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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
/ DsiIsas,ss fsr Sick ls,lt.ss

=. 4 DelIeee'~ Or sls. se,lte'. 4
WAsH1xtoToi, Aus. as.s-Astins seo.
rotary Msiklejohn Of the VIZ depart.
anent has sent an order By wire 70
every military hospital in tho country
calling attention 70 tho surReon5 ii
charge 10 the order OF Aug. ~ which
allowed tho expenditure Of 60 osntsipse
day Per man for the purchase Of deli
cooioe for tho sick' soldtsEE ~'~"''' ''"'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
cubs.s Have . Dis pn,oh boat.

MANA, Fla, Aug. 26.-The Cuban
yacht Alfredo quietly sailed from
Miami on Tuesday for Guiana ja, Cuba.
She is . handsomely and perfectly
equipped yacht constructed in New
York for the dispatch service Of the
Cuban government and will hereafter
make regular trips between New York
md Guanaja.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30

Over Thrse Hundred Ballots Token.
NEW HAMPTON. a., Aug. 26.-Ths
Eighth district Republican congress.
sional convent on has nominated G. N.
Haugen. The convention has been
deadlocked for several days and 88e
ballots were aiken.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
DEATH RATE VERY >Lov
Hospitals % Chick amaugs Full but Few
> - " Cases Are Fatal. ~

HosDitalS at ChlokamauGo Full but Few
:, - NJ Cases Are Fatal.
$CMcKAMAuaA PARK, Aug. 26.-Not-
outstanding the crowded condition Of
some 81 tho hospitals and the number
of fever patients the death rate contin.
ues worry low. There were but three
deaths during the past "a hours. A
special hospital train left, hero during
the evening tor Wilkes barre. Pa, car.
rying TO- their homess STOUT 80 ~siok
soldiers from tho Ninth Pennsylvania
regiment. A special train provided By
the sdjutant general 81 fKiss0uA also
left Chsttanoo9a, havi1t u hoard ths
siok soldiers rom that state.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30

old settlers meeting. Governor Mat.
thews had just concluded his address
when stricken. He 10 speechless and
his entire right side is paralysed. The
doctors think he Is gradually growing
worse and anticipate a fatal ending.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
1ELEGRAPHiC BREVlTlES.

A Liberal has been elected to succeed
Mr.. Curzon in parliament.
Republicans Of Minneapolis have
nominated Edward f. Webster for
mayor.
The Vasa league, new Swedish.
American political organization, has
been formed ut st. Paul.
Thomas Bayard, former ambassador
to England, is seriously i'll at the home
Of his daughter ut Karlstein, Mass
Congressman Bailey has been unani.
mously renominated on q platform de-
claring squareIy against territorial OK.
pansion.
Twelve persons have beon more On
less seriously injured in collision on
the Flint and Pere Marquette railway
at Port Huron, Mich. None are ex.
pected to prove fatal.
Mrs. Annie Knowlton Colby, widow
of President Charles L. Colby Of the
Wisconsin Central, who died in 1896,
died in New York hospital on ao.
count Of q surgical operation.
Tho pension Office has granted pen.
sion to All Cum. Chinese subject and
widow Of Pascal Martin. sailor Of the
United States navy. This is the first
citizen of China on the pension list.
In the course Of ton days . couple Of
hundred Japs will come east over the
Great Northern on their way to Phila.
dslphis, whore they will take charge
Of the new cruiser being built there.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith will dispatch . commission t.
Porto Rico shortly to examine into the
postal necessities there and make REQ
considerations for the establishment o.
aoomplsts service.
How to servs Marrow O Toast.
Extract the marrow out Of two beef
bcmes cut It into small squares Of even
size, blanch it, strain and drain. Have
ready some slices Of buttered toast.
Spread ovor with anchovy paste, cut it
into neat squares Or rounds place two
OF three pieces Of marrow on each piece
of toast, break 1t with fork, sprinkle
with mixture Of chopped parsley and
chives, season with salt and a dust Of
cayenne pepper. Bake IN quick over
for five minutes. Sprinkle over few
drops Of liquid meat glaze just before
serving.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-08-30
Bpsuish War Expsusea

spanish War Expsusss.
MADRID. Aug 28.-The Gazette gives
tho expenses Of tho Cuban war from
Jan. l to July ! as az, 479, 400 pesetas.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
ANTI-SALOON REVIVAL.
4 Vigorous Movement to Be Inau-
gurated in October.

The temperance workers of the District
are falling into line for a vigorous move
ment to be made against the saloons about
the beginning of the new license year.
The annual ant-saloon revival meetings
are to be held from October IL to % and
one of the large churches in the center of
the city Is to be used for muster of forces
every evening, at which the best-known
speakers Of the city will add their strength
to outside help. Mr.. Lou J. Beauchamp of
Hamilton. Ohio, one of the lecturers of the
Good Tcmplars, has been secured for an
address AT each meeting.
These facts were brought out by the re-
port of Secretary Suter from the commit
tee Oh arrangements at the regular meet
ing of the Anti-SaloOn League last night.
At the same time subscriptions for the
guarantee fund were called for and half
The amount needed was raised promptly
There were twenty-SeVen religious and
temperance organizations of the District
answering at the roll call of the meeting,
and Mr.. A n. Canfield, for the commit
tee on cooperation, announced that two
new societies had been added to the list
These were the &. r. Society of Marvin
Methodist Church and Cammack Tent of
Rech&bites.
Mr.. y. l.. Shoemaker, attorney of the
league. reported on delays in action on sew
eral cases in the excise board.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
ANACOS HAPPENINGS
Overhead Trolley Being Placed On the
Bridge.
Young Girl Accidentally Wounded by
Her Little Brother-Other
News of Interest.

The Capital Railway Company has begun
| the preliminary work upon the Anacostia
| bridge necessary to the installation of the
| overhead trolley wires, under the permit
recently granted to the company by the
| District Commissioners
The funeral of Arthur F. Filins, who
| dled Sunday night at his residence, III JEFF
| ferson street was held this afternoon at .
clock from the Emmanuel z. f. Church.
| the rector Rev. w. G. Davenport officiat-
ing. The pallbearers were Messrs. Chas.
,, Vincent, Harry Osborn, George Webster
Jas Newton, Jas. Bergman and Edward
Webster. The interment was made in Con-
gressional cemetery. The deceased was the
eldest son of Mrs. NJ. A Kelly and the late
Joseph Fillins. He was in his twenty-sxth
year, and had lived all his life in Anacostla.
For the past two or three years he had
been IN delicate health, his death finally
resulting from complication of diseases.
lie leaves wife and one young child.
MISS Nette Drummond, the young daugh-
ter of Alexander Drummond residing at
S5l Poik street, is confined to bed as the
result OF severe wound accidentally in
fllcted upon her by her young brother. The
two were engaged in some childish play
Whlle the boy was trying to sharpen a lead
pencil with penknife. While thus play
ing the young girl received a wound about
three-quarters of an inch deep in the left
side, Just above the abdominal region.
plood FeSSel was cut, and two physical ms
had to be summoned to stop the hemor-
rhage The young patient is doing nicely at
present.
This morning about o'clock electric car
NO. l OF the Capital Railway Company ran
INTO the one-horse express wagon OF James
I. Branson, 539 9th street southeast, on
Monroe street and did considerable dam
age to 1t. 1t was a disputed question wheth-
er the colored driver of the vehicle or the
motorman of the car was to blame and
no action was taken by the police.
Master Carl Rhodes of Anacostia was Sc
verely bruised in a collision with another
blcyclist while riding along Pennsylvania
avenue southeast yesterday afternoon
Night Stationkeeper j. w. Middleton of
the Anacostia police station is quite sick
and his place in the station is being filled
meanwhile by Policeman Stahl. Policemen
Lusby and j. F. Reagan, who have been
Ill, have returned to duty.
Mrs. Alice White of Belvidere, N. j., is
visiting her brother Mr.. Charles Dodge
She has accompanying her Mr.. Dodge's
three small children. Mrs. White will spend
some time at the residence of her uncle
Mr.. w. r. Ramsey of Washington.
Mrs. w. G. Davenport, president of the
board of lady managers of the Bell Home
for Children at Colonial Beach, has re-
turned from the Beach, where she spent
the season managing the affairs of the
home
Evening star., 1898-09-20
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,

FJR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
: LelTes Washington, ID. = tIjh 81. Ferry Wharf
MONDAYS, Il m for in erine date landings to Colo
NAL Beach. Bush Mood. RocN Pt.. CnlJon :. Nomni
CObrum's.
Wednesday. a.m.. for intermediate landings to
ColUEial Beach, BushwOud. HocG Point. Colton' S,
Lconarutown. Ahell's, Nomini Greek, liney Point.
st. George Island. Smith CreeN. Coan and leo-
cUmlco rivers
Saturday atm. for intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point. Cotton S.
NOnini Creek.
See schedule effect August %. 1898.
aulS-u c. w. RIDLEY. General Manager
f. s. RANDALLS POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Z am, landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays at pm.
and on Fridays about $50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C, TO GLYaUNT. ND.
and ntermediat te landings.
The new Steamer ESIELLE RANDALL daily.
except Sunday. $50 al Returning about I'm.
Passenger accommodations nISt-class. Freight
received lntl the hour of sailing.
f :. RANDALL.
Proprietor ard Manager.
GEO. O CARPINTER, General Agent. Washington.
WM. NJ REARDoN. Agent. Alexandria. jelG-2Otf
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO..
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Summer Schedule i'll effect June 3, 1898.
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE.
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday ut pm. and Steamer SUE every Mon
day at p.m. Cor Baltimore and River landings.
Passenger rmo,iations fTst-class.
OFFICE. 80 PA. Az L.
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents,
my2i Telephone 7i5 1th st. wharf.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
SOrTHERN RAILWAY.

| Schedule in effect May l. 1895
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
s;l2 M;.,natly;ccIocal for Donyinc. Chas,otto
trrg aud HarIisonburg daily. aud at Iyn 'ur=
with the Norfolk and Western daily
I1:l5 A.N.-naily--TIIE UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet SIeeprrs
New York and Washington 20 jacksonville. IN tif z
ar sal sbury with Pullman Slecper for A.h-ville
and Memphis. Tenn and al Charlort" with pm.
New York to New Orleans uniting ar Charlotte
WITH p, llmau Sleeper for Birmingham Conne..ss
al Lvnchhurg with c. and o. Railway for Ievfns-
ton daily except Sunday. ard Natural Eridgr daily
: 6, lid train Washington 80 Now plsanS without
cursion Through Sleeper on this train every We'd
nosday 70 San Francisco without change
4:o1 T NJ Local for Front R"yal Sfrashurg and
4:s1 PM.-Daily -Lcral for Cla-lnttesvIne
sdTTawESTrRx 1rf vaEsrrRrIM En rn eTn M
posed of Pullman Vestbulad S'ecpnrs. Diving Cars
Nashville. Tenn. via Ashevilp KnoyvHlo rd
On, ttanoosa New York to Tampa. via Charlotte
Columbia Savannah ard Jacksonville and Nry
York Memphis. via Birmingham. New Yorl; 80
New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery YES
ttuled Day Coach Wasl ington To Atlanta South.
Railway Dining Csr Greensboro' to Mon-goln-
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO n1vIs-
ION leave Washington 9.ol am, daily. 100 pm.
Sundays only for Round Hill; 4:s2 pm daily. ex-
cept Sunday. for Leesburg and 6:a5 p,m daile for
snd $40 Spn Pm daily AND Gas as dor s
cent sTy.daT from rom +, md HI zoe am daily,
cert Sunday. from Leeshurg
Througt trains from The F,uth arrive a, Wash.
daiiy HarrisoHburs. 1900 noon daIly exceIi W..
Srrday: and Gas . m. daily and s:2o daily
Tickets slceplnC Car reservation ard 'nfo-rna.
ton furnished AZ Offices. TO5 18th ST. NV. s.i
Pennsylyania avenue: and AZ Pennsylvania 'aii
TR,IK $ GkNNoV: I'd Vice Prest s. Cen Mgr
W. npnwS p5,SK Cen Cen Pass Agent
Evening star., 1898-09-20
RAILROADS.
'ENNsYLNANIN RAIlRnAD

S.r,--, PENNSNLNANIA RAILROAD
80 aAi1N ,SN SORNEh or SINH AND a STREETS
100 An WEEK DAYS. IrrrSBIR re- ENFRi.S -
Iaa'lor and Dining Cars Harrisburg 20 Il.ts.
1850 AN. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Phil.
mar MAI sleeping. Dining, smoking aid .,a-
inl .anaP.lis, 81 l., uIs. Cley, IaId Eud I1.c,!o
1850 u,, a N f"is's Car iS, < hnnisshafg
fT ESi 70 HairShers Bunet raIIur Car iiaItls-
$3.50 PM. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
sI,>.Eii,as IA S1r Washington 60 - l".'s. aHd
10 PM WESTERN EMPRESS. .-Pli4.aa seen
To- cir,eIspa I,,s1,s isoois Ss.',s" an haHi>n1ls
~ -, T. N SoI THM tSiEiiN ENPi.ESS. Pull
man SieePinS Cais Washington to lltrsbIrE
anu Tnd Harrisburg TO 81 Louls and CiuyinuaJf.
1o:lo P.M. Pacific ExPREss.-rullman s.c.p-
ing Iar 10 l1itsbUrg
'''1 An. Tor hane, C4nsrdcirua Rochester aud
i, ,Niaeara Falls daily. except sunday.
1880 An. for Eimlra aud ReaD,u daily. except
SUNDAY For " liliamsPvt ga. -. S.,u PM.
ialo and Niagara t-Iis da.Iy. Except saturday.
10 =! ME y ,S'sIiGg Cas Washington To liocucs. "a
falo and Niagara Falls daily iGis.nan - 90
ing Car Washington To Rochester saturdays
FOR rHLADEIPEIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 rM. ''CoNGRESSfSHAL LIMITED daily
more it taiiIL Resis Sdss WIN dining Car from Bait
800, 1000 dining Car, sni i.S, DINING Gar Csr
iron ire ~, Wilmington AN u ~. 3:l5, 4.2o dDiu-
ing Car from BALTIMORE, ESQ. lu:uu ami II %
N ON sunday 800 ,piuiuE Cari. s.UU
s'eq il:oo dining Car fgoa Wilmington,
AN, l2l5. 3.l5. 4:2U dining Car frouI Raj.
tm1re $50. 1890 aud II % Pm For PhIl.
edelphia only, FAST Express, : so NJ week
days Express. 1918 Pm. week DAYS 2.ul
and $40 Pm daily
For Boston, without change. 7.5O An week days
For Bt fillmore. $40, 900. 7:5o, 500 $500. 1000
1880 II :oO AN. 12:l5 i2:I5 Il 5s. 2ai'
S:l5. 1880 400 Limitcdl. 4:2O $50 54n
6;l3. 600, 70. lo:Oo lU:4o. ll:l5 aud II 80
PM ON Sunday. 700 500 300, ,o:05.
io:so HOO AN, 1918. l:l5. 2Ol :. IL S:3n
500 Limited. 4:2u. $40. 6:l5, ESQ I:2O
= 1000 lO:4o and IL 80 Pm.
For fopes Creek Line 90 M and 4:36 PM
, week days. sundays, S:o5 A NJ.
For Annapolis 1900, 900 AN, I2:l5 and b:4O
~. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, Y.05
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 43O An, BAG L NJ. daily: Richm, nd
only. ln:5a AN. week days; Atlanta special,
wa Richmond and Seab,ard Air Line, 4.sd
M daily. Accom- mediation for Quautico. 1:45
AM daily and % Pm. week days.
= SEASHORE CONNECTIONS.
fuf Atlahtlc city tvta Delaware River Bridge, all
rail- routel. 3:l5 $500 Congressional Limitcd''l
Pm. daily, l2:45 Pm. week days Through
Pullman Buffet Psrlur CarD. II .0l A NJ san
ana 100 AN, l2:l5 l. NJ. week days, II 80
PM. daily.
For Cape May, 1000. HOO AN week days. II 30
Pm. daily.
Ticket Offices, corner Fifteenth ard G streets
and at the station. Sixth and streets where
orders can be left for the checking II baggage 10
destination from hotels and resId, uces.
j. B. HUTCHINSON j n WOOD
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
Magazines for Soldiers.

1V 4 . Ilitor II The EvyHin. Star:
The warehouse Of the quartermaster gem
eIaI IS 50 far away delaware avenue and
II street northeast that magazines and
BOOKS for 'he invalid soldiers cannot readi-
y TIC sent there.
IAe I-"rteImaster general kindly says
'l-''' ne VIII send the government wagon TO
my house I545 T street northwest. on
Thursday. the I'D. to take up any books.
ETC.. tar The soldiers, and viii forward them
10 Santiago and Porto f,Ico hospitals on
S.1--!u4 30 any persons who w.Sn to
t--@-e IN this commelGable Bcnrvoleuce
e.. Mid send reading matter to my house
S''.i- ~ o. cock on thursday morning can
be assured JuaJ literary contributions viii
T,a.A tHe Hospitals. looks had better be
sent To me on Wednesday,
MISS CAMPBELL.
= yj.TaU.- IL, iS.tS
Evening star., 1898-09-20
Minister ROmerO's Tribute to DIR
Pepper.

The Mexican minister, Senor Romero
made an address last week at the City of
Mexico at the memorial meeting for the
late DR.. Pepper of Philadelphia. Minister
Romero said that his desire to pay trib-
ute to the grand achievements of Dr. Pen
per caused him to emerge for a moment
from the retirement into which the worst
misfortune that can befall a man had
forced him. DR.. Pepper was a warm friend
of Mexico. and. in conjunction with Mrs
Hearst. who nobly aided him with financial
help. had sent scientific commission IL
Mexico to study its archa Biological and an
chronological data. Minister Romero will
sail this week from Vera Cruz for New
YORK ard Will shortly be back again at his
pest in this city.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.


The proposal of Messrs. Beck & Weller
to sell a site for the manual training
school has been accepted by the District
Commissioners. The ground. which is ad-
jaCeut to the Central High School. includes
lots Is. 10. - Il. - -. II. p and % in
square numbered III These lots have
frontage of 1876 feet and s inches IN 18th
street ana a frontage Of 81 feet on Rhode
Island avenue Lots numbered Is to -, in
elusive. have a uniform depth of 100 feet,
and run to a 1I-fCOt rear alley. These lots
contain. as q whole, 22,HD square feet, and
SIS OCU was asked for the property.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
THE STAR by MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for ary
period can have The Star mailed to
them 10 any address in the United
States or Canada. by ordering it at
this office in person or by letter
Terms: - cents per week: 25 cents
for two weeks. or 80 cents per
month. Invariably in advance. Sub
scribers changing their address from
one Post-office to another should
give the last address as well as the
new one.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND Mt. WEIR.
NON RAILWAY.

FROM STATION. 49, STREET AND PA. AVE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Il. 1897.
For Alexandria. week days. 6:3O. 7:O5. 7:35 ex-,
500. S:35 S59. lU:uO. 1900 ll:45 An; l2:U5
eX.. l2:2U lis. AS. 2.U5 ex.. 2:4O BOO tN..
%. 3:5g eX., 4l5 eN.. $50 5:05. SEQ $50,
e:Oo 5:3p 7:O6. .7:3O 500. $500 loOo. IL %.
II so Pm.
1l:15 AN: 1900 noon. l2:A5. 80. 2: 800.
3:45. 4SO. BIB 600. 6:45. 7:3O s:!5. $500 1000.
II 20 Pm.
For Mt Vernon week days. $50 500. 1o:On.
IL 90 AN. l2:O5. l:15 2.O5. 300. 3.59. zoo.
$500 Pm.
For Mt. Vernon. Sundays. 7:45 9:45 AN; 1900
noon. 2:l5 3.45. q .45. 900 PM.
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week days.
SEQ. S.E9 1890. 1l:0O AN: i2:O5. 1920. 1:I5.
2:05 1900. 3:25. 4:15. $40. sos. 1903 5000 = NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. Sundays,
7:45. s:45 9:45. l0:30. 1l:15 AN; 1900 n,on.
l2:45 so 2:I5. 300. 3:45 4:30. BIS 6:0u. q: 10
1880. II T. NJ.
.Runs TO Payne station only. Parcels carried on
all traiIls Baggage checked. iyI5
Evening star., 1898-09-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

| . HtGhlf IN eject June 10 1888.
| Leave Washington from station corner Of New
| IT, Jersey ave lue and street.
| trains. 11:U5. II :25 m sos pm
For Cincinnati. ST Louis ana indianapolis Ex-
press. II rs m Vestbuled Limited, $40 pm
Fo- rittshurg and Cleveland. express daily Il.O5
! For Columbus Toledo and Detroit, 1888 pm.
.a.oG t@r wi Mineheste and points on Valley Branch.
For New oriesns MenIhs , Birminchnm. Chat
tanooga kn9kyiile. Bristol and Roanoke. lo:45
For luray, 3. 40 pm. daily
For Baltimore. week days. 500. 6:3o. x7:o5.
x,3i9i xi3 * m';Sg. 1s:Uo $50 xs:3o xln:oo an;
x9;o5 x2 10 x5;go xo2O, 6:3o. Hs:oo SIS. r9.oo.
1d9:oo, il:l5, XII DO pm. and x12:ol night. sun
loo. xl:l5. x3.oo. 320. ABS. x5:o5 Ks 10. 6:3o.
AsiHo. 200 1lo:"o, ll;l5. Hll:5o pm. Al2:oI night:
For Annapolis, 40. $50 am, l2:l5 and 80
99m:' Pm week days. s:So am. and 4:35 pm. sun
For Frederi'k, week days. 800 am. I1:25 $50.
$50 pm Sundays. am. 1915 pm.
For For @ @hagei st"wn, Tll;15 an. and 1890 p m
| stopping OILY at Gaitherslurg and Germantown
$50 $50. T:o5 pa. Sundays. 900 am. l:I5,
For Gaith6eersburg ard way points week days
sundays. a. m. I:I5 ana. 7.05 lois mn
For Washington Junction and way points 300
$50; $50 pm w'eF lays 500 am. l:l5 pm.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
>, Al trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Philad.l lphiT. New York. Boston and the
East. week days. 7:u5. 500. 1000 am: 1908
/ pm. l:l5 pm. foregoing trains have Dining
| Cars, 300 800 binirg Car. 500. l2.ul
! night tSeepng Car open 10 o'clock Sundays
7:oJ. 300 an. ll5 Dining Can. $500 l5aij Dining
carr. 500 L .Ol night sleeping Car open at 4
o'clocki.
Patlor 'ars all day trains
For Atlantic city, 10.OO am, 1905 noon. lis
and 3:0U pm. week days
For cape Ny. l2:u5 noon.
Except sunday. NEXpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Trans er Company on orders
left ticket Offices. 6l9 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
northwest. New York avenue and 18th street and
leput
WIN. NJ. GREENE. % II. MARTIN
General Manager Mgr. Pass Trnslc
Evening star., 1898-09-20

Executive Committee Provides fol-
Many Merit0rious Cases

Chairman Sylvester. Treasurer Edson and
Mr.. Walter Hutchins OF the executive COM
mittec having under control the direction
of the work of relieving District volunteers
and their families mot late yesterday after
noon at the board of trade rooms. Pro-
vision made to meet the immediate
necessities in a number Of meritorious
cases reported by Mrs. f. W. Dickins,
chairman of the subcommittee on investi-
CATION, the work of which was highly COM
plimented, and $500 appropriated toward
The support of the soldiers temporary
home. conducted by the Ladies OF the LOYAL
Legion at No. 413 9Th street northwest
Treasurer Edison reported that the sub
scriptions received by him would amount
to about 81 100. and that a handsome sur.
plus would remain after the expenses of
receiving the District regiment and defray-
ing the cost of the medals of honor had
been met. There will be another meeting
next Monday afternoon at the board Of
trade rooms.
Evening star., 1898-09-20

sic while +, costuming and scenery are eli
tiN+ oni}a =. Hsired. The farce abounds in
brigbt lines ana pretty songs, and there
does not seem TO be \ time when interest in
the proceedings on tie Fart of the audi
ence Jagged even for a minute. The spe-
c.alties that are introduced during the
course of this burlesque are all of high
order and deserved -tr,r &C." ..e..r applause
that they received. The turns contributed
bI NInD ana Edwards, George Williams
Waiter Smart, Stella Wiley, Fred Douglas
Dora Patterson. the Reese Brothers, the
Brittons, r. Connors, Marion Henry and
F1orence Ellsworth were particularly good
handsom. march, that brings out the full
strength of the company and serves to
snow on some particularly natty soldier
costumes. ends the performance in whirl
OF pretty color effects and good singing.
THE BIJOU.-The two performances at
the BiJou yesterday attracted large audi
tdCtS 10 that playhouse to witness d very
cieEe" vaudeville show. The bill was unu-
Suaiiy leasing, some of the more conspicu-
Gus turns being those by Frank Bush Liz
zie 3; R&yni0nd, Charles Grapewin and An
ma CHANGE. kilroy and Britton, Nina Col
ms Lillian Perry and the Brilliant Quar-
tet.
On AND OFF."-Charles Frohman will
ihaugu ufate his new Madison Square Thea
eel Noiileoy company and produce for the
!i[St tlme IN America a new play called
On AMI Off at the Lafayette Square rhe-
ater, Washington, October 3. Following
the opening in Washington, the company
VIII appear at the Madison Square Theater
New York