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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

At a meeting last evening Of the Easton
Literary Association. an organization COM
posed Of young men connected with the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, the pastor.
Rev. DIR. EastOn, read a paper on the de-
cline of ancient Venice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27
observation-disclosures Blaze.

The alarm from box 531 shortly before 10
O'Clock last evening was for fire at the
home of Mr. F. A. Krob. No ;164 Francis
street southeast. The blaze was caused,
it is said. by the explosion of a coal oil
lamp, and the damage amounted, it was
estimated, to s1eoo, on which there was
about 500 insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

the end. Mrs. James NJ. Green, his daugh-
ter, is abroad in Japan, travelling with her
husband, and attempts made yesterday to
reach them by cable failed.
The funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock from the late home of
the deceased. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. McKim of Epiphany
Church, assisted by Rev. DR.. Staltely of
the FIRST Baptist Church The honorary
palIbearers will be Messrs. NJ. G.. Emery,
Chas. E. Foster. John c. Fill, Bushrod
Robinson. John w. Clarke and DR.. w. ).
Thompson The interment will be made
in Rock Creek cemetery, and the services
there will be private.
WeII-KnOyn Resident.
Mr.. Stewart was one of the best known
and Oldest residents of the District of Co
lunbia He was born in 1880, in this city,
in Wizards Hotel. then known as Bernard's
Hotel. Henry Clay was chosen TO be the
godfather of the child, and his name was
given him,
Mr.. Stewart had always lived in this city
He was educated at McClOuds School. then
at the northwest corner of 9Th street and
Grant place. and the leading school in this
city. Mr.. Stewart was in the wood and
coal trade and carried on "a very extensive
business. During the civil war he filled
large contracts for fuel for the Union army.
In 1916 he retired from active participation
in business and in the same year built the
handsome residence at the southwest cor
ner of 11th street and New York avenue,
which he had since occupied. In the same
year also the real estate firm Of H. Clay
Stewart & Son was established. but the
elder Stewart took no active part in the
business, which has always been conducted
by Mr.. Henry Clay Stewart, jr.
OF Scotch Descent.
Mr.. Stewart was of Scotch descent, his
family having come to this country from
the highlands of Scotland in 1910 and set
tied at Port Tobacco, Md. His father was
born in Maryland just north of the present
District line, and came into what is now
the District of Columbia before it was
ceded to the general government,
Mr.. Stewart took a very important part
in the development of the District, although
most of his work was done in a quiet
and transformations way. He was a men,
Der of the common council for two terms
about the time of the close of the war. He
was one of the founders of the National
Metropolitan and the CorcOran Fire Insur-
ance Companies, respectively, and was in
terested in a number of other local corpo-
ratiOEs While he lived a. comparatively re-
tired life during his last years he was
vigorous and had an active interest in at
fairs He was identified with a number of
charitable works that were not generally
known, but which resulted in much good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27
Advice From II Health JOurnnI

American Journal of Health says: "Brome-
Pepsin is positive cure for headache from
whatever cause it may arise" AT all drug
Sists. Toe. to soc. bot.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

VIA Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday.
April ~ and 20, good to return until Mon
day. May l. All trains except Congressional
IIInited.-Adyt.
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Special Excursions to Harner.x Ea-,-

Inc baltimore and Ohio Railroad respect
fully solcits organizations. societies and
sunday schools to visit Harper's Ferry for
days outing. Full particulars upon ap-
pllcation at B. & o. office, GIG Pa ave be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

Two-story and basement brick dwelling,
No 1914 F street northeast, will be sold
at auction by trustees tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. See adVt.
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Prisoners Alleged Record.

Detectives Parham and Gallaher, accom-
panied by Mr.. Jackson, at once went to
Hyattsville, where the latter identified ais
team, which was turned over to him. Cur
tbs was brought to Washington and locked
up. Today he was measured at police head
quarters and his picture taken for the gall
lery.
Curtis has a bad record, It is said. Ac-
cording to a story told by man who
knows him well, and who often gave him
work, Curtis parents are dead. His home
is in Philadelphia. About four years ago he
secured employment at a well-known lunch
room in this city. 1t is alleged he stole a
suit of clothes from one of the walters and
left town. He afterward came back and
was again employed at the same place.
After being there a little while he one day
suddenly seized a butcher knife and ran
anuck, cutting and slashing with such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

100 It'll st. NV. Arbuckle pkg. Coffee, 915c
Quaker Oats, &c. pkg; good Macaroni, 7c
pkg; Victor" Coffee in sealed tins, 2l2c.;
Hires Condensed Milk, Zoe. can; Wild Cher
ry and Birch Beer. &c. bottle; Corned Beef,
DC, lb.; Bradley Shoulders, 61ac.; Bradley
Cal. Hams, The. pure whole Goldfish, 71hc.
lb.; Grain-O, 1910. pkg; Postum, 15c;
Shrivers Sugar Corn, exc; Tomatoes. exc
can; BoraX Soap, 212c. 1t
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Price EIgin Butter Reduced.

JOhnston's, 10 18th St, are selling the best
Elgin butter for 211ac-; Victor coffee for
Pike; good rice, 51ac H.; Eagle condensed
milk, be can, grape nuts, i0c. pckg--Adyt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

J. H Small & Sons, florists, 14th and c.
SITS, Washington, and 1153 Broadway, N. Y.
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

clients will speak In the Roman. Assvrian
and other halls afternoons at 4:3O and even
ings at $50. Open from am to 10 pm
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27
Special Department Clerks Excursion
to keniIwOrth, ID. c., Saturday, April
20. rs PM.

Railroad tickets free at our office or at
Pennsylvania depot prior to 1888 D. m.
Most prosperous and progressive subdivi-
sion in the District. Lots $780, 500 and
$500 Terms, 81. 81 and So weekly. Allen
w. Mallery & Co., GO T st. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

OUI DUR LIFE and SCOTS
Emulsion Of Cod-liyer Oil VITA
Hypophosphites have cured
thousands Of cases of con-
sumption In the early stages.
When a case Is so far adj
vanced that a cure cannot be
made, even then SCOTS
EMULSION checks the rapid
ity of the disease, relieves
the pains in the chest, re-
duces the night sweats and
lsier. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

Money to lend at AZ, . and 6 per cent on
real estate Frank T. Rawlings, 1905 Pa ave.
advertisement.
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An item Of interest TO owners Of Mergen-
thaler stock will be found under the head
of Special Notices
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Elphonzo Youngs Co.
The Store Of Quality"

Last Monday we announced the
sale of the last shipment of pure Wis
consin WHITE CLOVER HON
Ely. We speak of it again today to
remind you of it-and for the benefit
of those who did not read of it.
There's none finer than white
Clover" and people who appreciate
"bests" will appreciate its goodness.
15c. a pound and that is an ex-
tremely low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27
Buy Boston baking Co

Long Loaf, Grandma's; Square Loaf, Old
Homestead save labels See explanatory cir
cular at any grocers. Your grocer sells it,"
ap2I-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

S125 to baltimore and Return Via
b. and o. Saturday and Sunday, April 20
and 80 good for return until following
Monday. Good on all trains except Royal
Limited.-Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

Watch for a town. Congress Heights, D. C.
advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

Grhnd Roses for Little Money.
specimen blooms, Soc doz. GUIDE, 1924 r.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-27

S1.1O 2-hole double flame Gas Stove
6i6 18th. &. \. Mu6diman & Co. 1904 G..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
GENERAL OTIS HAS CONTROL
SAYS IT IS QUIET AT 1Iono.


Washington, Jan. l7.-GeneraI Otis
was heard from again from Manila, AMI
the contents Of his eablegTam were 20 re-
assuring AZ 70 the situation there and at
IIoilo that officials here have come TO ae-
cept, without question, the correctness Of
his statement that the critical stage =
passed and he has control OF the situation.
The Commercial Gable Company has L.
sued the following notice:
The Eastern Telegraph Company adj
yises as follows: We beg to inform you
We have received adyices from Manih stat
ing that the American government n6A
notify us that censorship is applicable TO
all outward and homeWard kilograms con
tanning political news
President Schurman Of Cornell uniser-
sity was at the Whitehouse and bad q talk
with the presideDt, On leaving he said he
had accepted position on the commission
of five which is TO be appointed TO study
the commercial and social problems Of the
Philippines.
1t Is now understood the other members
of the commission will be Admiral Dewey,
General Otis, Colonel Charles DENLY and
Professor Worcester Of Ann ATbor uni
Eersity.
Prof SchurTnan said the commission
expected to sail for Manila about the first
of February.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21


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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
MINING xorns.

The output Of ores from the Roasland
mines last year amounted TO 81 ,eO4,7 56.
For the first four days of the year 100
mining locations were filed for record at
colviIle.
Since 1896 the output Of ores from the
Kasio port has grown from 81. 100000 10
$3.50, GEO.
The Palo Alto Of Republic is looking
exceedingly well. The quality Of the
quartz is all of high grade.
Last year 2s9 instruments were record
ed with the deputy mining recorder of
the Florence district, Idaho.
A 20-fOot blind ledge was struck in the
Mammoth at Silver City, Idaho, at l20
feet depth, which prospects well.
The big De Lamar company is said to
be trying 10 get some Of the newly dis.
covered properties in Central Idaho.
All OF the machinery for the Ymir 90
stamp mill is on the ground, and It il ex-
pected to be ready for operation in few
weeks.
The erosscut tunnel on the Princess
Maud, in Republic camp, win strike the
lead, according 10 calculations, within
about rs feet.
Frank Brown has a contract 70 run
a 2O0foot tunnel on the Jumbo, Buffalo
Hump claim, and has begun work with
force Of ten men.
Il is reported that the Big Copper mine,
in Copper camp. Boundary district, b. c.,
has passed into the hands of strong east
ern syndicate nj q handsome figure.
A single blast In the Bonanza mine.
Idaho, recently brought down about 20
tons Of ore which contained &53, 900 worth
OF gold, most Of which WAS free gold.
q. w. Mcdowell and Denver capitalists
will build a sampling works plant Of 100
tons daily capacity at some point on the
line Of the c. r. R.. probably Rosebery.
II is said Rossland men have refused
10000 for n interest in the TammAny
group on Burnt Basin, Boundary district,
the offer having been made by Butte.
Mont, people.
Newsome Creek. Idaho, IL only one Of
a number Of good quartz mining camps
which offer great opportunities for the
profitable investment OF money in quartz
mining enterprises.
News comes from Ainsworth, B. c.,
that the lower tunnel which has been run
on the Twin TO crosscut the ledge has
reached the goal and opened a fine ore
body.
Mine Inspector Owens states that unless
the duty on British Columbia coal is Ia
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
TRADE NOTES.

Blackleg is killing calves in the ANITA
mum neighborhOod, Yakima county.
Over 500 more Cinnamon entered Brit
ish Columbia last year than in 1897.
New buildings to the value Of S2I4,7O0
were erected in YictOriaf B. c., last year.
William Rich Of Sumas shipped IL tons
Of peas TO Vancouver, B. c., last week, re-
eeiving ST per ton.
Charles Harland, Of Montesano, has cut
10000 feet Of cottonwood logs for the
basket factory at Hoqniam.
On WILDLY island farm the past sea-
son one field Of one hundred acres yielded
eight hundred tons Of potatoes.
The amount of capital invested in the
fishing industry on Grays harbor il placed
at S6l, l2O by Fish Commissioner Little in
his biennial report
Information comes from Whateom that
the eastern oysters planted some two
months ago in Puget sound are stiH alive
and promising wen.
About 100000 Quinalt salmon eggs
have arrived from the United States
hatchery at Battle Creek, Cal, and sent
to the ChipOok hatchery.
Commencing Jan /, 1899, the Canadian
government has reduced the domestic let
ter rate from to 2 cents per ounce, the
same as the United States.
r The Puget Sound Reduction Co. Of
Everett is making four shipments every
week of silver and gold bullion to Denver
to be refined Each shipment is valued
at $Is,T50.
Wheat receipts at Seattle during De
cember were 2I2,l0 bushels inspected, a
gain of 42 900 bushels over the like month
in 1897. The total for 1925 was 1887
100 bushels.
One day last week the Filion Darby
shingle mill turned out 10000 shingles.
This is the largest cut ever made ON a
hand machine in Clallam county. George
Dippold was the sawyer.
The big Mason County Logging com
pany, just organized and which has been
granted dumping facilities in Olympia, is
already about to construct four miles of
standard gauge railroad from Black Hills
to Little Rock.
The sheep industry in Whateom coun-
/ RAA9 AAh W 1SNNnAG OAAC Va AAAC AhooS
important. There are 252 owners, located
near the twenty five or more different
Postofices of the county, and the mum.
Der owned by each individual ranges from
one TO $50
The Northern Pacific railway has met
the cut made to Kootenay points by the
Canadian Pacific railway and on Tues
day morning all passenger rates to Koot-
enay points were reduced s. so. This will
bring the rate from Victoria to the same
as that from Vancouver, New westmin-
ster, Seattle or Tacoma.
The first quail imported into British
Columbia from Kansas have arrived in
Vancouver. The birds arrived in good
condition and not one was lost The six
ty birds have been imported by the Forest
and Stream club and will be turned loose
on Sea island and in other parts where
they promise to thrive we'll They are of
the Bob White species and are fine.
healthy birds. An effort will be made
to protect them for year or two until
they become settled to the new conditions
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
WARRINGTON.


Shelton. Wash, has passed a euriew
ordinance.
John Dobson. city treasurer Of Chehalis,
refuses 10 accept anything for his ser.
vices.
The whatoom County Press Association
has eeen reoTganilad- J. Hsnnum Jones
Is president.
The Tacoma council has reduced the
food supply Of city prisoners 70 two
tneals day.
snow u reported seven and eight Zee,
dep on The Emerson Goshen road in
WhateOnt county.
During the Fse~nt cold spell the Their.
iaosnsisE at oakesaaie slipI-d down 10 a
degrees below EeFn.
The company ls cleaning ap the ground.
and pEsFataRg to erect another depot Ina,
nasSiiAisly On The same sits.
| Fsslninstou rasds the smalles, saK levy
o. ahy tSwh Ia Whitman county. being
osly J P~E erni toT the year 1880
IAs year ls9s was record breaker ios
marriages in whitinan county, ms Ii.
crases l-eing granted during the year.
The boasd a county commissioners Of
i~uh coaaiy has granted Theodore Hos
laeS'nss 10 operate q ferry over the Che
halls rtfsT co the Lincoln creek road.
| Ths sittEras a ontaFio desire an act e
alioS tlss siitfras 81 MalheuT county "a
r"ss 90 changing The oouRsy sest from
Nsis 10 Ontafsa
kim lang. a bis. hTswny Calnaman
vas tped sloo and cosis by Jnstloe Ivy
II Coavtlls, Tot running an opium joint Al
iSsssiraTg. iic IL nuw in The county Jail
ioT The aIst time In many yean tbs
sFoAsns river al the Howard stree,
tssdse. sPokHne. pas iroErn over reccniiy
Il sH,sn2sd from the wsshington street
hTsdgv 70 'h< Pso~nik aAWmill.
IAsPuty assurance Commissioner C. q
HsiinsE says IN his rrPogt that in the
pAas eight yrsfs the people Of Washing
tua have PAID IN afs insurance premium
f4at10Is sh ekCpss Of the losses incurred
ssd paid
Arthur 4. nonny. = wealthy pionrci
a Seattle. died iAss week. aged &c years
NJ p~uny uhs on If lhs hfss settlers on
rsigei saund. having ctans here in 1881
and passica Il Seattle is located ON hii
doaalioa lard claim. he waa the hrsi
possraAsssE II Seattle lie also served ons
term In coagTess - territorial delegate.
A. . meeting held in Republic Last
Atghl. called fsH TIE purpose Of ascertain
ing the esnsisnsni u thc community ia
Fveasa 10 iosraing = nsw county, the srn
tisaenl In ia favor was unanimous uPos
The question 81 name being submitted Il
,hs meeting the majority decidei that
,hs nsu county should he called Eureka
The suWrne coutt has sustained ,h'
decision a The Whitman county superior
coart grating john II Graham Of oAkes
dale juAEmrui foT $500 against Z. Nc
NsiIi. receiver ol the O. r. A y. The
, plAia,lf sued for damages for injuries
revived by falling from train on hi
vay home from the Spokane fruit fair
Crtss~f .. lsas,
Tn. Gum. servssTy Of the state fs''
commission. has forwarded his annual re
psgt 10 Governor Rogers Al tho close o
,hs fair the Tear was expressed that th'
? apprupriatiou and miscellaneous receipt
u.a,ld not 10 adequate to meet the OK
: psnse.. but happily the premiums hsr'
j. an sSsn paid and there is stu oa'an''
b a. sls9 q in the hands Of Treasurer Lee
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
mAmo.

Mayer RyShs hss sPpesuss,i Hrnsy
oassHiags. = Ississe u sAs psAss. 10 Ne
PaassSaa u F-ol@s isdgt Soc ths sisy u
Nnscuu
0sss y, wsusa has t~sa sFgaaalsA dep.
uty Saste1 AsSss etaeaai Al Hzhss's Fss.
". lie 49, latt - sssasss BE ntu duties.
Tks cahis mlsi ss Peat Pals has jass
ahisArd = looo bapu sAipspsAt u aOaI
% China
TIE Usivvrsisy 4 iasAs has psvpasrA
. spils~tsaa II sEhilssss iFusa The vaStsaa
SspassHsnts uksaA will hs s~nt 10 ISas~s
70 ~ PLACED % sahEh4,iua ss Tia stats
hnaar.
A. ~. EiIis he rr4vs misiss mar.
came u lsom hat dissFiNs Evcsaily And
sAys tksfv h Esas trst Al saow tAsFs. sas
~ask y FssxTu~~sne % uAny II The F'UP
srttxa
The cas.s II dirhthssta aHsuaT cAiiatvn
vhieA nave been kesFnE PArvu,s near
lea uneasy ts . loaR IiHss are TrP0T'ed
% IAs Foad 10 rpcovay. ssi no nsu 0se'
are frpostsa.
ne FarstSs' fSiessd usrshoasn, 0unsd
SsA operated by sansugd Evsns 81 debe'
$50. was totally destroyed by hTe Last
seek. Mr.. ExAns carried tt.soO insut'
spcS ~ The bailitnR. cleaner and engine
The Mission sckoel tof The Nss fsrcS
Indians. which waa started ahSat the mid
do 81 November BY Rev. A. ". McClain
superintendent II Indian missions 81 lh'
Presbyterian church, is making god pro
Err@A
The Sweet Water Ditch Company,
corporation which ewns water rights OF
the mountain slsvam which " the ouile'
Il Lake waka, h surveying for pip
hRa into thts sitE. The srhems include
the future surely Of the city and The "
riaatioa II ne Tammany district, sou'i
n lewiston. A pipe line % miles lon
gill 10 required.
An interesting and unique wedding 90
CURED 81 Gregg recently. The inssfes,
ing part Of II was that u was q dcnsa
wedding. Il Was uniqae frcsn The fac
that The parNts were Indians, and yer
married accesdinR 10 che customs Of tn
Presbyterian church. Rev. james Haye'
pastor Of the PEsl Presbyterian church
kamiah, united the happy couples a.
though the ceremony was performed
the church. Il was entirely without an
attempt at atPlay. The brides wei
plainly but neatly dressed IN the custom
AIRY Sunday attire, WITH neshing 70 "a
,iculaF absat theif dfea 10 dissinsais
then from any otter woansh Of the cO'
pcsatiaa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
SOLDIERS IN A PANIC.
iadiaaa Volunteers wiId win
Fright About smaIIpoK.

New York, Jan. ia dispatch To IN,
Herald from Havana says,
An out'and'oat panic exists in the One
Hundred and sixty.frst Indiana regiment
owing to the spread Of small -pox. Men
and officers are using every influence 10
bring about the regiments recall. In the
meantime all who can secure sick leave
are going home
Jacob Dexter Of Monticello. Ind. has
died Of smallpox.
Alonzo Graham, Of Madison, Ind. Il
dying OF black smallpox.
IheFe are i've other cases and several
suspects. all in the same regiment.
Soldier Map he shot.
The court martial in the ease Of Private
Buckley Of the Second Louisiant rendered
sailed verdict. which viii BE- Forwarded
TO Washington. II is known thai Buck.
isy has been found guilty. and unless
President Mckinley interferes he will BE-
shot.
General chatIee has been SERIOUSLY m Of
eAieHtars, bat is better.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-21
Lent. Col. F,f. Arr..,sa.

San Francisco, Jan. l5.-The steamer
Nippon Mau from the Orient brought the
following item from Manila under date
Of December Is;
Lieutenant Colonel Fife and Captain
Max F, Ellrich Of the First Washington
regiment are under arrest and confined
to their quarters. They will be tried by
court martial under the articles Of war
for conduct unbeeoming officers and gen
tlemen. Their arrest was ordered by
Colonel Wholley of the First Washington
on charges preferred by one of the cap
tains and sworn to by several other Of
hcers Of the regiment. The charges in.
clude drunkenness and causing members
under their command to become intoxi.
Gated. The trial will probably be pro-
longed through several weeks.