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Capt. James A. Anderson.

New Orleans. Nov 26--Capt- James y
Anderson. probably the oldest man who
served in the United States service during
the late war, died here Thursday night.
aged eighty-four. He was a native of
Christiania and had served on shipboard
for seventy-four years Capt. Anderson
served first on Norwegian merchant yes
sells, then on the Mississippi. River trade.
being captain of steamboat He was in
the Confederate navy during the Civil
war on the ram Arkansas most Of the
time. After the war he entered the
United States revenue service as pilot of
the John A. Dix and afterwards on the
Seward and WinOna. During the late
war he was on the Seward which did
patrol duty on the Alabama coast, as a
supernumerary to the navy. He was
granted a two weeks furlough because
of carbuncle from which he was suffer
ing. but death cancelled the furIough.
The evening times., 1898-11-26

Cuba and Porto Rico are at present ua-
der the spiritual guidance of the arch
bishop of Santiago. who is responsible to
the head of the church in Spain. The
archbishop has two suffragans, one at
Havana and one at San Juan. Porto Rico
The clergy in the islands will transfer
their allegiance from the Spanish to the
American branches of the Catholic
Church. The change will be accomplish
ed gradually. No radical changes Will be
made.
Many of tile clergy in the islands will
return to Spain and their places will b.
filed by priests sent from this country.
Men, who are familiar with the Spanish
language and who understand the habits
and the manners of the islanders viii be
given pastorateS there.
Archbishop Chapelle will direct the pro-
cess of Americaniza ton for the ciIGrch.
He is equippad d for this work By his ac-
qua.ntance with Spanish and with the
customs and habits OF thought of the
Spanish-American people.
The archbishop is stopping at the Eb-
bitt House.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
The Anti-auny Combination.

Pittsburg. Pa, Nov. 25.-Senators Finn
and Magee, it is said, have given the
word to the Allegheny County members
of the legislature friendly to them that
they desire them TO support and vote for
b. F. Jones for United States Senator in
the Republican caucus at Harrisburg
Reports have it that Senator Magee has
had assurances from David Martin that
he and his delegates will remain out of
the caucus, in which event, it is claimed.
Senator Quay cannot get enough votes to
claim caucus nomination. These ru-
mors have given Col. J. NJ Guffey and
others some hope that there is show TO,
a fusion candidate
The evening times., 1898-11-26
From New Zealand.

: Reefton. New Zealand, Nov. %. 1894
am very pleased to state that since 7
took The agency of Chamberlain's meii-
cines the sale has been very large, more
especially of the Cough Remedy. In .wo
years / have sold more of this partic,Ilar r
emedy than of all other makes for tine
previous five years. AS TO its efficacy I
nave been informed by scores of persons
If the good results they have received
rom it and know its value from the
use of ii in my own household. 1t is SO
pleasant to take that we have to place
tie bottle beyond the reach of the child
rcn. Z. j. SCANTLEBURY
For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and
retail druggists, sSS + Street northwest.
and Connecticut Avenue and Street
northwest. and 142S Maryland Avenue
northeast.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
McManes Kent His Ward

Philadelphia, Nov. 2G.-Thomas Barlow.
receiver of the Peoples Bank. has noti-
fed the depositors of the bank that the
remaining 10 per cent due them will be
paid on and after Monday. December ;.
1898, at the Real Estate Trust COMPANY.
No. 1870 Chestnut Street. This payment
will close every uncontested claim against
the bank, including the deposits of the
city and State, thus making good the
promise Of the veteran James McManes
that no depositor should lose a dollar.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Young Actress Tries to kiu Herself

Miles. an actress playing with the Bush
Burlesquers in the Gaiety Theater, made
double attempt at suicide last night.
Upon her return from the evening per-
formance she went to her room in the
hotel. took a dose of laudanum. blew out
the gas and threw herself upon the bed
to await developments. Fortunately. a
belIboy happened along the hallway
shortly after, and, smelling the gas,
traced it, TO Mrs. Miles room. doctor
was called. and at last report II was
thought she would recover Mrs. Miles
was nineteen years of age
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UNDERTAKERS.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
OBITUARY NOTES.
DIR. Lafayette CheSIey.

Rochester. y. Y. Nov. 26--Dr Lafay-
ette ChesIey. a weIl-knOwn newspaper
correspondent and a contributor To medi-
car publications. died last night in this
city aged sixty. He was born in New
York and was the son of Lafayette and
Caroline MareeIiuS Chesley. His mother
came from an old Dutch family and was
d cousin of Martin Van Buren,
The evening times., 1898-11-26
George washington ON Expansion.

When George washington advised
against entangling alliance with foreign
nations, his actions sho1Id not be misin-
terpreted, as he explained it was because
of the weakness and infancy of thi Ie-
public. Since his time nearly five times
as much territory has oeen annexed as
that which constituted tue original Tnion
and from a weak an infan, n,tIion this
country has grown tn be one OF the
strongest proudest and most intelligent
on the globe. We, as nation, ePioy
special graees and blessings, and We, as
the people of Washington. enjoy Heu-
rich's beers because of heir purity, age
and strength.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Heart Rescue in 80 Minutes al

momentariy expecting for years that
death might snap the vital cord at any
minute. This is the story thousands could
tell and have told of the almost divine
formula, DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
Every day chronicles the taking away
Of many who have. not needed natures s
warnings that the heart was tired out
and needed the helping that this wonder
full cure gives, Heart disorders are insid-
ous. Don't trifie. This great remedy at
tacks the disease Instantly Sold by F. S.
Williams, Ninth and F Streets: Edmonds
& Williams. Third Street and Pennsyl-
yania Avenue.-5l.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
SERIOUS SHOOTING
ARRAY AT LEXINGTON
Moore Said Deal Was Looking for
Trouble, and He Was Accom-
modatiuC

Lexington. Ky. Nov. 26.-George Deal,
coIored lies unconscious with a punctured
lung in St Joseph's Hospital. George
Moore and a party of colored men were
going east on Constitution Street. while
Deal was coming west. Without provo
cation Moore pulled his gun, and. saying:
II hear you are looking for trouble? Well,
you are sure to get it, and began firing.
One shot struck Deal. Moore escaped.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Arthur VI. Hurme.

New York. Nov. 26.-Arthur Fl. Hurme
thirty-one years old. prominent member
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
died on Wednesday night at his home in
Jersey City after a protracted Illness He
was employed in u responsible position in
the office of the Standard Oil Company in
New York
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Col. Henry Lee.

Boston Nov. 26--Cel. Henry Lee, for
merry senior partner of the banking firm
of Lee. Higsinson & Co, in Boston. died
suddenly at his home in BrOokline, Mass
Thursday night. He was eighty-one years
old. He was one of the leading promoters
OF the American Bell Telephone Company.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Remorse Drove Him Insane

St. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 26.-George Van
Hoser, constable in an encounter with
a burglar five years ago. killed a man in
self-defense. He was yesterday admitted
to the insane asylum here, hopeless
mentar wreck, the result of brooding
over the killing.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Rescue of Crew mt Sea.

London. Nov. 26.-The Norwegian bark
Wilhelm BirkedaI. Capt J. Stangebye.
from New York October 81. for Cop n a
gen. was abandoned at sea leaky on No
vember ,. Her crew were rescued by the
Norwegian steamer Aggi. Capt Hate
berg. from New York November ). for
Hull. and safely landed at the latter port.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Soldier Found Dead.

New York, Nov. 26.-W. H. Hughes. A
private of Company M, Seventy-first New
York, who was in the Cuban camraigr.
was found dead this morning at the foot
of the basement steps of the Marlbo-
ough Hotel The cause of his death $
unknown. He was thirty-fiye years of
age.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Mother Kills Her.eIf and sabe

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 25-Mrs William
Santelle. wife OF farmer living near
here, after a quarrel with her husband.
Thursday. threw her 10-months-old babe
in a deep well and then committed sui
eide by jumping into the wen head fore
most.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
A Paynf ustcr Robbed.

Valparaiso, Ind, Nov. 26.--D. N. Bar
Der, of Hanna. paymaster for Schosser
Bres.' creamy OF Wanatah. was robbed
of his monthly allowance, 50, 800, Thurs
day night. He had hidden the money in
his cellar, and hearing a noise started
to investigate and was shot in the arm
The robbers escaped.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Camp AIger Claims .no,b.r y;...

Chambersburg, Pa, Nov 26.-From dis
ease contracted at Camp Alger. while a
member of Company c. Eighth Regiment,
PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers. Samuel O. Hut
ton died here. The young soldier was Civ
en- his discharge last August and cam.
here 10 die, realizing his illnes SIS was fatal
He was eighteen years old.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Edward G. AxnN.

Chicago, Nov. 26.-Edward G. Assay.
prominent member of the Chicago Bar
for forty years, died Thursday after a
lingering Illness. DTopsy was the cause
Asay was born and well-known In Phila-
deiDhia.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Against. Sunday Concerts.

London, Nov. 26-The London county
council has upheld. by vote of 81 to SO,
the decision of the licensing committee 20
refuse licenses TO halls where Sunday
concerts are given to profit
The evening times., 1898-11-26
''Hecht,s Greater Stores.
Special
underwear
values
tonight.

We shall put you in touch with
some very extraordinary vajues In
ladies' mems and children's un-
derwear tonight. We've put prices
down to the smallest possible point
just for the evening. foregoing pro-
IFS to get you better acquainted with
the goodness of our underwear. You
may come any time after 5 O'Clock
this evening-clear up to closing
time-and be sure of finding the
biggest array of noney-saving val
ues ever offered. Good, dependa-
Bile underwear ours-that proves
its worth in long wear and active
service.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
The Kasagf Arrives at Neycastse

Shields, England Nov. 26-The second
class protected cruiser Kasagi built for
Japan by the Cramps. which left New
York on November > for Newcastle. in
order to ship her Armstrong guns, arriv-
ed here yesterday.
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No More Paper Money in Chile.

Chamber of Deputies yesterday the min
lister of finance declared. in the name of
the President that there would not he
another dollar of paper money issued.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
DIED,

sELLERS-On Friday. November .. Isas. at
O'Clock p. n, VALENTINE WALKER SELLERS.
IN his seth year at his home in ROssiyH Va.
after q brief illness of pneumonia
Notice of funeral hereafter It
PJ RNIANCE-On Friday. November - 1885.
MISS MARION PURYIANCE
Funeral nom No. lfl3 Rhode Island ave- SataF-
day. November 20, st $50 p. m. 1t
HILL-On Thursday, November - 1s9s at
.. m GEORGE HILL. JR.. aged - wears
Funeral from ms late residence 3233 " street
northwest, Monday. November D. al , D. m. Ii
The evening times., 1898-11-26

DR.. Henry's Cough Syrup cures
coughs and all bronchial affections
which this weather is producing.
AT all druggists. I5c.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
subsidx for Indo-China RailMnxs

Paris, Nov. 26.-The cabinet las d aci led
to authorize a loan of 210 G00.030 franc;
for the purpose of establishing an Indo-
China railroad system. in connection with
the Chinese railroads.
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ia

Mems natural wool shirts and
drawers, of extra fine quallty-fin-
ished in the most particular style
silk-taped covered seams-a 10o
good SEC value-for ZJG
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IN MEMORIAM.

Ht.NTT-In memory Of VIOLA E HUNT. who
DEPARTED this life one year ago today. November
2G. 49,.
Viola. dear, hear Us call YOU.
Not TO take you from the breast
Oi heaven where Hanght can befan you
As angel with God to rest.
May YOU rest in peace. darling daughter,
Your form we've laid IN a silent grave
Protected there from wind and water
Your dear little soul to God We gave
By her loving parents
GEORGE T. AND CLARA " HUNT
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service.

Mems heavyweight Random un-
derwear-fine wool quality-with
silk-taped neck and front-pearI
s1ti'uswnise sold undsr sse-for no store ever I5c
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE METROPOLITAN r r. co.
Washington. ID. c.. Nov. H. 1S9s-No-
tice Is hereby given that the books for
the transfer of certificates of indebted
ness, series b. ' will be closed from No
vember l5 to December /. 1898. and the
books for the transfer of stock will be
closed from November 20 TO December l.
G. B. COLEMAN. Secretary.
mol. ID %. q EN-
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keystone Advantages.

(Frem the Toledo Bee.I
Pennsylvania may be able to extract con-
ISOLATION from the indisputable fact that the State
will live forever while Quay and wanamaker
won't.
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Dor.

Mems heavyweight Derby ribbed
fieece-lined underweaT-an extra
fine grade-made and finished in a
manner that proclaims it's superior
fty-a regular dollar value on.
for only ..................... 0JG
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rhrce Mem scntencea for un-aer

Danville H.. oNv. 26-A jury yester-
day gave one year each to Frank Gilman,
Walter H. Albert. and Albert Underwood,
for the murder of William Swank, in a
saloon at Westville last August.
The evening times., 1898-11-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ali drug
gists refund the money il 1t fails to cure 25c The
senuins has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
selp-tu, til sst-d
The evening times., 1898-11-26
Ciford,s Doom practic.uy SCALA,

Trenton, Nov. 26.-Acting Gov Watkins
today issued death warrant upon Muir
derer Edward Clifford of Newark. and
set January 6 as the date for the hang
ing.
The evening times., 1898-11-26

Ladies heavyweight union suits,
perfect fitting and finely fin ~,
ished-the regular 5oc suit FOR. kOG
The evening times., 1898-11-26

Ladies extra heavyweight Swiss
ribbed vests. nicely trimmed and
finished-perfect ftting-gcod IT.
weisht-regular 25c value for. iJG
The evening times., 1898-11-26

Children's heavyweight soft fieec-
lined vests and pants-sizes l5.
Is and 2a-regular 25c value IN.
for ............................. luG
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@etdhrltd,e Grfheinnnae,t.

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liaen cher wbaentIta erfaetuenpeu Sidtter irsenb
elm pSeiR@ Onf' Ranamal in @efaIt clues paus
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Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm.
Son &errpille. Spnnta9s. ~ Ibenbs.
Son &errpille, Wpntaas. :25 Born.
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Go. @poe,ptIs. Gaib @roeer.

8oles Saser bon STAPLE unb Jancp
Groceries, g 9nitt.M a aren,
@lotbtng Saten, Spilettes
artiteln. @Iass, por3elIans
unb &orb Waaren. Su allen
Separtement8 nur frii9e Sa1en.
Niebrige Preife. isreie unb prompte
Mblieferuns. 1913 Shb.AIampsS StraBe,
@de @anargo. SeIepbon 433.
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Cinderella 9dnb Yalaft.

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rabe au taufen ptinf9t.
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207 aIamO pla3o.
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Sndlens arutea galbe.

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cantirt u6er bas @elo pirb Suriiderftats
ut. rs Gents bic Sbadtel. Bum
SerfouI in alien glpotheten.
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GOntberas Asaciisc 8abn.

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9tabnl. ................
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8on @agle 8aB nnh Mericp 200
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.QenieIbe I"

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Sonntaqs, I'm. m........3:09 gfa6m.
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4bboltuns pOu Picnics unb Soften 3ur
gerfdsuug. Gbr aufmertiame 8ebies
nuug iff iiets Sorge getragen.
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beR6tigen. Die groBte attraftion, bic
San Autonio aufaumeiieu bat.
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lid ..9:30 Born. unb 800 9lbenos.
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Dallas, 5trt @ortb unb 8aco, tdss
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6. 8. 9ean,
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