committee on permanent organization, consisting of w. A. Walker (Ward), J. l.. Tanner (Banks) F. E. Blackburn (Miller) and M. J. Gregg (Coleman). The convention then adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock. at which time the. committee was instructed to report
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Evening star., 1898-10-29
Cnledoninn Club Entertainment.

The Caledonian Club will give a Hallow-
cen concert and hop Monday evening at 8
o'clock in Typographical Hall. The concert
will be under the direction of Miss Katie
V. Wilson, soprano, assisted by the Cecilian
Ladies Quartet and Mr.. VIM. l.. Wilson,
baritone. An interesting program has been
arranged Among those who will take
part. in addition to those mentioned above
are Miss Nirgie Luckett, Miss Salie Shreve,
Miss Berthe Thompson, Miss Irma G. Gala
han, Miss Josephine Burton and Mr. Robert
Patton. Mr.. Paton's rendition of Scottish
music will prove great treat to the audi
ence. Light refreshments will be served
At the close Of the concert dancing will be
enjoyed by members Of the club.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
No Tidinys of George A. Forbes.

Up to late hour this afternoon nothing
has been heard cone erning the whereabouts
OF George A. Forbes, the missing contrae-
tor. who disappeared suddenly Thursday
afternoon with several hundred dollars be-
longing to the firm Of Rodgers & Forbes, Of
which he is a member. Mr.. Rodgers is to-
day trying to make some arrangement
whereby the mechanics and laborerS who
are at present suffering the Consequences
of the absence of Mr.. Forbes and the
money he secured, and which was due them
for wages, will receive a least a portion of
their money. The friends of the missing
&C ntractor still hope for his early return to
the city, and continue to believe that some
i'll has hefallen him.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Dedication of Western High School
Police Inspection-Briefs.

The Western High School will be dedicated
this evening at 8 o'clock with appropriate
ceremonies. the exercises being held In the
large assembly hall on the first floor of the
handsome new building. A number of
prominent local people will be present, in
Guiding the District Commissioners and the
full membership of the board of school
trustees. DIR. B. l.. Whitman, president of
Columbian University; Mr.. John Russell
Young, librarian of Congress; Mr. w. b.
Powell, superintendent of the public
schools; Mr.. b. t. Janney, supervising
principal of the fifth division of the schools
which includes Georgetown and a number
of others will make addresses. Mr.. John
w. Ross, Commissioner Of the District,
will preside at the meeting.
During the course of the evening a mu-
sical and literary program will be fur
nished by the children of the school While
a limited number of Invitations to the af-
fair have been issued, a general invitation
is extended to the public to attend. The
new building will be illuminated from top
to bottom, and an opportunity of inspecting
the structure viii be afforded.
The inspection of the police of the sew
enth precinct occurred yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, Major Richard Sylvester Off
ciatlng, and being assisted by Captain
Austin and Lieutenant Pearson. After the
station was inspected the men We're formed
in line, thirty in ALL under Sergt. James
Conlon, and were drilled on the street, i'm
mediately in front of the station, the ma
neuvers being witnessed by number of
people. An excellent drill was put up by
the men, and many complimentary re-
marks were made about their fine appear
ance. Lieutenant Boyle of the third pre-
cinct was an interested spectator of the
drill.
Children's day exercises will be held to-
morrow at the Gay Street Baptist Church.
At IL o'clock the pastor, Rev. w. S. o.
Thomas, will preach a sermon to the chill
dren. while in the evening at 7:30 O'Clock
Mr.. p. H. Bristow, superintendent of the
Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school, will
address the school and congregation of the
Gay Street Church.
Mr. Charles p. Stohman of 32d street,
who has been very III. has experienced a
change for the better, and is now recover
ing.
Policeman E. c. Blake OF the county pa
troll force Is off duty on account of q
broken leg, his horse having fallen upon
him during the recent knights Templar pa
rade. The broken member is now In a
plaster cast. the officer being obliged to
use crutcheG.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
SUBSTANTIAL. AID.
Needy District Soldiers Supplied With
Winter Apparei

Some days ago it occurred to we'll
known department lady, who has contri-
buted literally both in time and money to
the well being of the soldier boys, shat it
might be well to interest the merchants
of the city n the poor boys in blue about
to be discharged from the army. She
argued that the small pittance they wolu1
receiv" from the government would not
more than Keep them in food during the
winter. and that something should be done
to keep them warmly clad. There were
a number of such cases at the Arsenal
1t is said, and among the District troops
there were several who need assistance.
The local merchants responded nohly TO
the appeal. Saks Il Company Immediately
dc mated five handsome Overcoats; Victor
+. Adler gave six overcoatS: Parker,
Bridget q Company gave three: Eiseman
Brothers gave three: Friedlander e.
Brother gave one: Loeb & Company gave
one; Tennile The Union Clother" gave
one; A. Herman gave one, and l. Grosner
gave one. b. Fl. SttnemetZ & Son guar
arteed to tit the boys out with hats. and
ether merchants, it is understood, will
swell the donations next week. Mr.. Allison
Nailor will drive the soldiers to the several
merchants today and have them fitted out
1t is understood a more determined effort
will be made next week to get more con-
tributiOns. and it is believed many of the
worthy soldiers will. through the efforts Of
this charitable lady, receive some needed
winter clothing.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
VAR MER.
Possibly Showers Tonight and Sum |
day.

Possibly Showers Tonight and Sun
day.
Forecast till s pm Sunday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly showers to-
night and Sunday; fresh easterly winds.
For Maryland and Virginia, showers, with
warmer in western portions tonight ana
Sunday; fresh east to northeast winds
Weather conditions and general forecast
Since Friday morning disturbance Oh
slight energy has appeared over the upper
Mississippi valley, attended by rain in the
states Of the Missouri and extreme upper
Mississippi Valleys.
Rain has fallen in the south Atlantic
states and along the immediate New Eng
land and New York coasts.
The temperature has risen generally IN
the Atlantic coast and gulf states, ana mas
fallen in the middle and northern Rocky
mountain regions.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with
showers, is indicated for the Atlantic coast
districts and the states of the ONO Vaney
and the lower lake region.
The following heavy precipitation un
inches) has been reported during the past
tWeutyfour hours:
Jupiter, "a: Quitman, Ga, 336: Thomas
vile, Ga. $50: Dominica, W. l., 1.S6; Colon,
L. S. of Colombia, LOS.
Tide Table.
high tide, 7:42 am. and 7:45 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:27 a m and 2:3A
pm; high tide $50 am. and S:2S pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises. 6:s4 am; sun sets, oS
pm.
Moon full at 7:1S am today.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 6:.S am
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 6:10 pm: eX-
tinguishing begun at 5;:4 am The lighting
Is begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at sos pm; extin-
guished at $40 am.
Condition of the Water.
Tempera cure and condition OF water at
am: Great Falls. temperature, ~; condi-
ton. 4; receiving reservoir, temperature, 90,
condition at north connection. 8; condition
at south connection, 4; distributing Iescr-
Voir. temperature, "a: condition at iniiuent
gate house. 3; effiuent gate house, 3.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer ard barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm yesterday:
Thermo.nCt ter-October %, 4 PM, 5O 8
pm. 40: II n, :dniskt, 36. October %. a.1n
SO; 8 am, 81; IL noon, 40; pm. rs. Max
imum, 56, at l pm. October %; minimum,
S3. at a. m. October %.
Barometer-October 2S, pm. 1896; 8
Pm. 3o.3I; - midnight, 30.38. October %.
4 am. 3O37: am, 3O.39; noon, 3O.4O; 2
Pm, 3O.3S.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
RATES FOR TRANSPORTATION.
Representatives of Railroads Invited

to Meet the QUHrtermNNler General.
Quartermaster General Ludington has in
vited representatives of all the railroads in
the south to meet him at his office in the
War Department November l for the pur-
pose Of reaching an agreement upon rates
for the transportation of soldiers and m, l.
itary supplies to and from the winter
camps recently established in the south.
The principal movement Will be from Camp
Meade Middletown. Pa. 20 the new camps
in Georgia and South Carolina.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
CONDENSED LOCALS,

Replying to a recent complaint OF Mrs
NJ. {. Bradford, 94+ Flarlda avenue north
west. that the windows In her house wer<
being continually broken by boys throwine
missiles into the locust trees IN from If her
dwelling IN order to knock down the pods
and that II was Necessary for somebody to
stay on watch to prevent this damage the
Commissioners have notified her that the
pods will be Immediately removed
Policeman Stahl of the 9th presinct
yesterday afternoon arrested John Cul,ins
whom he found in the grounds of the Deaf
ana Dumb Asylum acting in p SUSPICIOUS
manner. Some time after the priSo, ~
reached the police station he was taken
sick and showed symptoms of having been
drinking. He was sent to the Emergency
Hospital for treatment and the case vas
referred to Sanitary Officer Frank. who
will have the physicians examine him.
Henry Jenkins. colored and his former
friend. Ella Debney, had a quarrel Thurs
day night. which resulted In Henry knock
ing the woman down. Today he was tried
by Judge Kimban for assault AMI was
fined $50 with sixty days i'm jail I'm de-
fault. He did no: have the amount Of The
fine.
lie vehicle. was before the Police Court TO-
charged by Policeman Brady that he failed
the Baltimore ard Ohio depot A fine of 81
was imposed.
John Kennei iy, the alleged train robber
leader, and Jim Redmond have been In
tA1
Evening star., 1898-10-29
THEOSOPHY.

MAJ. J. A. CLARK WILL. SPEAK ON THE
theosophfcal motto There IL No RELIGION High
er Than Truth This In answer to the Massa-
ehnsetss court which rules theosophy is NOT q re-
pm. lts
Evening star., 1898-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SIX
days after my niece's death ! paid {. Glenn
Nichols. undertaken. Pa. ave. and % st. Sc,
her funeral expenses and on the 9th day Of July
received receipt paid in full of all demands l
am informed that up to the present date he de
nies that he has been paid STAG but says that
he has not received but S3I.
It, Mrs. DEIdA STUART.
EASTERN MARKET NOTICE.-oFFICE OF THE
CONiMISSIuNEiiS OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LJMBIA. Washington, October %, 1S9a-Ihe
EIStern Market will be closed on MONDAY. the
31St instant. and TUESDAY, November |, to
enable necessary repairs to he made to tue las :
Market House. Dealers in said market Will
be permitted to sell their goods on the pavement
adjacent to the market house while said repairs
being made. JOHN +. WIGHT. JOHN W T..
ROSS. LANSING II. REACH, Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia. or29-2t
THIS Is TO INFORM MY PATRONS THAT
have disposed of my interest in store :S20I NJ
st, Georgetown. to fake effect November /, 1SlS.
and that / Will continue the paint business AT
1911 Pa. NV. with increased facilities,
where | will he pleased to all my former
Georgetown patrons. All accounts due George
town branch will be receiptcd for at 1911 Pa.
ave NV. toc23-6D HtGH REILLY.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
Woodward s. LotE7roD,

EAIENsio\ OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT
Ot COLI ABIA-TO WHOM 1T MAN CONCERN:
ite c"u utisslUn created 10y section of the acr of
congress approved March 2 1898 enritled An
act l" l4oNiu. permanent system of highway.
In thai part Of the District Of CuluuI,is Iyinn.
outside cf cities has received from IN, (omInis
s!OheTS u the District Of Columbia cerr.:;.a
copy "f map showing a proposed p-ru,apenr
system Of Highways In The District Of CoInmh.
within the ares kroxp as section one REVISED
and corrected required by the terms of ths
act OF Congress approved June % ISIS ThIy
map and pi' is showing in detail how each lot and
tract is affected by the proposed system of high
ways are now exhibition In room No ~ 1th
noor Of the District building. All persons inter
esied are in7lted 10 examine the maps and pIsts
Ihe commission will consider any suggestions or
protests conc eTbing the location Of any highway
mr PoTtlch OF Highway shown the man,
ihe suggestions and protests MUST BE IN WRIT-
IN" ara mist set forth clearly the reasons for
Tue change. and show the property owned or con-
tr"'!eo by the objector- All protests. and 10
i"rth. mus, be submitted or before THE SEW
EN!H DAY OF NOVEMBER 1895 aud be ad
1resstd l" ne Chief II Engineers L. s. Army
wa Department. Washington. ID. C. The com
in!ssi5a WIZ meet November H. lS9S at 10
O'Clock a.. in The Office Of the Secretary OF
war tc Glspos" II all objections, and will tLsn
hear orally from those who desire 10 thus support
theIr written objections. X. A. ALGER Secre-
tsry Of War: y. bliss Secretary Of .he In
.erior; JOHN N. WILSON Chief OF Engneers
- o A. hiSh"aS Conmission Ocl-30t
Evening star., 1898-10-29
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER -, 1soS.

President Mckinley returned to Washing
ton from his western tour and then visited
Philadelphia to participate in the peace
jubilee there conducted: the ceremonies at
Philadelphia were impressive and an
elaborate scale. including a military pa
rade and a naval review. The Spanish
peace commissioners at Paris desisted from
their effort to persuade the United States
to assume the responsibility for the Cuban
debt and the consideration of other mat
ters was begun. 1t was decided by the
government to extend to January l the
time for the evacuation of Cuba. The Pres
ident issued his Thanksgiving proclamation
for November "A. He approved the findings
of the eourt-martial which tried Chaplain
Mcintyre of the battle ship oregon, dis
missing him from the service. 1t was an
ncunced that the President would shortly
issue an order excluding a number of gov
ernment positions from the civil service
rules, among them being pension medical
examiners and internal revenue officials.
The President appointed John i. Kennedy
of Washington member of the industrial
commission. to fiji a vacancy. The Supreme
Court decided against the legality of the
Joint Traffic Association. Admiral Samp-
son $ report on the destruction of CerveraS
squadron was made public. The supervis
ing inspector general of steam vessels is
sued his annual report, severely criticiSing
the work of the civil service commission.
the levying of political assessments upon
government employees. Serious race riots
occurred simultaneously in five southern
states; in Mississippi the most serious trou-
bles occurred, several whites and colored
men being killed; In North Carolina the
race feeling became intense and Governor
Russell warned armed men who had gath
cred in certain places to leave the state;
Senator Pritcbard of that state notified
the President that it would probably be
necessary for the governor to call for fed
eral troops to aid him in preserving order.
Governor Tanner of Illinois, In a speech
at Madison declared that if effort
should be made to import more laborers
into the state from elsewhere he would
meet them at the state line and blow them
to pieces with Gating guns. The supreme
court of California decided that under the
state law Mrs. Cornelia Botkin could not
be eXtradlted for trial in Delaware for
sending poison to women in the latter state,
causing their death: later the grand jury
of San Francisco indicted Mrs. Botkin for
the crime, and preparations We're made for
her trial in California. The bishops of ths
NJ. l.. Church held their annual conyen-
ton at Springfield, Mass. The National
Council of Women assembled at Omaha.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
SPIRITUALISM,

FIRST SPIRITU ALISTS' ASSOCIATION MRS
Cora l.. V. Richmond, pastor, at Maccabee Tenn
pie, 513 9th St anvil and 80 pm; ;
morning subject. Miracles and Spiritual Muni-
fcstatons, Contrasted and Coinpared;'' evening,
The Handwriting On the Wall" 1t
MR. E. Noble WILL HOLD A SPIRITUAL
meeting at his parlor, 1908 9TH St NV sun
day, 7:30 pm. Silver collection. Circle. Thurs
days. pm. IT.
SPIRITT ALISAI-W -WONN'S HALL, 72l 9TH ST
nv, Z pln. Suuday-By request of many friends
Miss Maggie Gaule of Baltimnre assisted by
Miss Virginia f. Wooster Of Pittshurg 1t.
MRS. NICKLESS WILL HOLD \ SPIRITUAL
meeting in her pallors 40 4th ST. nv. Sunday
evening, at 1:3o . clock. Spirit messages given
SPIHITUALISM.-ME JOHN SLATER Will. GIVE
spirit communications at Masonic Temple sun
day evening at S o'clock. Miss Y. Wonstcr Will
sing. This is Mr.. Slater's last Sunday evening
meeting in Washington at present. 1t
SIiHIrJ M.ISM-MRS. MCDONALD WILL HOLD
meeting Sunday : p. M. Nrnn's Hall. 721 9th
ST. II. w: psychumetric readings and tests; silver
collection. SttingS. iff3 iUth ST NV. Ii.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
Foreign Affairs.

The French ministry resigned result
of tumult IN the chamber of deputies on
the first day of the session, General Cha
noine, minister of wa, reSigning without
notice to his colleagues VINO afterward
followed suit in a body: d new ministry
was formed by NJ. Dupuy: there wGs some
rioting on the stress, but without serious
results; the court of cISSation, t. which
was referred the Dr"yfuS case Lnder the
decision of the Br SSon ministry to revise
that affair, began its WORK. The chances
of war between Frlncc ana England as a
result of MaCchand's 5 occupation of FashO-
da were preceDtiby diminished hy pub
lished statements that France would prob
ably Withdraw Il lrchant and re enquIsh
! claims to a Nile foothOlI, leaving the Gues-
ton of recompense Cor future negotiations:
his way to Cairo, With his official report;
General Kitchener rea eI"d London from
Cairo and was enthusiastically received;
by each government "eliIln; to the Fasho-
da affair. Official information came from
Pekin that the Emperor Of China mad been
found to be suffering from AN !ncurabe
kidney disease. General Correa, Spanish
/ minister Of war, tend@:ed his resignation.
but withdrew it upon The earnest S0iicita-
tionS of the Queen Regent and Premier
SaGasta, who represented thar his with
drawal from the cabinet would nrecipitate
a crisis which might caTse a revolution in
Spain. The Emperor ana Empress Of Ger
many proceeded on their way II Jerusalem
without exceptional incident. Among those
who died Were Pierre PuViS de ChaSannes
a noted French painter.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST SCOT
tish Rite Hall, 1907 q ST. NV. sunday service.
II am. subject, Adam ard Fallen Man"
Wednesday evening meeting o'clock, Mr. and
Mrs j. +; lihacott, {. :. D.'s readers. Public
cordially invited. Seats free It,
Evening star., 1898-10-29

John Kennedy, the alleged train robber
leader, and Jim Redmond have been In
dicted at Kansas City for the murder Of
Emma Schumacher last winter.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
In the District.

The triennial Episcopal convention closed
Tuesday night, after three weeks Of con-
tinuous work: Sunday afternoon cross
was erected on the crest of St. Adams
Hill. the site of the proposed cathedral in
CONNIE mora ton of the convention and IN
expression of gratitude for the peace be-
tween the United States and Spain; the
ceremonies We're attended by President Nc
kinley and the leading digntaries of the
church. Gen. John NJ. Wilson. chief of en-
gineers of the army, submitted his annual
report concerning the local works under
his charge, noting the need of additional
conduit from Great Falls to the distribut-
ing reservoir The attorney for the D.s-
trict informed the Commissioners thar IN
his judgment a saloonkeeper cannot legally
sell liquors after the board of excise has
rejected his application for renewal of
his license. The annual report of the board
of ch.ldren'S guardians was submit ed.
The CAPITALISTS holding a Gohtrol OF the
stock of the City and Suburban street rail-
way system purchased controlling share
of the bonds of the Anacostia railway. and
Il, nounced their purpose of equippn.: that
line with an underground electric plant
and consolidating it Il part of the City
and Suburban system. A change occurred
in the control of the stock of the Washing
ton Gaslight Company. RumorS of Il pfo-
posed consolidation of the rival electric
lighting companies were circulated ana de-
MED. The American Society OF Municipal
improvements and the Catholic Young
Mems National Union held their annual
sessions. John Price was found guilty. in
the Criminal Court on charge of stealing
the funds of the Metropolitan Street Rail.
way Company George Sewell, cotoret,
Shot and killed Mrs Susie Mahoney also
colored. Word was received of the death
from yellow fever, at Guantanamo, Cuba.
States Volunteers, "a well-known resident of
Nash!nSt Ston.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

CENTRAL UNION MISSION 622 LA AVE-
Maj. Hilton speaks Saturday night, SUNDAY. 8
pm and 7:3o pm; The meeting al on sun
day is for men only Meeting in lower chapel,
at hour, for women only. He will also
speak daily next week at 415 and 7:30 pm.
Come. 1t
Evening star., 1898-10-29
UNITED BRETHREN.

MEMORIAL CHURCH, COR. Il AND n. CAP.
sts., Rev. J. Il. Chamheilin, pastor.-Prsachng
II am. and 1:S0 pm. by presiding elder; ). $,
$50 am; Y. L. 5. G. K, $50 IN. 1t
Evening star., 1898-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE REGULAR QUARTERLY COLLECTION of
me MERCY RnX IEAGtE Of tAe SALVATION
ARMY Will take place between November
md Il. Bon N-h"ders plctse have boxes ready
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