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The evening times., 1898-05-06
DIES FOR CUBA.
Juan Delgado Reported to Have
Been Killed.

Been Killed.
Key West Fla, May 6.-News has just
been received that Colonel Juan Delgado,
who has been operating with the insur-
gent forces in Havana province, has been
killed in an engagement in which twenty
one Spaniards and Cubans were killed.
Juan Delgado had a force of about two
hundred men under his command. He
was one of the minor Cuban leaders and
had been operating for some time in the
neighborhood of Havana. He was a we'll
to-do farmer before the war. Delgado
Joined Maceo's forces in December, 1895
and was commanded to take the field
near Havana.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
So top coats. $4.98.

4shades of English Covert Top Coats.
a short box style, lined with good Ital-
ian cloth, and with full wide French
facings-also a whip-cord covert-reg-
ular - values. and We have them in
our regular stock at that price-these
go at $498
The evening times., 1898-05-06
A Death-Like sleep,

Duluth. Mimi. May 6.-Physicians are
trying to determine whether or not the,
infant child Of F. D. Culver is dead. The
child apparently expired five days ago.
but the body remains limp and there are
no signs Of discoloration, although it has
been wrapped in blankets and kept in a
warm room.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Sale of a Famou. Trotter.

Red Oak, Iowa, May 6.-The famous
trotting queen, Alix, 2:oS 3-4, has been sold
by Morris Jones to F. C. Sayles. of Paw
tucket. r. l., proprietor of the Mariposa
and Bryn Mawr stock farms. The price
is not made public. but 1t is understood to
be the largest ever paid for a brood mare
The evening times., 1898-05-06

MONEY to loan on real estate; $3.50 and small
sums, per cent; $500 and larger sums. per
ccnt: s2. 500 and larger sums, Z and 1-s per
cent; all transactions conducted with economtcAl
consideration for borrowers WM H. SAUNDERA,
CO., 1so7 81. NV. apl7-u
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Sc bike pants. 1928.

Mems Cashmere Golf and Bicycle
Suits, In as many as five styles OF
plaids and checks-the coats are made
with four outside pockets and full
facings-the pants have military seats
and golf cuffs There never was such
a suit sold for less than IS by any
clothier on earth. Your choice OF any
one of these for $2S8
The evening times., 1898-05-06
81 bike pants. 99c.

Mems Plaid Bicycle Pants. in those
very combinations which are fashion,
able this season: made with military
seats. giving them double strength and
double the wear-where wear comes
pants which are sold for $2 wherever
bicycle clothing is sold-go to you for
Sec
The evening times., 1898-05-06
For Western Troops.

Vancouver Barracks. Wash. May O.
The Fourteenth Infantry is busy packing
up preparatory to going to Preside. The
report that all the troops in Alaska are
to be recalled is said to be untrue. The
volunteers of Oregon and Washington
will also go to Preside as soon as mus
tered In.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Gold I'm ulinoi.

Harrisburg. ILL.,. May Sword was re-
ceived here yesterday that while William
MCGOWAN was digging on his farm near
Eagle Mountain. this county. he found a
nugget of gold weighing three ounces
The neighborhood is wild with excite
mont
The evening times., 1898-05-06

Secretary J. II. Jones. OF Fraternal
Council 5l9, Of the National Union, has
been notified by the secretary OF the
Senate that members Of the National
Union in good standing may enlist In
the Army without vitiating their insur-
ance. OF course. such members must
arrange to keep their assessments paid
up.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
81 pants. $1.98.

styles of Striped Worsted Pants.
which are regular "a values-go at
$l-9s. These are made up with two hip
pockets and the facings are the best
materials-perfect fitting and well
made. Splendid values
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Other specials for men.

Not content with giving you the best
suit bargain of your life, we shall also
let you have the choice of some very
special values in mems clothing. Look
them over.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
SEMI on WIN Cheer..

Cumberland. Md, May -6.-Company c,
First Regiment, Maryland National
Guard, eighty strong. recently recruited
In Cumberland. had about a thousand
people to cheer them as they boarded
their train for Camp Wilmer yesterday.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
A FRENCH OPINION.
II In Reported That We Will Cede
the Canariex to Great Britain.

Paris, May 6.-The Eclair says negotia-
tions are pending between the United
States and Great Britain which will re-
suit in the latter supporting the former
if other powers favor Spain by attempt
ing to stop the war before the United
States has received satisfaction.
The United States, 1t is added. has
promised in return to capture the Canary
Islands and cede them to Great Britain.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Children'S Clothing.
The last Of the TilIard stock.

OF the boys clothing will be offered
tomorrow-and when every garment is
sold the greatest clothing sale of the
year will be thing Iof the past. 1t
has been a wonderful event for us
feat of selling that has surpassed all
expectations. Mothers Will have one
more chance tomorrow to make the
savings-which every prudent woman
will take advantage Of
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Ladies' vests, 12Hc.

Lot Of ladies' pink. blue. and white
ribbed vesfs-have crocheted neck and
arm holes run with silk tape-25c- val
ue for IL 1-2c.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
sc cOrSetS. 39c.

Lot OF ladies' white and gray cor
sets. the best values 69c. can ever buy
will be offered today for sc.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Bows shirt waists. 59c.

We shall offer the celebrated Mothers
Friend shirtwaists for boys, with patent
and-laundered-and with every point
Of advantage that well-known make has-for
80 cents
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Child's suits. $1.19.

A lot of REFER and vestie all-wool
suits. in sizes from to years-and a
lot of larger boys double-breasted
suits. In sizes to 16 years-which are
worth no less than s.. 20 and $3.50 will
be offered tomorrow for $ll9
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Shirt waists. 12Hc.

Tomorrow We will offer lot Of boys
pleated percale shirt waists, which
sell regularly at l9c. and more, for
only Il I-2c.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Youths suits. $3.50.

lot of youths, all-wool suits in varie-
ty Of those neat check patterns-all Of them
perfect fitting and neatly msde-will be given
you for $40. $50 they should be.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Flowers. 16e.

A lot of violets of natural color. in
white and yellow-and child's wreaths.
and roses anu foliage-will be offered
tomorrow for l6 cents for choice.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Bows pants. 49c.

Tomorrow We place on sale lot Of boys
all-wool pants. which are strongly made and
perfect ftting-in a variety of the most styl
ish pat,erns-iust the sort of pants for the
boys rough play and for school wear-will
go tomorrow for 40 cents.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Boys suits, 49c.

A lot of boys striped Galatea cloth
and plain crash washable sailor suits,
elegantly trimmed-will go tomorrow
for i9c.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
BlOuSeS. 49c.

lot Of boys white blouses. with en-
brodered front-and finished ir the daintiest
fashion-will he offered for &c fc- oh5ice of
the lot.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Child's Hats, 49c.

Choice of a lot of child's pretty
straw crown null hats will be offered
you tomorrow for 49c. They are
made and finished in the prettiest
manner.
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Boys pants, l2Hc.

A lot of boys checked linen pants
with patent bands-the usual value
sold for 25c. values for Il 1-2c. tomor-
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Money to Loan on

Eogsehcid Farnhure. Pianos. ele. WITH
out removal from owners possession: pay.
ments received ON principal. which reduces
the cost OF carrying: all business strictly
confidential no expenss to applicant it
ban 10 not made: efficient ser vice enables
us 70 act promptly on all appitca iona
sso ~ bsfors going elsewhef
The evening times., 1898-05-06

MONEY! LOANED on household furniture. planes.
ctc, without removal; business confidential.
Z. B. MCGOWAN. Room TO- lil9 st. nv.
my2-lmo-em
The evening times., 1898-05-06
National Mortgage Loan Co.,
625 F Street N. W.

At 8 Fer Cent.
% real estate In D. O.; No oslsy; ssrms
HEisKELL 4 McIERAN.
Ne-u-sm zoos y q. Nv.
The evening times., 1898-05-06

MlLLIkERY===.N Nothing succeeds like success"
There's certain air of busy selling in the air
millinery observation-disclosures constantly and Business
building do brings resus-you almost
the department You acknowledge that
knew such small until inauguraed this low selling
You much less for millinery of the stylish
than has been known heretofore the
some parlors the complete showing of the
worlds best creatonsors the exclusive styles
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6oz F Street N. w.

MONEY 20 LOAN at tn lowe9 rases a interest,
es improved and unimproved property /, tbs
nation q etle. WALTER H. ACEER. .os lstb
It nv.r EST
The evening times., 1898-05-06
Boys vests, &c.

The choice will be offered tomorrow
of lot of boys all-wool vests, left
from suits. for only cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-12-26

es' Coats in latest styles.
Plush Capes from $5 to SIS.
Our goods will fit you and
our figures will please you.
Dress Goods.--If you be-
lieve we assert too much
when we claim to carry the
finest line in town, come
and see for yourself. Our
stock OF Crepons, Henriettas,
Figure Poplins, etc, must
be seen to be appreciated.
Gloves. Ladies', Misses
and Gents Plain and Fur
top Kid Gloves. A very
pretty line for you to choose
from.
Umbrellas. We sell them
from 49c up. Warranted
Silk, S1.75 to $5.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-12-26
J YOU CAN'T
J GO ASTRAY

from us. Not ''fake'' article in the
whole store. We have very complete
stock of groceries, provisions, dry goods
canned goods, ETC., making an excellent
assortment to select from for your holiday
dinners. Let us serve you. We always
give the best of satisfaction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
rnE ONO o. scMAr.

Mr. Hanna made great mistake In
neglecting 10 consider Governor Bushnell s
crazy bone along with his spinal column
Milwaukee Sentinel
Senator Hanna failed 10 win In The first
round but hts adseisaries came uut o. IL
with Very small margin for further on
eraiions, 81. Louis Globe Democrat,
" prudent man, Mr. Hanna In the
event OF success. will be able 10 ,spp.ratu-
iat. himself that he carried his purpose
without much waste Of energy N the way
OF votes WASHINGTON star.
senator Hanna has lost Inc irst round
N the Ohio senatorial fight but he IL a
ihan OF Infinite Resources ana tnpre are
several good working days before tho bali
iotinS besins MINNEAPOLIS Tribune.
Senator cullom viii not ween barrel
81 tears IL Marcus Aureiius shout fail
70 be elected senator from Ohio. NJ OH,
ION has vivid recollection of the ants.
convention raids Hanna made into M
ncSs.--lllinois State Register
II Is appropriate that the nrst orran,zea
protest against the proposed b,a,nval 4,
the republican party BY the defeat or san-
a'or Hanna for election as mis- avn sue
ccessor should come from Springfield INA
home OF Governor Bushnell. Cleveland
In view Of the declaration OF cnr,s,r
democratic legislators In Ohio ia, ,ran
MI not vote for any republican for Ual,as
states senator the question n ,sr,snant
whether Mr.. Kurtz's friends are sufac,e,,,
y determined 70 defeat Hanna Ia va,a lar
mclean or hrioc. -pittsburg D,spatrh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Nine. Duse has Just given successful
performance in Monaco, of \. ". Pinero' S
Second Mrs Tanaueray," in Italian under
the title OF La Seconda Moglie.'
The King of Greece. who was penntless
when he reached Athens in The carly six
ties. has amassed fortune estimated at
sSoOO0,o0o by specializing in foreign stocks,
NJ. Jules Lemaitre. in the course af the
personal tribute to Daudet which ne paid
In the Figaro. said that it WAS Daudct's
wife who. by bringing order AMI mace into
his life, made him capable OF pard work
and beautiful books. =
Princess Beatrice. the YOUNGEST daughter
of the queen has blosAomed iorla as an
authorizes. not of novel, nor vel as the
creator of an opera, but OF a semi religious
work entitled Consolation In Suffering
Fruits of the Reading of Mourner"
At the session of the academic des
Sciences. held at Paris on December IL.
the Cuvier prize of 1900 francs was award
ed to Professor o. C. Marsh Of Nale uni
versty. This prize Is awarded every
three wears for the most remarkable work
either on the animal kingdom o. on eeol-
ogy."
In a lecture at Carroll Institute. Wash
ington, d. c.. the other evening. Professor
Maurice Francis Egan, LII. ~. instructor
IN English at the Catholic univeraity. de-
clared that no novel that lenves out God
can be true ethicaily or artistically, and
mat what is not trne is immoral.
President Harper of the University of
Chicago has announced that n college
commerce and politics is to be 'nauyurated
u .,,, Inc auspices of the univc,sit. 1t
VIII be the aim to teach practical business
ana politics, including finance. insurance
manufacturing, trade. Diplomatic service
and journalism.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
TUESDAY, JAS. II, 1898,
..TEN PAGES TODAY
a STRONG AInnA1GNMENr.

Z. Z.
However opinions may differ rs TO the
Views expressed therein. competent or In
telligent judges generally OF good talking
must ngree that the speech of Mr.. Bryan
In Chicago on Jackson day was brilliant
and entertaining piece OF oratory. The
gold standard men and the rainbow chas-
ing international blmotailists must have
felt keenly the weight of the free silver
champions logic and the force OF his
telling sentences.
But can Intelligent observers OF tho
events OF the past year gainsay Mr.. Bry-
ans staternefItsg Is 1t not a fnct that Sec
renary Gage, In his proposed law reforming
+ monetary commission which virtually
agrees with him. arc throwing of 1isguiscs
worn last year and are now seeking, not to
promote international bimetallism. nor
maintain silver even at It's present volume
or importance, but 10 fasten straightout
single gold standard upon tho country by
express terms OF law? Did not the demo-
Gratis warn those last year who entertained
conservative views. that 1t VAS struggle
between gold recommendation on one hand
and bimetallisnl on the other aud not be-
tween International btmetallism and inde-
pendent free coinage?
Again, has not every month sinee the
Inauguration of Mckinley borne witness
to the failure OF republican pclicies"--in
the revenue field, In the financial iield,
IN The industrial field. where moro work
and better wages were promised. and tn
the foreign policy? AS Mr.. Bryan heilu,i-
fully puts It. can We not point 10 wage re-
duotons and continued want OF business
confidence ns 'the weeping willows that
have sprung up ABOUT the temporary tomb"
of tho democratic policies which repnb-
licanRm claims to have buried?
Mr.. Bryan has In his own powerful and
original manner again disproved the hollow
pretenscs of the gold standard, trust-pao-
noting party now in power in the nation,
and by the logic OF events shown how flu
tile Is the hope for any relief or genuine
or widespread progress. at the hands OF
men whose interests are directly opposed
10 those OF tho masses. The war Is not
between rich and poor. nor classes and
masses. but between gIant trusts and the
individual between government fostercd
interests and the natural rights and condi-
lions of trade and industry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
SOME rosTscRlrrs.

Painting is now done by compressed air.
Iron Was made near Ironton. Mo-. as
early as 1916.
In ceylon the bullock carts are among
the most interesting street sights,
The name Nebraska Is an Indian word,
which means shallow water.
The new engines for the Cincinnati va
ter works will cost about 100000.
II is claimed that at present he ropuia-
iion OF Nebraska rs about l.25o, 900.
Two counties In Kansas raised over D.
10000" bushels OF wheat each last year.
In Scotland the last day OF the year.
or New Years Eve. Is called Iiognanay.
There arc 2,Soo.ooo acres OF coal land
and l,apc.eo0 OF iron ore lands in Arkansas.
Observation Is the most enduring ~ the
pleasures OF life, according TO George Mere
dith.
Ont 81 the enormous number ~ women
~ Constantinople not more than 5000 can
read or write
IN lAsI Kansas produced i52, 4 10. 9a3 hush
eis q corn. the market value Of which
was SIS .55s.2as "A'0h
There are nearly ls.voo bounds main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
"Fight the Gold Standard.
ldanapolis SsnfineI

senator Chandler has his eyes omen al
most TO their full capacity now. AMI ~,
course the goldbugs are anxious 10 reod
MN out a their party. Every man who
WORKS fer wages" says he. should ight
against the single gold standard OF money
when IS the most potent cause of the re-
ieuucuon OF wages made IN all me
factories OF New England"
He Is getting perlously near the danger
line The eoldbugs and republic IAN ,dl-
TORS VIII begin TO call him an anarcn,s
fc6l. Nv - w
Inc senator continues:
Inc decentralization of silver and the
consequent appreciation OF gold. Which
measures values, have contributed to 50
reduce the prices of commodities that
gcods which would once have brought he
producer SiOO now bring him only SEQ
MS IS worldwide condition. where rola
prices prevail and because manufacturers
can not get the old prices for goods they
say they can not pay the old prices for
iapor But II II had not been for ina de-
lnoneuzation OF silver the wages of labor
everywhere IN recent years would have
risen because each laborer has been able.
year by year, TO create larger product
ana he has therefore been entitled 10
larger wages as his share OF that product.
the legitimate rise in wages the adoption
OF the geld standard has prevented, and
instead OF q rise comes a fall"
One q the Eastern papers calls the
above The Alteration Of Mr.. chaudlerv
and that it is the logical result Of the
shameless filtration in which The Sew
hnmpshsre statesman has recently in
dulged himself"
The situation calls for REPUTATION Of
Mr.. Chambers arguments Abuse Is liot
In order The matter Is serious Milliuns
Of bread winners and wage-earners are III
tally interested. Let the light shine ;ncn
the hypocrisy Of goldbugism and repuo-
licanism.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
When Death Comes.

washington Star.
In an Investigation covering over 5000
cases In relation to the hour Of death ;,
s,'o Wen known physician who mas been
himself a student Of the question. III ha.
oeen ascertained that the greatest number
uie between and 8 o'clock In the Y,,,.,,.
ns, when the death rate is over 40 per
ueh' above the average; the next. du,.
,ns me hour before midnight, when shs
rule Is about 25 per cent in excess.
.nlrd hour Of excess is from D to 10 IL
aae morning.. when the rate is abont is
per cent In excess. On the ether hand
the death rate between 10 and n.
: 10 per cent below the average. he
hour before noon being the most fa,ai
from o'clock until Z in the evening ,hs
aeaths rise TO ; Per cent above tha aver
age, ana then fall from that Lour 70 ii
2, IN. From TO IL o'clock AZ night
mere is a minimum of 6 per cent below
the mean average. The least mortality e
between 10 a, N. ana O'Clock In lie ar
ternoon. and the greatest during esriv
morning hoursJ from 3 to & o'clock. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
what a Dream Did.
Buffalo Enquirer.

b"haio Enquirer.
Some sixty years ago Joseph Everest
came into the Warsaw valley from Hume.
ana bought farm three miles from this
village. One morning he related dream
.hat he had the night before, and which
NE mad dreamed for three nights in sue
oesslon, in which he had seen n vast treas
ure on his farm in the earth below. Re
was SO moved by the vision that, having
selected a spot. he removed the eartl, to
me rock, ana with impoverished tools be-
gan ariiiing with a spring pole. After
going down some eighty or a hundred fset
ana hnding nothing. he gave up the search
put Still persisted in his belief of a hidden
treasure below up to his death, whica oc-
CURED many years after.
his nephew, II. Il. Everest of the ya-
cunm oil company of Rochester. come
years ago, remembering his uncle's dream.
when was a household word In the family
sunk a Wen for oil in that spot, but found
a tweniy-foot deposit OF salt insteai al
gold thereby fully realizing the dream ~
ms Uncle Joseph of q hidden treasl,ro
Ssme two years thereafter small sol Of
salt works We're built and from this small
beginning sprang the immense salt planrs
ana the large output of salt In Warsaw
valley. which has revolutionzed the snlt
business OF the world.
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to be depiored. nor the danger less threat
ctsing because tho mortality Is distributed
through the year. As wc have partial
system OF paving and Of sewerage. possi-
bly, the death rate directly attributable 70
the want of such improvements will not
reach four to the 1000 here, but only half
this number, or 100 year. Think. how
ever, OF 100 lives annually sacrificed either
to neglect, or to false economy. in small
city! Figures and facts such as those just
cited should be seriously considered by tho
people and authorities Of Houston, CAL
weston and OF all our Texas communities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
THE MANUFACTURERS REcoRps
PLIGHT.

Tho Manufacturers Record of BALTIMORE
has been indulging In criticism of alleged
but purely imaginary, legislative handlcaps
upon capital in the South, a few weeks
since the New England manufactured
Knocked the wind out of the Records sail
by declaring that the absence OF such ham
dlcaps in the South and their existence In
the New England States rendered uompe,i-
ton by New England cotton mills against
the Southern mills we'll nigh impossible.
The beaumont journal, In an editorial
which was copied In The Post, took occa-
sion to call the public's attention TO this
discrepancy In tho premises between the
reckless statements OF the Record and the
confession Of The New England mill owners.
Thereupon the Record proceeded to pay its
respects TO tho Journal and Post In far
fetched attempt at raillery which did not
seem 10 require any answer Now. low
ever, the Record comes to us with another
reference to the Post and Journal which de-
mands notice only because II misstates The
Posts position. or convictions. as to The
dominating advantage of the South over
New England as cotton manufacturing
crnter" Tho Record says:
The attention ~ the Beaumont Journal mud
IA srsnndef. Tho Hpraton POET, which seems
70 labor under the INSTRUMENTATION that dom
innt,ny ADVANTAGE cl thu South over Kew
f,pEiniu as en..oa manufacturing o, inter- Is
creap iuhor due TO the Absence OF restrictive
iuEisiniinn. is respectfully directed TO the toll
lowing from the Macon tGa.l Telegraph:
Then the Record quotes an editorial from
the Telegraph which Is directly ii line
With The post's argument few days aso
that New England could not truthfully
claim that lis troubles arose from tbs fact
that Il had superior or higher priced labor
than the South, The Post had Insisted thai
natural advantages In the South. nearness
70 the raw material, absence OF legislative
restrictions upon capital. and climate, with
~ cheaper living ~ consequence, were
such that New England could not hope un.
der existius conditions 10 compete With us
~ cotton manufacture. We distinctly A.
ftrmed our conviction that labor was As we'll
g. ~ tes eesthern y Il ths Northern mil.
- ~ nseese ean ~ jump ~ original
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11

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is the bar he
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