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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-18

A clear brain when you wake in the morning; firm determination to be a man in every sense of the word i; feeling of faith in your own pow ers-that is what "Hudyan" brings. That is worth counting on every day in the week, and the pleasure may be yours. You ask Has "Hudyan" done this for any man? It has for 20,000. Circulars and testimo- niaIs showing you the truth of this statement are gladly mailed to you free of all charge. f you are i'll in any way ask for free medical advice. You will get it very promptly, and ii will be the best that can be had on earth.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Ours Is the largest assortment Of
little boys suits in the city Vestie
suits run up to size 9-and blouse suits
as large as L. We take special pains
with the little fellows \ sample val
ue to guide you: Lot Of boys all wool
vestie suits. in u different styles-sizes
3 to Sin the prettiest combinations
have richly braided collars and fancy
vests-for which many stores get s.
and none less than 81 we q %
ofer at..---.-.. VG'Oo
The evening times., 1898-11-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Methodist University 10 Erect II New
Building.

The Methodist University contemplates
the erection of large building on Their
property on the Loughborough Road near
the new Episcopal Cathedral site The
present occupant of the old Davis prop
erty. which is now owned by the uni
versity, has received notice to move. and
the breaking of the ground preparatory
to laying the foundations of the new
building will probably be commenced be-
fore winter sets in. The plans have been
in the hands of an architect for several
weeks and are almost completed.
he funeral of the late Ethan Allen
Edmonston. who died Sunday was held
at 10 o'clock this morning. from the Holy
Trinity Church, where solemn high mass
was celebrated. Father Scanlon offfciat-
ed. The church was filled with many
prominent people, and the floral offerings
were elaborate and beautiful. AT the
close of the services at the church the
remains We're taken to Laurel Nd where
the interment took place
The harvest festival held at the Ten
leytown Baptist Church Sunday evening
was a great success and was largely at
tended by the friends of the church. who
responded heartily with contributions of
fruits and vegetables for the Aged Wo-
mans Baptist Home of Georgetown. Dur
ing the evening the children of the Sun
day school gave a very enjoyable enter
tainment Among those taking part were
Earl Donaldson, Matte Philips, Robert
Bell William Bell. Archie Phelps, May
Darsey. Myrtle King, Edith Phelps. Flor
| ence johnson, Clara Johnson. Florence
| Graves, Kate Rye. Norman Ingles. Flor
ence Ingles and Sadie Ingles, Misses Hou-
sen, Queen, Lardess. Hunter. Dykes
Payne, Hollidge, Hill, Sparshot, King,
| Donaldson and Mrs. Alnut.
William Rheubottom. a colored laborer,
| was arrested last night by officer Con-
| nor charged with disorderly conduct
| William is usually an orderly citizen, but
! yesterday probably on account of the po-
! lice parade, he took a day off and i'm
! bibed somewhat too freely of bad whisky
! Later he went home in Twenty-siXth
! Street where he found some of the MEM
| bers of the family engaged in a dispute
| with Louisa Bolding. who rents a part of
| the house. He Immediately took hand
| in the affray, but before any serious dam
| age had been done, the combatants were
| interrupted by the appearance of the po-
| lice
The evening times., 1898-11-08
KILLED A BURGLAR.
Citizens Capture Two and shoot One
at Grafton. Mass.

Worcester. Mass. Nov. S.-Early yes
terday a posse Of citizens of North Graf
ton surrounded gang of burglars who
had broken into the postoAice and capt
ured two and killed one of the robbers
George Allen. who lived near by. discov-
cred the burglars and leaving his house
through a rear window. alarmed Amos e.
Getcheu and William Getchel who are
both ConstabIes. and several other men
They surrounded the postOffice and found
three men on the outside of the building
Both the burglars and citizens opened
fire with revolvers and after some brisk
shooting the robbers fled. Subsequently
the dead body of one of them. apparently
a Frenchman was found in field near
By. Entering the building the two other
burglars were found and captured. They
were armed. The prisoners were taken TO
Westboro for preliminary hearing IN the
district court.
The man gave their names as Thomas
McGrath and Lawrence Day. When capt
;Ired one of them had in his possession a
flask containing Hitrog.ycerin.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Pressmen,s Strike Ended.

San Francisco, Nov. S,-The strike Of
pressmen and stereotypers on the daily
papers has virtually ended in victory
for the publishers. The Sunday issues
appeared as usual. several outside enSi-
neers doing duty in the pressroOms and
men who had previously been subs aid
ing the stereotypers who had remained Cn
duty. The strikers have practically ad-
mitted their defeat by asking that the
matter be submitted to arbitration. They
demand, however, that the non-uni9n
men who have aided to prevent the pa
pers from suspending publication be dis
charged This is not likely to be con-
ceded. for the arrival of experienced
workmen from the East il daily expected.
In the meantime the publishers are con-
fident that they can issue their papers
with little if any, delay.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
WARsHIPs FOR SAMOA.
Two Cruisers Preparing to Set sail
for Apin.

San Francisco, Nov. SIT became
known here yesterday that the United
States would soon be represented by two
warships in Samoan waters The crack
cruiser Philadelphia, now at Mare Island.
has been ordered to take on all coal pos
si3le and sail for Apia at once. The
Yorktown, now undergoing repairs. will
follow the Philadelphia as soon as her
repairs are completed.
The latest advices from Samoa indicate
that the relations between the Americans
and Germans were somewhat strained.
The Germans have had Il warship in
those waters all the time. and England
is also represented, while American in
terests are entirely unprotected 1t can
not he learned whether any unusual incl
dent has hastened the departure of the
shinS
The evening times., 1898-11-08
CoIumbia-"The Wizard of The Nile"

CoIumbia-"Thc Wizard of The Nile"
People didn't exactly walk on the ceiling
last evening at the Columbia as did An
geline, the Human Snake" in Frank Dan
icls' topical song, but there were appar-
entity many who would have been willing
TO do so had they possessed the necessary
ability. Five hundred men and women
were unable to secure seats for THE
Wizard of the Nile" and so disposed of
themselves as best they could. See Dan
iels or die" was their evident motto and
having seen him they nearly died any
way-though from laughter The gro
tesque comedian was at his best last
night and scored as of yore from the rise
10 the final fall of the curtain. One we'll
known critic has likened the star to a
observation-disclosures of limb and neck
bunchy in body and long in wind Add
to these merits fair voice, with a rather
uncanine-like idea Of humor and one
comes not far from an adequate descrip-
tion OF the comedian. He is certainly the
most eccentric of present day laugh-pro-
vokers with his facile face and undainty
mannerisms, including his contortionist-
like abdominal development. Daniels is
always Daniels and invariably funny at
that.
The support OF the comedian is practi-
caliy the same that ii was on his last
visit here, save that the exceedingly me-
diocre DARCY is succeeded by John B.
Park who is really pleasant surprise.
Kate TART is also a newcomer of mani
fest ability. The chorus is large, we'll cos
The evening times., 1898-11-08
GENERAL MANAGER OF B. s o.
Nr. Underwood. OF the 800" Line
Receives the Office.

Baltimore, Nov. Sit was stated yes
terday that F. D. Underwood, general
manager of the 500 line. has been Of
fered and has accepted the appointment
of general manager of the Baltimore and
Ohio. to succeed W. NJ. Greene. who has
been elected vice president of the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern
1t is believed if Mr.. Underwood goes
to the Baltimore and Ohio ne will be
succeeded on the SOC line by General
Manager Fitch of the Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic.
MIR. Underwood is said to be the seiec-
ton of Mr. James j. Hill. president of the
Great Northern Road, and other Western
men. who have secured large interest IN
the Baltimore and Ohio Company.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
PIANOS TO RENT.
Central Labor Union Meeting.
f. F. DROOP & SONS.
925 PENNA. AVE. nOS-tf -er

The meeting OF Central Labor Union at
Typographical Temple last night was
poorly attended, a great many of the
members having gone to the States 10
vote The probability of a local bread
war was discussed and the general opin-
ion among those present was that organ
ized labor cannot indorse the proposed
cut in the price of bread if it shall result
I'm a reduction of the wages of journey
men bakers
The evening times., 1898-11-08

TUNED and finely trained. the vocal abili-
ty of the masculine portion being far
above the average. Encores followed
each number and the star was forced to
explain that he was compelled to change
his costume in order to escape the speech
demanded at the close of the second act
The Wizard of the Nile continues on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and on
Saturday afternoon. THE Idols Eye,
will fill out the week.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
James w. Herbert Files His Answer

Dr. James w. Herbert, who is being
sued for divorce by his wife, Juliet Her
bert, today filed answer through his at
torney, w. Preston Wilkinson. He al
leges that he had an income as a prac-
ticing physician of about 81 200 per an
num- but that during the last three or
four years has been steadily falling off.
He also states that he has been contrib
uting S45 monthly to the support of his
wife and two children and is willing and
ready to continue to do so and offers 10
take sole charge and make provision for
one of his children.
Justice Cox signed an order requiI ing
the defendant to pay his wife Si5 alimony
monthly during the pendency of the suit.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
BijOu-Eaudeyille.

pleasing conglomeration of vaudeville
turns is presented this week at the Bijou
and was enjoyed by two crowded houses
yesterday. The leading attraction is j.
X. Emmett, who has only recently come
into the profitable vaudeville field. He
scored big hit with Anna Mortland in
a bright sketch. Others who are: john
Inc Carroll and Adelaide Crawford. John
Byrne, Lizzie Hall and Lillian Jerome
a comedy three and Carrie Scott, "The
Green Turtle is retained with all its in
cidents and the Bijou Stock Company ap-
pears in a new skit
The evening times., 1898-11-08

applause with which he was received.
Ethe! Strickland, as Marion Hayste, easily
led the female portion of the cast in both
beauty and artistic ability, while Mabel
Strickland, in the part of Gertrude Tn
derholt, was a close second Other men,
bers Of the company who were more or
less amusing were Ernest Warde. George
Mack. Lutte Vroman. Charles Mitchell,
Louise Arnot. Madge Otis and Ada Gill
man.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Returned Kiondi,.er,s wealth.

East Stroudsburg. Pa, Nov. S.-Nathan
Kresge a Monroe County man, has re-
turned from the Klondike after most
successful trip. He brings from that Ell
Dorado about $4,000 in gold and an inter-
est in claims worth considerable money.
Two claims have been sold. One for $i0,-
OO0 near the mouth of the Skoogum
gulch, and another one for $4,000 opposite
No 5, below Bonanza Creek.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
herman n's-'.BOhemian Burlcsuuers."

Miner and Vans Company, which OPEN
ed at Kernan's yesterday before crowded
houses, is very aptly named The Bohe
mians." The performance is presented
by number of clever specialists led by
the ever popular Billy Van. With Nevie
Nobriga and his ''Komedy Rooms" the
comedian gives a novel sketch. He has
large share of fun making in the bur-
lesque, "a Scrambled Egg" Those who
appear in the oio are: Fisher and jan
sen, Myrtle Tressider, Saxon and Brooks,
Evans and Vidocq and Tommy Burnett.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
The Election Returns.

The Times will bulletin the election
returns tonight from a mammoth screen
in front Of the Hutchins Building. so that
all who choose may get the news with
accuracy and dispatch
The Times magnificent news service
has never yet failed to stand the test
when important events were TO be chroni-
cled and this occasion will prove no cx-
ception to the rule.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food called GRAIN-O? 1t
3 delicious and nourishing and takes the
place OF coffee. The more Grain-O YOU
give the children the more health you
distribute through their system. Graln-O
is made of pure grains and when prop
erly prepared tastes like the choice
grades of coffee, but costs about one
quarter as much. All grocers sell it.
l5c and 25c jaz7-tf
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Additional Hack Stands.

The District Commissioners have
amended the police regulations so as to
provide for two additional hack stands,
one on the east side of Seventeenth Street
just south of E Street northwest, and an
other on the south side of New York
Avenue. west of Seventeenth Street
northwest
The evening times., 1898-11-08
-sicL snlhiers From Cnmp Mcadc.

Reading. Pa, Nov. S-The $50 train
from Harrisburg last evening brought
eleven sick soldiers from amp Meade 70
the Reading hospital in a special car
They are suffering with typhoid and ma
IariaI fever. The men We're in charge CT
Acting Assistant Surgeon William Alden.
of the First Division hospital.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
No Quorum Present.

Owing TO the absence of a quorum the
meeting of the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association, which was called for last
night al the old Congregational Church.
adjourned without transacting any bust
ness.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Cnr Jumns fhe TrurI,.

About u o'clock last night a south
bound car on the Mount Vernon Raj road
ran of the track at the corner Of Four
teenth and p Streets southwest and caus.
cd a delay Of over an hours duration.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Schooner Lost mt sen.

Baltimore, Nov S-A telegram was re-
ccived in this city yesterday from Mo-
bile stating that the schooner City of
Jacksonville had been lost. but all hands
were saved The City of Jacksonville was
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Cobnrn Trial Continued.

On account of the absence from the city
OF the attorney for the defendant in the
case of the United States against Fred
erick S. Coburn, who is on trial for vio-
lating the postal laws. the hearing was
continued until tomorrow.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
S. Trimmed Hats, &f,95.

Just . OF EN- and they're going TO
be sold just as an example to show
that our millinery values are in the
lowest These hats are elegantly
trimmed-some with velyet-sOme with
ostrich feathers The finest styles and
the modern shapes. Every one is
worth s. Price for the hour, $l.95.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys plush lined natural underwear.
vests, pants and drawers-yests made
with French neck and ribbed oQn
skirts-as a special at.---.-----.- " w
Underwear Department-1st Floor.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

UnIaundered Indigo blue cheviot and
light print shirt waists-very 0Cn
The evening times., 1898-11-08
L XCURS SIONS.

bound from Tampico to New York. with
dyewood. The lost schooner was three
master and registered S31 tons
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Coli Eton Cap, in plain blue IN
and nObby mixed effects for.... EJU
The evening times., 1898-11-08
15c FascinatOrS, I9C,

For the ladies-in spangled and plain
effects. Colors-pink, blue, cardinal,
red and white. Worth 25c. Price, for
the hour, l9c.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Lnfayette-"The Old Homestead"

Lafayette-"The Old Homestead.
The Old Homestead" has been given
here at least once every season for more
years than most plays are remembered,
but it nevertheless attracted a good-sized
audience full of appreciation, last night
at the Lafayette Square. The
most notable thing about the cast
is in the fact that Denman
Thompson is of it. Although the
various substitutes who have played the
part of Uncle Josh Whitcomb have done
il more or less skillfully the presence of
the creator of the role seems to have in
fused new life into the whole company
and a better performance of the old farm
house drama has rarely been given than
is presented here this week. Mr.. Thomp-
son never caricatures the role. but makes
of il a simple. strong and fine character
iZation Next in Importance, of course,
comes the Cy Prime of VIII NJ. Cressy,
whose work is always the same and al
ways as good as it can be. Mr. Cressy
does the courting scene and the quarrel
scene in his own inimitable style, and Is,
if possible, a shade more effective than
usual. Fred Clare presented the part of
Happy Jack with artistic effect and Gus
Kammerlee was equally good as Henry
Hopkins The work of Charles IL. Clark,
as Seth Perkins, is a fine bit of caricature.
John Barker embodies the hired boy with
his calliope whistle in a way which,
though it has its good points, is not quite
as fetching as were his predecessors,
while Annie Thompson cannot be said to
equal Blanche Dayne in her portrayal of
Rickety Ann. Mrs Louisa Morse is
delightful Aunt Matilda, and the minor
parts are all well played. There is some
new scenery in the production this year,
and the work of the chorus meets with
its usual hearty appreciation.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Want to buy or sell a horse, carriage,
or any kind of a vehicle? If so use The
Times Want columns.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys fast black bicycle hose. with
double toe. heel and knee-heavy rib
bed t kindrma1s5 nk.I al5es15 the best value 24e
Hosiery Department-1st Floor.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
SOC Corsets, 29C,

For long and short, stout or lean.
these corsets will fit. All boned-in
gray and white. Price for the hour,
PC.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Academy-.My Friend From India"

The fifth weeks presentation of III. A.
DuSouchet's successful farce, MY Friend
from India'' in this city was begun last
night before large house at the Acade-
my of Music. The producing company
compared favorably with those that have
presented the same piece on former occa-
sion at higher-priced houses. There have
been no changes made in the play since
its first offering here several years ago
and the adventures of the theosophical
barber with the retired pork packer are
as amusing as ever AS the aforesaid
pork packer, Charles H. Bradshaw, was
quite equal to Frederic Bond, the origi-
nater of the character, and merited the
The evening times., 1898-11-08
9 to 10 a. m.
Sc Silk Ribbons, f5C.

All the latest plaid effects and colors,
1-2 to inches wide Guaranteed pure
silk. Price, for the hour, 15c.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys laundered Mothers Friend"
shirtwaists-either with two detach-
able collars or attached collar c0o
for ...-................-.- UJo
The evening times., 1898-11-08
s. Skirts, $l,l9.

What a drop! Figured brilliantine
and novelty cloth skirts, fun sweep
lined with percaline-velvet bound.
Worth up to $3. Price, for the hour,
$1.l9.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys ties, in all styles worn, puffs,
tecks or fOur-in-hands-fOr manly
boys that like to go well dress 16n
ed-for. EuG
The evening times., 1898-11-08

100 pairs boys and youths shoes
made on opera round and bulldog
shapes-sOlid leather throuShout-best
quality innersOles and cOunters-neat
and dressy styles-sizes Z TO
T. Regular prices $l.2J and oar
81 % for ....................- OOO
The evening times., 1898-11-08
SOC Ornaments, &C.

Beautiful rhinestone ornaments, in
all the weird shapes. They're worth
as high as SOC Price, for the hour, &c.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys and youths S-strap leather
;ns ssgnsTlqll full sq5onsa5 81 5onSaT shades CSC
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Goldenbergs-"The Dependable Store.
Fitting=out day for the boy

Tomorrow fngout day for the boy The Dependable
oorewe have made special values that few mothers resist
list of values strong could possibly make every
effort has been put forth eclipse all former records bargain
giving You'll that you've had chances
ing beforehand when examine qualities you'll
wonder at the buying possibilities of this store.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

A new line of boys Anchor brand
shirts, in fancy Sosoms and muslin
bodies. or coIored all over-sizes IQi
70 to Twill go as a special at 1o'
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys sweaters, in the new fall coll
ors-to fit boys from TO 10 years-the
same grade for which others tn
ask a dollar-we offer at.-........ JG
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys all-woOI covert cloth and blue
kersey top coats, 10 fit boys from 3 10
i6 years-lined with good Italian cloth
and are sewed with silk-have velvet
collars-the most stylish garment
boy can get-made with all the atten-
ton and care mans garment gets
and the very same grades for which
others ask $50 to 50 we offer S4.98
The evening times., 1898-11-08
25c Ostrich PlumeS, &C.
Soc ladies' Union Suits, DOC

trimmed with crochet work. For the
hour, 29c.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys knee pants suits, of fine all
wool cheviots, in the nobDIest of plaid
brown and gray effects-double
breasted style-most of the pants
have double seats and knees-sizes
to IS years-splendid school and dress
suits-never sold for less than sand
precious few stores can show
you any better at $3.50, for chr
only l.JJ
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Boys laundered percale shirt waists,
in a large assortment of the most at
tractiye patterns-with attached col
lar or neckband-regular 48c. 00n
The evening times., 1898-11-08
Sis and Sl.a AlpineS
and Volunteers, 79C,

Made of the best French felt in
brown, black, blue. castor and gray
Worth $3.50. For the hour, I9c
The evening times., 1898-11-08
39c Ladies' Knit Skirts, 2eC

In gray and white-crochet edge. For
the hour, pic.
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Several styles of youths spring heel
hook lace shOeS-made on manniSh
shapes-and wear sisterS-made with
smooth iuners0les and extra back
straps 10 insure good wear-siZes 3 TO
13 - regular T.25 shoes Q1n
The evening times., 1898-11-08
s. Amaz IN PIumes. 81. 0S

Full Is inches long Imported and
black-for the hour $l.95.
The evening times., 1898-11-08
sc Ladies Ribbed Vests, e0bC,
Csc Ladies Night Gowns. Aic,

Fleece-lined--pearl buttons-ribbon-
trimmed-for the hour 10 l-2c
The evening times., 1898-11-08

Another lot of very fine quality
cheviot suits-in a large assortment of
patternS-dark and lignt checks,
plaids, and also black and blue wors-
teds-an extra pair Of pants with each
suit-which makes them worth
Sin all sizes up to 16-for q 90
only Do 10