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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
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Ninc Wcitcrc Mo6c miro perocheu.
bis Der Nntl hcip, Oh Rrico oocr
Nrlcpcn ipIl6cu Spunicn mo oell
&ercinigtcn StNotcn, ge9cben miro.
>Iderilh cuportcte man, BAH pce
Frdllpenten u,rbangnlBuolc Eotlhoit
ldn9ltens bis Wiittwoh Dem GonoreE
ilber9eben weroe, oo6 in Der leptcll
Stunoe wuroe Dem Frdiiocntcn cine
ldnSere 6riit, unp aus sSaibinstom
beri6tet man fir gan; SewiR, oaB crit
ant Sltermontas Mcainleu's Bot
l6ait ben Congress erreihen wirc.
Der Gntl6eio pebnt ii6 alio iiber
pas Oiterieit binouS. Mose oas
Anie.itebunssieit Ben liebcn ,lricoen
brinsen! @as INNER Die ericbnte
SptlNait brinSen miro, semdB Grfld
ring Der WitSlieper Oes Cabinets uao
Sremoc bes Erdlioenten i'm Cabinet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
.CHrrm 1898.

Die Seit peo Nrilblln9S 1T lpleoer
ms yanp 9cio9en, mo lpenn ple'e
ircbc Seit oeS Wtenlhen Neri e%r1rclt,
oaml bringt ms poS &lrhcnlNbr elnen
crhabenen ,ycittu9, Der 10 reht parnuh
uu0tthuu lit, IN Dem mcn'bllhen
Ner;eu nelle N&iin'he mo Nrpartlll=
Oen rcNe III MAIDEN. Wtit Dem vrilb
iabr ;icbt audi Sitcrn ms vano.
Nur mebr meli0e Gage trcnnet ms
uon Dem S~lter'onntd9c. had etllcnI
lonocn uno burteu Minter, Der lelblt
Dem Nriibinhr ieine Hehtc lnmtr nod
nidt abtreteR mill, wiemobl Der &nlen
Der ms Dor ilber uht Su9en ltpn Den
&e0ium oeS ,Sulblin9o un9eiel9t bate,
werpen mir clu pGiBeS Slterlelt III
ieiern baben. Nllbe Mllloe lllo
Stlrme ieoen iibcr bic nod er'tarrl
duslehenoen @eillpe, bpnentlth ubel
merpen Die Sitern Den trpltl9en ~e.
iellcn, oen 9&inter ;lm Melhen brt=
oen. Sonn miro iih Die Srl't zines
>epen ireier beben I'M SewuBt'eln pel
INSTRUMENTATION Natur. Gas S'tcr
ieit lit ia i~iberbalpt wobl paS lhon't'
aller relialolen Nelte. .Ste lbm II
Wrunpe lleNeupe ,Soec Der Nurera
itebun0 bat etwao GrbcbenpeS nh
iepeu menldllihen Weilt, meB Wlul
ben er audi INNER lei. >Sn Slterre't,
tommt ouo Erin;ip ;lr %eranlhGull
hun0, pdI aus DEM lteten 9Setlel pc>
Sin9e INNER plecer neleo Eebcn her.
porouillt. GS gebort nit Slm S'ter.
ieiie, paB Dusletbe geraoe III Die ,yrltb.
linos;eit iGllt. "a ieiert allh oit
menlbiihe Sruit ibre Nlierltehung
lleue NoiinunSen ipronen nit Den
Trlblina aus ltnlerm Sinnen mn
Srahten. Eielleiht weroel mir III
nit Dem ~iatlenpen vaube I'll wrabt
lesen miiiien. Negen mo pfle9er
mir lie aber einltmeilen, pielleiht pai
lie oeunof sllr Mubrbeit meroen.
Sitern unp ~,Srilblin9 Shone bin
benbe Seit. @ohl ut in pie'em vunpt
Der Sriiblius niht 10 ihon, mie bel
ms orallBen I'M ulten %uterlunpe
SAneu unp fait mpermittelt lit Del
l~leberganS o Der adlte SIR @iee,
unp tur;e :3eit nrlr callert pas Sprp'
len uno Sliitben mo Suften. Salp
leloet Die Z onne hire Strablen lell9enp
bsiB bernieoer aui unlern Continent.
Nber bielc Strublen reifen Die Nrnte,
Die N%oIfnuuaen pes Eancmannee. llno
nad) Sltern, Dem Gage Der Nllrer=
itebuns uno Noiunng, tommt Der
Gag Der Grnte uno Santlu9un9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Nurt=Oafuta.

Yin votes.-Scr ~l6j0brl9c
Ereb. Erotmam wuroe dm Sieultag
bel Spin Yates, Spinf Gpuutp. nab
reno or llh aui Der ,ta9o belanp,
ourh Suiall 9etootet. Ills er in Elm
Eopt ltei9en Wolltc, eniluo lih plop=
lib lein Wewehr mo Die 9anse vopuno
prdng linn in Den llnterlelb.
u.-horo Sntoiu beliEl
III Der Eerlpn oce Nidtere Follod ei
ncn inlatilhen Semperen,ler. T
Dem, Der elmer &erletung peo Ne=
tr0ntepcrbpto angctln9t III, plttlrt Ell
Die hohlte Straic III, welde pa9 "e
lee erlaubt. A,ier hat or einen Mann,
Der ;unl ;wcltcn Otdle pu9 Helei'
ilbcrtreten bate, aui iilni;ebu Wtonl
tt IN !3udtbnuo 0elhltt. Ger Apo
tbetcr Stor; III EuIialo mlEtc wc0eli
oellclbcn &er0ebens nui 80 Gage ms
Wefdn9niH mannCrn unp ullHer elmer
Weloltrafc bon $500 nod Die soften,
etpa 5000, be;ublcn. SuH Dieler
Nidter wirtlih i%anatilb in Ee;u9 uli
Sempcrcni 1T, 9ebt aud nod oaruue
beruor, pdE CT 9nni gemcine Eerbrc
der perbdltniImdHig milpe bcbonoelt.
60 lpllroe elncm n sabre lltcn Eur
lhcn, welher ieine l6idbri9e Stlue
TER mnittlld un9c9rinen uno cincm
anpcrn Eurlhcn, welher oullclbc
Wdohcn pergelpaltl0t bate, Scltattet,
lid) oeo einiu6en Nn9riiiS idulpi0 II
bctenncn. ,<epcr fam nit 80 Suocn
~"icfdngniH uno elmer @eloitrait bon
SlOO irei.
E~isbOn.- Sle Nlepatprtompo0
nte 81 WISDOM unD III onocrtn lsldtcn
pon Ndnlpm Nountp hattcn Den Nnrs
mcrn uer'prohcn, oaE lie ibnen IN
oitlem Nrilbjabr S%aOtpei;en ~lieicrn
Wllroen. PUN BADEN tie alleo NietrCipc
pcrlhint uno Die Warmer benahrif
tlGt, ban tic lid onperelpo Inn Sadt
wel;cn lm'cbcn miliien. Sieie Fer
ripic bat inter ben Nurmcrn bc0reii
llhcr Neilc NroEc Nntrilltung bcrpor
gerlicn.
lNorticElnO oui Seitc S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
,>d) piicrire cinide QroG,

VA oNcrtre etll1e 9roEt ..
gains III Spc;ereicn. Sduut hi.
% Rio. Niite California Pfaumer : o.
% Vfo. cute HoiInsn iir ....... 400
8 Bib, 6arcu Hio.Suiiee iur. ..... l..
10 BIO Iurcu Trriihe iur ..... lU.
10 Vtn. Jnrcp Aurltoieu fur. ..... iU.
Slhcrt clh picle bargains be-
!. y i mann in Nidmunp. y
=. .Sur Nuhriht, puH ih Cur,
ppII't0nplNc nno NlS9e;eihnctc a..
lpuhl, be''cr llnp 'doner ais ie ;ug..
al FllNponren lnp Nilteu i'm "a
labr lltr Somnler elngetnuit babe. 6.
lcpt ilr %cli6tIgum9 porlicot nm g.,
blllt0er ais icmnlS pertauit min. b.
9crdlli1cm :3ulpru6 laoct Gin Wlt'.
Nett, Nlbanp, Wtint. lG I.
-. Mcnn ibr critcr Nlunr ub.
materorbeit lpollt, Damn lcbt ;Gu.
II obcrtlou. l. Il
- tin uollitGnpi0cr &ormtb dU
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Edrn1h, Nt.u. =
NJ, mo Der cin;i0c %uollitdnol0c N.
rntb an S0pctcn III Der StoOt yc
N~ullep& J bur@oulG l. p
- Die ". ~. 2&ire 0i0duH.
80. hat ibre Commercial Eououct rI
9orre an Den Mtnrtt 0cbroht. E,
allen Nolhcm miro lie lin ol00c;u-
net 0cboltcn. &crluht oiticlbt wH,
tie lplrp cub 9ciNllcn -
- Silr ciucu out palicuocM, .
fcrl'tem Stpf 9tmuhteu Slttrou;
1cbt NJ ! bn&nutou i'm .c
|lct, St. WermNinltrOEc. &lll,.
ais Die IN Den Storco gctnuitcu '.,.
gen Nn;ilOc. 49,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

auSWdrtiSe Nerste cine FritnnS 81
beiteben uno 800 iiir cine yicen; 81
be;ablem baben. Gr uno bic ilbrlsen
Ner,te Ser @eielli6ait baben aber 10
tort G~rlaubniB befommen, Sl prattiSls
rem. Zen Weneral Slanco ldilocrt
~. veiier ourhaus ni6t ais ben bar
ten, grouiam ueranlaSten Wann, ipie
er pielen Nmeritanern erlheint 10
babe i'm gum Geilpiel bic S6iloerm9
pom ,Srl. SARA Barton, Die tie IN
We0euport oes EDITORS Dem Weneral
pon Den veioen Der HeconcentraOos
ma6te, III Sbrdnen geriIbrt.
SecretGr GliB bat cine d /
3 un9 ilber baS Gigentbumsre6t Ell
nes SbeileS Der vdnoereien abge9eben,
meldc in Dem b~erilbmten Gbica9o'er
,Sceuier= Sou" inpOlpirt lino, bel Dem
es lid I'M @%rumpbelip I'M Mertbe pom
Is bis 30 Mill. bunoclt. Niilis9e
nerolompalt oeS requirements oeS
,Snlern, Nihter Eunoepenter, bat Die
GntIheioun9 perfaBt. Us beiBt oaz
rim, buB Die llierlinie oeo Vofe Wtidiz
0au Die Wren;e Don Der S%unpcSre9le=
umnS un Single uerlhentten ydnOereien
biloete. Surh Die Shentung babe
lid bic SunpeSregierlns oeo %elie=
rehto be9eben uno babe paber telnen
9lnlpuld oli oaS lpdter alSel6pcmm=
te ltreiti9e Eano, weldeS allo fem Of
ientlihes vuno lei unp paber nldi
purh Scrip" ermOrben werben ton
lie. Gum ShluB miro oos &erfabrel
oee irilberen vdnoomtscpmmiMdre
vomollreaur Dem ieine ,Nnoiscretior
III Der AnSele9enbeit iein ant %toltete,
i6ari oeriiot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
lluSlamt.

Spdnien lit am Glpe leines
s$iees angelan9t. llnpermo9eno, lei
ne NutoritGt auf Gubu lelblt nit alien
Wtitteln pee Shredens mnp Der Wez
malt Der Saiien auire6t 81 erbaltcu,
mill es Jest, oaB anpere Wddte linn
bethlehem lno linn belfen, Guba Der
'p0nllhen &rpne I'll erbalten. Yer
Eaplt ais oberlter Aoirte Der tdtboll=
lhen Gbriltenbeit lit gleihialls anse=
0an0en worpen, leinen ViniluB III
Wunlten Spanieu's III uermenocn,
man lit aber III Hom gut unterridtei
uno weiI raber, paB pas ameritani
Idle &olt ebenlOweni9 wie leine De
0ierun9 cine birette Vinmildun0 oes
Fapltes oulpeu wilrpc. 9%cnn veo
NH. aber auf Sponlen einen Srut
alisilben mill, pamlt eo lid nidt III Ell
mem &rie9e nit Den Ser. Staatel
perleiten lai'en wenn Der Eaplt Spa=
nlen rdtb, Die cubanilhc Nra9e irieo
llh 81 lo'cn. Damn miro er lid Den
Can't Der 9ull;en Melt perpicnen.
Nahpem Der II ei6sta9 in Die
,verien Se9anSen ut, bat Die Spon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

Ve ,nuor cine iolbe NusNeuuno pom bargains. we III nHiem Jabie
rel inns. Meue ypaoren ~ Bargain 4reien ,eiaen Gh III oil ibrer @lore
aommt mmo ubn ,eugt euh ielbn, cuB IS teinen Eob qlbt. no ihr nit Der
rdmliheu Siberbett ub Ostoromie einfauien tonnt Ms bfi6arr,ons. Spe
,ieMes fir Die Sherpote:
~ amtcl=0 cpartcmcmt, 1adcm, Sdbmltcrfra9cm, Sfirts
Seine SualtGt Yroaecloib 0adsn iur 2omen IN Stwari mo Jar
ben, nit Scoe snn, umo cor 9sinhert, muroen bii9 iGn i'll 81 50 per suId.
in biser Wote MIR IS 90.
@ons isiosns 9upss ir lnmsn nit Spibsn.Srauien mn Den 9uteu.
bsiebt nit idoeuem Sauo, gan; uno gar fen 9eiuttert, ipe;iel i'll oidpr yo
dc SO IS.
yr ueian Die g,oBte mo anSf benofe Nuswahl OIL mooernen pom
Stneieer semadtev &leiosrr 0den in Central lfiuueiota nor III HreWm pou
% Gs bis $1,000 per Stut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07
Nie ~ bics!

Jpir suts' t'rturttr' Trair, gfslnunat ts
Ntfl SII ssa aIiIris. TIT nit !grb ! nnttmtn
ron ril's Niiiri.. Fg' .,ili snsUn iirn.
\. !. Ittrtp & Ct. Sia'n't Islsis [.
1pr tr lfiUrttdd,;ta tl.t \. y 9knsp iUi
t,r lssitr : litra itIrstlutt atm i'm iurpsp
Tam n ttur!,ii IN ~, SfAlirFptrtantiGnat,
uneshr,t ttiliiai al Ssr ft,rtr NINA t'ra'
eSnatnm F,,tt ;'t'riitr ~ ttilafH
RtfStrgsi s's..irtdt Irrdat;tT fH'
~ E.
tdt.rrssrlftn. istss, &.
6aa't 1nirst. Rus s,re tnatrliA atusmmsn vpi
siilt eistit auf siS Oiut sns III f&.timiafn Cbssai
Or es sshtaS aua,,H, fri sufsntt. SuS
Is Itsts bic RlafAs. t~triLitt Zen aast upstlslMs
0ous 6amiliea,Ei1sn bic beften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

W puutai II Yute.-GtWa 100
runiiide Weanoniten uerlieBen oiele
> rtl6ait am WittwOd in einem Spez
sioluse, um it'd na6 H%unaoon, N.
,, III beseben, in peiicn llmsebuns
lie lid nieoerlallcn wcroen.
: t. Enul. - Die Nemptraten
aopptirten IN ibrcr Gonpention am
Sonnerita9 eine Sreililbers Flatrorm
lnp npminirten ~ Hnbolpb Sbl'1S
mann iiir Mapor; Antbonp SoerS,
IT,, iiir Gitp Gontrplcr uno Hltdrn
Z. Mc9tomes iiir Shutmeilter.-
~ienerol Apiutant Wtilblber9 trl''I
%orbereitun9en filr Den &rieg. @'
bat ooS Mrie9s Seportcment III 9%a.
Ellington bena6rihtigt, oaB CT ein'
neue Sotterp Irtillerie %pr9anlllre mn
miiniht nuil bic neuelteu SoctitS.
ZIt:Tufutu.
Aberdeen. SaS sroB,
SrameNebGllpe binter Dem nellen 2%drp
Notel melbeS iilr MGlherei lnp Va
oer;pete bcnllpt wurpe, mel am vtttt
nod Wtpr0en tur; nah Mtltterndh
ben Elammen gum Spier. Hut pos
neue i,ptel aerietb mebrere Mdle IL
Sranp, bod berrl6tc 9liitliher Mel
ie Minpltile, 10 paB Die Nlanmel
lepes Nal wieper gelolht weroel
tpnnten. Ter au9erihtete Shooel
iii purd &erliherlng 9epett.
SiourNalls. Nur DC
Moiebup N~eierpatipn iinp mebrcr
Meaierum9s, DISQUALIFICATION errldte
worpcn. Sielelben belteben aus CT
nem Spppel s%%obnbaule, elmer 9$ua
ner mo Stmicoe &ertltdtte, elmer
MfaSu;ln mnp einem sSobnbauS III
Den Mu9a;iu Glert. ebenrollo be
Nnpet iih wcui9e Mteilen pom Den &c
nannten @ebGloen eln Shulbaus
SIC ~(aebGuoc biloen Die l%lutcra9entl
Der vower Srule Snolaner, melt)
ibre h%elerpaiiou perlieBen, I'M /
pieler weseno III leben, pd "a
yanc, wic Tic behoupten, bier belIe
lei.
E|ierre. Ter Nenerdl Nb
lutunt Wlln,di dllc InenDrell II
Staate art Section |, Hapitel ii
Der @eiepe uon 1898 auTmert'am
mahsu. welhe beiiimmt, puB Die per
lhleoeuen Gountp SpWulbip= Nitn=
&illa9e mn Comm Alielloren, BEN
susiertiSen Tires jdbrlihen Allef
ments, cine viite aller perienigen Eel
'onen in lhrcn reip. Siltritten aus
;uierii9en haben, welhe Der Mtllltdl
phiht %untcrpprfen linn uno cine lOl
DIE vilte nit Der IileHment hplle bcil
Gpuntp Nucitpr, unp cine Nblid
perlelben bel Dem Eencrul Noiulur
ten hinicrieaen Iollcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-07

Gtne GrtaItmm9 tn eim.m laac 81 heiien.
Ettmi attntrente Srsns 9ttnin I at'if'1 Tut IRE
tttfsr aetsn tas Gtie trru6, rem ne nitt ts,isu. 25S
The times., 1898-09-04
CITY BREVITIES.

Miss Sigourney has arranged TO hold lawn fete
at her residence, on the southeast corner of Ninth
and Q Streets, from the 5th to the 9th of Sep
tember. The proceeds are TO be contributed to
the fund for the reception to be rendered the
returning District volunteers.
Mrs W. L. Middleton, of l5l7 Twenty y-ninth
Street northwest, fell while attempting to alight
from Metropolitan No. 2S0 at the corner OF
Ninth Street and New York Avenue. She was
taken into Premises drug store and afterwards
removed TO her home in a carriage.
Mary Gilbert colorSd. emp Dyed as a chamber
maid in Cobb's Hotel, was arrested last night by
Policeman Cochran. OF the First Precinct and
locked up at the police station, suspicion oi
having stolen money and small articles OF jewelry
from various inmates OF the hotel. She viii be
tried in the Police Court Monday.
The personal difficulty between Jacob Spliedt
and Wilbur ". and Milton NJ Marnaduke On
Thursday last resulted yesterday in the former
filing suit against the latter for 5000 damages
In Spliedts affidavit he alleges that he set
upon by the Masmadukes, who beat, bruised and
otherwise maltreated him, making him SICK sor5
and lame.
George F. Anderson, alias Cakins, was arrest
ed yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Z.
l. Turner on a charge of violating the pension
laws He was held in $1,000 bond by United
States Commissioner Mills and taken to Hagsrs
town. Md. where, it is alleged. he committed
the offense. The charge against Anderson is that
he represented himself to be a pension agent ana
detective. and by this means defTauded j. p
Davis, of Hagerstown, out OF S26.50.
Ciustave r. Maynadier yesterday pctitio1ed Jus
tice Cox of the Supreme Court OF the District, fol
a writ de lunatieo inquirendo in the case OF Mrs
Elizabeth NJ Maynadier, widow of Major william
NJ. Maynadier, OF the United States army. Th'
petitioner states that he is the nephew of Mrs
Maynadier and that he is informed by John NJ
Dodd, "a practicing physician of Ashland, Wis.
that he has been the attending physician Il
Mrs Maynadier for the past year and that he i
confirmed in the opinion that she has been o
unsound mind for more than month.
The times., 1898-09-04
Bis Discom fort.

From the Detroit Free Press.)
They sat on the corner OF Washington and
Michigan Avenues The one was dressed in light
suit of crash, with straw hat and russet shoes,
the other in an ordinary business suit, with stiff
hat and patent leather shoes. The first was beam
ing, the second looked as though he had lost his
last friend and his last dollar. His manner was
worried frightened, uneasy. He twitched nervous
ly and looked back over his shoulder now and
then.
whats the matter7" asked his fri,nd.
''Nothing much" CTwitch)
"Some of the family dead?"
''Nope" {Shrug.)
Lost money on the board?"
''Not cent" (Glance back)
Had FIRE up at your house?'
II should say not" (Shudder)
.'Mother -in-law visiting you?''
''Aint got one" (Sigh.)
''Nobody sick at home?"
''Not a soul.' panty
Haven't you been able to get away on va
cation?''
s'Nope. Had two weeks in July" (Gasp)
.'Well, for heavens sake, what is the matter,
then?'
.'S-s-s-sh. Come closer. III whisper" Uwitch-)
Changed to heavy underclothes last Sunday
and 'fraid t change back"
Whereupon he received great chunks OF SYM
pathy, as was right he should.
The times., 1898-09-04
RICHEY STILL MISSING.
James Creek Canal Will He Dragged
for His Body.

James Creek Canal Will He Dragged
for His Body.
The police are still searching vainly for
some trace of Thomas Richey, the mer-
chant of Woodstock, Va, who, after reg
istering from New york City at the How
ard House, over aeweek ago, disappeared
completely.
Yesterday an effort was made to secure
permission to have the James Creek
canal dragged in the hope of finding some
clew to his disappearance and this will
probably be done today or Monday.
In the meantime, the brothers of the
deceased, DIR. S. o. Richey, of this city,
and ]. S. Richey, of New York, have ad-
vertised a reward of 500 for information
which will lead to the recovery of the
missing man, if alive, or information as
to his death. I Lsyagd q s22 is also
offered for the recovery of the steamer
trunk belonging to him, which disap-
peared so mysteriously from the Sixth
Street depot, within seventy minutes after
Riehey was last seen in the Howard
House. So far the offers of reward have
been productive of no results.
The times., 1898-09-04
DR.. W. S. MaNAIRY DEAD.
He Was n Famous Character of tn
Naval Administration.

He was n Famous Character of the
Naval Administration.
Dr. w. S. McNairy, one of the oldest
attaches of the Navy Department, and
prominent in Washington affairs for
nearly half century, died shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning in his apart
ments in the Ebbft House, where he has
resided since his1 arrival in Washington
IN 1852. He was eighty-one years of age
and for some tima past had suffered with
weakness incident to his advanced years.
His remains will be inferred I'm Oak Hill
Cemetery this afternoon at o'clock, the
services being in charge of the Hope
Lodge of Masons, with which he had
been prominently connected for number
of years.
There are perhaps few men in Wash
ington who are better known than was
Or. McNafry He was member of one of
the Oldest and best families of Tennessee,
and always bore himself with the courtly
| gailantry characteristic of the old school.
| In naval circles he was very popular,
ana numbered among his friends nearly
all OF the higher officers OF the army and
navy who acquired prominence during the
! Civil War, besides many of those who
have since achieved distinction. In the
department where he has been so long,
his unique personality is almost insep-
| arably linked with the conduct of that
| branch of the government in the minds
of the younger employees.
! DR.. McNairy was born in Nashville, and
received his early education there. After
reaching his majority he studied medicine
IN Philadelphia, graduating from the Uni
| Versity of Pennsylvania and practiced
medicine until 1852, when he received an
| appointment in the Navy Department and
| came TO Washington.
| Upon his arrival here he took apart
ments at the Ebbitt House. and his resi-
dence there antedates the memory of the
! Oldest employe of that hotel. Until re-
Gently his health had been unusually
! good, but advancing years brought their
| attendant weakness, and recently he had
| complained frequently
| He was last seen at his office on Mon
| day and he was then suffering from YER
| tlgo and pains in his head Wednesday
ms condition became alarming and DIR.
! Nash, naval surgeon, who had pre-
| Vlousiy attended him, was called in. His
! niece and nearest relative, Mrs. Irene a
Evans, of Nashville, was telegraphed for
| and reached his bedside Thursday
The deceased had two brothers. both
! of whom achieved distinction in the
| South. One was prominent in Confed-
| crate circles during the Civil War
! through which he served, and the other
was well-known physician OF Nash
Vile. Both of them have been dead sew
! eral years. He has relatives in New Or
! leans and other cities in the south, who
/ survive him.
The times., 1898-09-04
The Song of Silks

VIII soon be heard in the land. And none
can sing so sWeetly as do we. were &C.
ting ourselves in shape now Tor IRE
uendous season. Buying is through VIII
Now were getting things in shape,,a3r car.
ranging them TO the best advantage NOT
Too busy though, TO pick out Monday
usual leaders.
2o-inch black taffeta silk, the strongest
and toughest fabric made from 'He
worms web. A splendid quality,
,1nfadable in color, firm and rust A 0p
ling: worth CSC Trade Sale Price ~
40 different combinations in dainty tat
fetas. rich and rare colorings that oessdi
fhe telling. Ordinarily wed ask
Won 75c for en-. Trade Sale : SQC
Price .........-.... .-..------..-'--.--''
9o-inch checked taffetas of every
raossible effect: good CONTRAST IQC
worth s5c. Trade Sale Price,
20-inch aII-silk heavy Duchesse- "A rlch
hooking fabric or stunning appear
ance and smooth weave; worth ssc- h0C
Trade Sale Price ...-.........-..'..''-
The times., 1898-09-04
THE K. OF L, CONTROVERSY.
All Members of Organized Labor
Awaft.the Result.

The result Of the action Of the execu-
tive board of the order of Knights of
Labor, expelling A NJ Lawson. master
workmen of District Assembly No &c,
and several other prominent members,
will be watched closely, not only by the
members of the order here and elsewhere,
but also by the members of organized
labor generally
What the grounds for expulsion were
no one outside of the executive board
knows; at least, they have not been di-
vulged. The action of the board, how
ever, would imply that the expelled men
must have been charged with attempting
to disrupt an assembly, for under the
constitution of the order it is for this
cause alone that a member can be turned
out of the order without trial, as ii is
alleged is the case in the present in
stance.
Only CompIicaSes Matters.
No matter what may be assigned as the
immediate cause, 1t can be traced to the
long standing strained relations which
have existed between the District Assem-
bly, No. &c and the general officers of the
order, especially the general secretary
treasurer. John w. Hayes.
For years the local district assembly
in administering the affairs of the order
alleging that he has used the order for
the promotion of his own personal inter
ests.
The recent action of the executive
board, however, only tends to complicatt
| the existing condition os affairs. Some
time ago when General Master Workman
Hicks issued an order revoking the char
ter of Assembly No. 66 for violating the
laws of the order in issuing an appeal fol
| funds without the approval and contrary
| to the command of the general executive
| board the members of the assembly re
| fused to recognize the mandate on tht
ground that their charter could not be re
voked without charges having been pre-
ferred and the assembly given a fair an(
! impartial trial.
| Is 1t Contempt.
This course not having been pursued
| the local knights claimed that Master
| Workman Hicks exceeded his authority
Master Workman Lawson and the othe
members of the assembly on this grounC
1
restrain the general officers of the orde
from further interference with their ac
tons as a legally organized body unde
the laws of the order
A temporary restraining order wa:
granted by Justice Cole, and the matter
is to come up for final hearing on Sep
tember 10. The question which now
| presents itself is-the restraining order
being in full force-does the action o.
| the executive board, by the expulsion OF
| the members referred TO, put it in con
| tempt? A prominent member of the To-
cal bar was asked his opinion of the mat
ter yesterday and he stated that he did
not think this act of1the executive board
could be considered as in contempt of the
| restraining order. 0However this may be
there is no doubt that the recent actor
OK the board will play prominent par
in the matter of making the temporar,
restraining order permanent.
The times., 1898-09-04
Another Brace OF
Linen Surprises.

Good things were offered here last week
And our stock Of EN- hasn't exhausted
itself yet. The best proof of that is that
we can offer you tomorrow 72-inch full
bleached Irish table linen of d real
weghty quality: brand new patterns
15c grade for. soc
sec grade for. .65c
A whole bale of brown all linen kitchen
toweling, is inches and worth O.
u 1-2c. Trade Sale Price.-.......... o.
100 dozen real Barnsley kitchen towels,
a yard long and half a yard wide;
all hemmed and ready for use; IN.
worth 15c. Trade Sale Price. lVS
Great big. heavy. full-bleached Turkish
towels, size 25x4S; long nap on both sides;
they'll knock the tiredness out of you and
make the blood go scurrying
through your veins; worth 29c. on