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The evening times., 1899-09-27
Supreme Officers visit a Conclave

A meeting was held last night by National
Conclave, No. 66l, Supreme Order of Heptosophs.
Supreme officers from Baltimore present and
assisted in the programme, follows: Supreme
medical director, j. H. Christian, as Archon;
supreme secretary, Samuel H. Tattersall, as Past
Archon; Supreme Organizer John w. Cruett,
as Provost; District Deputy Supreme Ar
chon, Otto NJ. Reinhardt, NJ D. A.
Prelate After refreshments addresses were made
by the supreme officers. Visitors were present
from Capitol Columbia, and Potomac Conclaves,
of this city. The success Of the affair largely
due TO the efforts of Deputy Supreme Organizer
McH Perry and Archon Howard Perry.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
The Famine i'm Russia.

Although but little is heard in this country OF
the famine in many Russian provinces the dis
tress prevailing there is almost beyond belief
Few people suffer In this country iron famine but
many SITTER from loss of appetite. small drinl;
OF Tharp's pure Berkeley Rye taken before meals
VIII stimulate the system, increase the appetite
and greatly benefit ones health. Ii can be par-
chased in bottles at Tharp's wholesale depart
ment, sl2 Street, sl-00 full quart; 5ec for q
fun pint.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
st. Louis Defeats Cleveland.
Tebeau's Toughs easily defeated the Ex-

Home run-Waliacc. Two-base hits-Donlin.
O'Connor Hedrick, Young, Childs, Cross D5wd
Sacrifice hit-Cross Bases on bails-of Young
!, off Knepper .. Double plays-Walace and
Schrecongost 10; Quinn, Lockhead and. Duncan:
Schreckongost t2); Quinn, Lockhead and Duncan:
Duncan and Kruger. Struck cut-By Young l.
by knepper l. Stolen base-Schrecongost Hit
by pitcher-Sh 'econgost. Umpires-Connelly and
Warner Time Of game hours
The evening times., 1899-09-27

Lafayette Square Opera House-Robert Downing,
in IAN Indiana Romance afternoon and even
ing.
National Theatre-James, Kidder and Hanford,
in The Winters Tale afternoon and evening.
Columbia Theatre-Creston Clarke, in Ham
let;' evening.
Academy-Isham's octoroons; afternoon and
evening.
New Grand-Polite vaudeville; afternoon and
evening.
The Lyceum-Twentieth Century Maids; after
noon and evening
Bijou-yaudeville; afternoon and evening.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Want Nea Estate Settled.

Proceedings commenced in Equity Court
today by Francis ]. Rupert and Others against
Ludwig j. Neff and others for the sale and par
tition of property left by the late Mary J. Netf,
who died March l2, 1895.
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Il hS
rITrAHn

FiTst base Hv tTfofs-FItt-Hufg, 8. Lett
bases Chicago :; Pittsburg, Z. Bases ON balls
OF Garvin, /; off Lever, g. Struck out-By Gar
win, 81 by Lever 6. Two-base hits-Smith, Nc
Carthy. Sacrifice hit-Bowerman Stolen bases
Mertes, Mccarthy. Double p.ays-Magoon and
Everitt; Magoon, unasssted; Ely, Smith, and
Dillon. Wild ptChes-Garvin, 2. Umpires-0 Day
and Mcdonald Time OF game-l hour and 30
minutes.
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To Grade the Parking.

The Commissioners have ordered that the side
walk and parking space on the north side OF
Cincinnati Street, from Adams Mill Road to the
property of the Capital Traction Company, be
graded, at an estimated cost of $l,1S2, the work
to be done under the provisions of the permit
The evening times., 1899-09-27
Firemen for a Reviewing stand,

Several days ago the Commissioners received a
letter from J. b. Larner, chairman of the COM
mittee on reviewing stands for the Dewey recep-
tion, requesting the detail of four lremen dur
ing the parade at the stand erected on the cor
ner Of Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
The letter was referred 10 the Chief of the Fire
Department, who said that the request would be
lrrmptlY attended to
The evening times., 1899-09-27
Spanish War Veterans.

A meeting of the committee rules and by
laws of the Department of Columbia Spanish
War Veterans was held at the Marine Barracks
last night. In the absence of national consti.u-
tion it was agreed at the meeting that Grand
Army rules and regulations be followed Temporal
rily. Colonel Urell, department commander, pre-
sided, and the others present were Captain CHS
holm, of Richard J.. Hardin Post; Lieutenant Col
lionel Harrington of the Marine Corps, and Lieu
tenant H. b. Delaigne, of Nelson A. Miles Post,
No. 1. There is to be meeting of Nelson A.
Miles Post at Costelo's Hall, Sixth and G
Streets northwest, at O'Clock tonight, to select
lieutenant to succeed William A. Hickey, who
has enlisted in the Forty-ffth Infantry for sery-
ice in the Philippines.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
Sent to the workhouse.

John Toliver, onearmed colored boy, was
sent to the workhouse for sixty days by Judge
Scott this morning for assaulting Annie Diggs
on Street. between Twenty-first and Twenty
second Streets northwest. Tolver was intoxi
Gated. and struck the woman while she was pass
ing
The evening times., 1899-09-27
Ordered by the Commissioners.

The following orders were issued by the Dis
trict Commissioners yesterday:
That the proposal of Forsberg & Murray to re-
pair the heating system in the greenhouses at
the Industrial Home School for the sum Of S555
is hereby accepted.
That the proposal of Ed ]. Hannah to dc cer-
tain plumbing work at the jefferson School build
ing for the of $40 is hereby acceoted.
That saver be constructed the east side of
Thirty sixth Street M lthwest, between and P
Streets, at an estimated cost of S245; chargeable
The evening times., 1899-09-27
Jane. r pritchnrd.. Funeral

The arrangements for the funeral of the late
James F. Pritchard, who dropped dead yester-
day of heart disease, will not be completed until
late this afternoon. At his house, 1913 Eleventh
Street. it was said that the family had not
decided whether interment would be made at
Arlington or in the Congressional Cemetery.
The evening times., 1899-09-27

First base by errors-Chicago, 9; Pittsburg, 5.
Left on bases-Chicago s; Pittsburg, 5. Bases
on balls-0f Taylor, 8; off Hotfer. .. Struck
out-By Taylor. 8; by Hoffer, l. Home
Williams, Schriver Three-base hit-McCarthy.
Two-base hits-Taylor, Beaumont. McGreery, Nc
Carthy. Stolen bases-Everitt 9; Beaumont, 2;
Mccarthy, Williams. Double play-Eyeritt and
Magoon. Wild pitch-Taylor. Passed ball-Dona-
hue. UmpiTes-McDonald and 0Day. Time of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
A Counterfcit Two.DoII,r No,.

A new issue of old counterfeit So Treasury
note discovered yesterday by Secret Service
agents and turned over to Chief Wilkie Orig
inaly the note. bore the check letter ID. Now
the letter has been changed TO B. Otherwise the
note is like the first counterfeit issue.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
An Alleged swindler Held Over.

The case of William Kelly, who arrested
yesterday by Policeman Headly, charged with
! obtaining money under false pretenses by repre-
| senting to a number of laborers that he could
give them work for year in Jamestown, n. Y,
| was held over today in order to secure more
| witnesses against him.
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p. j. NEE'S
Credit House, 7th and n
CITE Gueuins ginles
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER a7 1889.
The weather Prediction.

For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, and Virginia-Fair; continued cool tonight
with light frost; Thursday fair with rising tenn
peTatuFe; variable winds.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
fABULATINa THE CENSUS
The Old Device of 1890 to Be Used
Again This Year.

Alleged Beusons Why the New Con-
triyance Failed to he Accepted.
1t Would Save Time, Money, and
Labor. Hut It Might Throw Four
teen Hundred Clerks Out of Office.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
A Marine Band Concert This Evening

The Marine Band, which returned on Sunday
from Philadelphia, will give its last concert OF
the season at the Capitol this evening at AIS
o'clock. The following programme for the occa-
sion has been arranged:
March, Comrades ...............W Wagner
Overture ..La Dame Blanche'' Boieldieu
Selection, 'Lost, Strayed, or Stolen. 1890. Morse
Flute solo, ''The Birds in the Forest . Doppler
Musician Frank V. Badollet
Waltz Santiago .......................C .Corbin
Grand Mosaique, Romeo and Juliet" .. .Gounod
''Zigeunerstandschen" .....................N .Nehl
Descriptive, 1.-The Mill in the Forest''. Michaelis
Hail Columbia" ......................... .Fyles
The evening times., 1899-09-27
HAS NO EQUAL

Professor Wilson not only possesses the Unborn
gift of the soul, clairvoyancy, but has studied
for wears with masters in occultisul.
The evening times., 1899-09-27

Letters containing 81 and four
questions answered.
Fee. 81 and 81. Hours, 8 to s.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
JOHN WALSH, Mason and P.as,ersr,

Brick and cement sidewalks laid; ealcimining
pointing up, etc Rear o: 223 c 81 NV, Wash
D. c. All orders promptly attended TO.
se27-Imo
The evening times., 1899-09-27

Gives never-failing information regarding all
kinds OF business. lawsuits, claims, collections,
investments, specuations, changes, wills, PEN
sions, insurance. deeds. mortgages. mines, pat
ents Inventions and all financial difficulties re-
covers old estates, etc.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
1900 pairs and single
strips divided into 6 lots

Lot one-300 single Portieres, consisting
OF Tapestry, Bagdad, heavy Rep and Der
by, all full length. Some can be matched
In pairs. Prices range from o. Hn
81 to SIS per pair, for a single Nj III
400 single Portieres and Couch covers,
consisting of Bagdad. Tapestry, and Derby
finished with fringe, top and bot A0C
tom. Prices range from So to sc per EkI
pair. Per strip. Observation-Disclosures. w
600 yards of all-silk 50-inch BTocatelle,
dainty, light colors. Goods ~ 90
guaranteed perfect Regular Nj "
price, $3.50 ..................U fsEO
500 yards Tinsel Bag Dad Tap 1nr
estry, 80 inches, for cCzy ccr-eri. F0S
Regular value, 60 cents ........... ~
200 pairs of White or Ecru Nottingham
Lace Curtains, 3 and 1-2 yards Hnr
long, worth from S1.25 to 81 per hui
400 pairs of White or Ecru Nottingham
Lace Curtains, full 1-2 yards nnH
long. Some 60 inches wide. GSf
Worth from $1.50 TO So ..........OO
Third foor-take the elevator.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
ASSISTANCE FOR TROUBLED OR UNFoRTU
NATE.

II you are in trouble OF any kind. discontented,
unhappy, or not satisfied in life, or have domes-
tic or love business troubles. you will be told
how TO overcome all trouble. Your wish and OBJ
ject in life can be obtained. a SECRET you
should know the power to control
-GU UARASTEES SUCCESS IN ALL
--Special Work or Make No ChaTges.--
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ON THE DIAMOND.
HOW THE CLUBS sTaND.
Won. Lost. Per G..

GAMES YESTERDAY.
81. Louis, Is; Cleveland, 3.
Pittsburg, >; Chicago, o..
Pittsburg, IL; Chicago, o.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
CONCERNING BUSINESS AFFAIR

Tells you how to be successful in your unde
takings and all things pertaining TO life
The evening times., 1899-09-27

R4 us send you case of our delicious
"Culmbacher'' or Export Beer. "a
bottles, Sl.25 Wash. Brewery Co.,
A6 4th and ne.
The evening times., 1899-09-27
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia ut Halt!more.
Pitfsburg nt Chicago.
Cleveland at ST. Loufs.

A Double VEitcwash fer Chicago.
The Pirates used the calcimine lavishly
on the Orphans Yesterday at Chicago
The evening times., 1899-09-27
LOVE, coURTsHIp, AND MARRIAGE.

Gives truthful revelations OF all love affairs,
troubles, marriages. family difficulties. and d.
vorces, restores lost Affection reunites the sepa-
rated, settles lovers quarreis tells how 10 marry
the of your choice; gives the name of one
you will marry and date of marriage, how TO
win the man or woman YOU love; how to make
your husband wife anyone be kind and true
to you and overpower all your enemies or any
body; cures drunkenness removes evil influences,
The evening times., 1899-09-27
TEMPERATURE.
THE SUN AND MOON.

al p III
Highest temperature yesterday, 2:S0 p. .65
Lowest temperature yesterday, 10 p. 81
The evening times., 1899-09-27
TIDE TARTE
STREET LIGHTING.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.

Lamps lit today P
Lamps out tomorrow ....5:0 5:03 4
The evening times., 1899-09-27
The ARDMORE.

European, 81 and up. American. 81 80 to 90 81.
18th St, bet Pa ave. and 81. NV, Washington,
D. c. 7. N HALL. Proprietor.
sea2- -Imo-eu
The evening times., 1899-09-27

Lot one-300 single Portieres, consisting
OF Tapestry, Bagdad heavy Rep and Der
by, all full length. Some can be matched
The evening times., 1899-09-27
Nee will trust you. y

and we want you to get acquainted
with them right away. We are going
to lose a little money On these two
specials just to induce you to inspect
our splendid line Of new Crockery and
Bedding:
The evening times., 1899-09-27

Sun rose. ......5:5S AN Sun sets. $40 2. VI
Moon rises l2.00PM Moon sets..........
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ANACONDA NEWS.
THE SYSTEM IS CHANGED
Court House Will Be Equipped
With Conduit Lighting System.
IT WILL SAVE INSURANCE
Will Be Great Protection Against Fire
Dolan g. Hamill Have Been Awarded
the Contract - Commissioners
Conclude Their Work.
IT WILL SAVE INSURANCE

The new court house, which is actu-
ally under construction, will be equip
ped with the conduit system of electric
lighting. This was decided upon yes
terday at the meeting of the county
commissioners. A letter had been re-
ceived from Contractors Dolan & Ham
i'll, informing the commissioners that
they would put in the conduit electric
lighting system throughout the new
court house and Jail for a consideration
to be named later. but which would be
satisfactory to the commissioners. This
offer was accepted, and it was ordered
that a change in the system of electric
lighting of the court house and the Jail
from the system provided for in the
plans and specifications to the conduit
system be made.
The conduit is the common system
that is used in all large brick buildings
and 1t is the system with which the
Hennessy building in Butte is equipped.
BY the conduit system all the wires
are carried inside of a steel tube, and
this is a great protection against fire.
The new court house and Jail will carry
an insurance policy of $4,000, and the
premium will be $500 less per year ow-
ing to the adoption of the conduit sys-
tenn.
The change in the systems was sug-
gested by H. M. Patterson, architect of
the court house.
The commissioners ordered that the
treasurer issue to the county of Deer
Lodge tax deeds to property which has
been sold to Deer Lodge county at the
tax sale and which has not been re-
deemed in all cases where the time of
redemption has passed.
The following bills were ordered
paid: John Mathison, contract for the
Gold Coin bridge, 500; Dan DUNCAN,
as per order John Mathison, contract
for Gold Coin bridge, s21; w. H. Wea-
yer, room rent for poor, So; Mrs. NJ.
Daniels, house rent, $40; Knesovich &
Berdovich, supplies for poor, $3.50.
The county commissioners concluded
their work yesterday.
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person or property is injured, but the
would-be jokers who broke two of
Lucky" Joe Gotlieb's windows will
find it a costly joke before it is ended
If the guilty parties can be proven. Joe
is an eccentric fellow and has been the
object of series of jokes in the past
few weeks, since he has embarked in
the confectionery business as a side
issue to his barber shop. About 1
o'clock Wednesday morning a gang of
hoodlums thought it would be a good
joke to break the front out of Joe's
through two large panes of glass, and
running much stock. Warrants have
been issued for several parties and the
matter will be pushed.
Sheriff Chaffin returned last night
from the upper country and Ross Hole,
where he has been summoning wit
nesses in the cattle-stealng cases. He
summoned Jake Whetzstone. Joe Bush,
George Waldo, Mark Bright, George
Vote, Louis Schwab and John and
Charles Whetzstone.
Mrs. John Armstrong wife of the
publisher of the Big Hole Breezes, with
her niece, Miss Eva Odenwald. will ar
rive here this week to visit for some
time with Mrs. Henry Chambers at
Grantsdale
Mrs. Miles Romney, wife of the pub
Usher of the Western News. accompa-
MED Miss Louise Elliott on her trip to
Butte this morning
party of pleasure seekers under the
pilotage of William Scallon of Butte
arrived on the Copper City limited last
night and will remain for several days
taking in the beauties of the Bitter
Root valley. The party is made up of
the following: A. b. Clements, Butte;
Miss Clements, New York city; Lud-
wig Bruck, DR.. r. w. Raymond and
Clarence King, New York; D. w.
Brunton and wife and H. W. Lee and
wife, Denver; Miss Leggat, st. Louis;
Miss Arnold. Newton, ILL.,; Miss Seal
lon, Hancock, Mich: H. V. Winchell
and wife, John Gillie and wife and Will
liam Scallon, Butte They seem to be
a merry party and will no doubt ex-
tract all the pleasure that can be found
in a trip to this favored section, and
that will be not little.
A report was out last night that the
Waterman at the mill had heard a cry
shortly before dark and upon going to
the west end of the dam found a young
man, resident of the west side who
had been fishing from the pier and in
jumping down to go home had broken
his ankle.
Notice of intention to move for a new
trial for Arthur Mcclellan and Michael
Harrigan, the two men convicted and
sentenced to 10 years for highway rob-
berry and assault. at the last term of
court has been filed and will be argued
at the September term.
Peter Russell sold over 500 pounds of
cheese in Hamilton yesterday, the pro-
duce Of the Colt Anderson place down
the valley. Mr.. Russell. who has Sc
cured a ranch for himself just back of
that of j. W. Lancaster, intends start
ing creamery and cheese factory on
the place and has already secured the
support of a number of his neighbors
to his enterprise.
President C. S. Mellin. General Man
ager J. w. Kendrick, General Superin-
tendent w. c. Kimberley and other Of
ficials of the Northern Pacific arrived
in Hamilton about $50 o'clock last
evening on a special train and are look
ing up matters concerning the COM
pany.
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TURKEY HoNoRS OUR FOURTH.
The Sultan's Representative Raised a Flag
on the Nations birthday.

Oh tHe NatlOn1s blrth0ay.
From the Washington Post.
There are no less than 30 embassies
and legations in the national capital,
representing as many nations of the
globe. OF these only one recognized
and participated in the universal cele-
bration of the most glorious Fourth of
July this country has known in many
years.
The residence of the Turkish minis
ter on Q street, near Eighteenth street,
is very comfortable and attractive
building. 1t was conspicuous yester-
day because from the Flagstaff which
extends from a second-story window
there was displayed a Turkish flag in
honor of this nations natal day. It
was flung to the breeze early in the
morning, almost as soon as the sun had
risen, and when the morning air had
begun to echo the popping of thousands
of firecrackers. 1t was quite conspicu-
GUS on the street-its rich red ground,
with its white crescent, standing out in
marked contrast to the brilliant red,
white and blue of the national colors
which were to be seen in all directions
along the street. 1t was not taken
down until sunset.
Secretary of State Hay was asked if
it was the custom for the representa-
tiveS of foreign nation to participate
in the celebration of a national holiday
of the country to which they were ac-
creditd. No" he said, cit is not nee
essary. Embassies and legations al
ways celebrate their own holidays by
displaying their own colors. but they
do not often recognize the holidays of
the nation to which they are acCredit-
ed"
But the Turkinsh legation is dis
playing the flag" was suggested.
THE relations between the United
States and Turkey" said Secretary
Hay, with a smile, ARE very cordial
indeed. The sultan is very friendly to
us. The action of the Turkish minister
is a mark of unusual frinedhness, but
the lack of flags at the other residences
is by no means mark of disrespect."
Did not the American embassy in
London raise a flag in honor of the
queens birthday"
"Oh, yes" was the reply, land we
generally recognize grand occasions
abroad"
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GOT THEIR HABITS ON
The Clothes Thieves Are Hard at
Work in Anaconda.
ANDREW BERGEN ARRESTED
Charged With Having Stolen $50 Worth
of Clothing From Cabin in the
Rear OF the Leland Hotel.
Was Caught at Stuart.

Clothes thieves have had their "hab-
its on for the past several days in
Anaconda and seldom day goes by but
the police are called upon to arrest par
ties guilty of stealing clothes. An
other man was arrested yesterday. He
is Andrew Bergen, who has resided in
this city for several days, but has never
worked here.
The allege robbery was committed
yesterday morning at o'clock in a cab
in situated in the rear of the Leland
erty of James Cooper and John Nixon,
employees Of the Leland hotel, and con-
sist of one sack suit and one Prince AL
bert suit, Prince Albert coat, a Fee
dora hat and a shirt. All of the
.clother were tied up in towel. The
stolen clothes are valued at $50.
Bergen was arrested at Stuart yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock by Deputy
Sheriffs Joe Daily and Joe Stevens. The
sheriff's office was informed of the rob-
berry at o'clock, and Immediately the
officers We're sent out after the thief.
An employee of the lower works told the
police that he had seen a tall man run
ming east at about 6 o'clock. The man
carried a bundle of clothes.
Deputy Sherffs Daily and Stevens
went to Stuart and there they found
Bergen, who was hiding in the brush.
Bergen will be arraigned to-day.
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Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its Sc
verest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent
For three months she coughed necessarily,
and could not sleep. She finally discov-
cred a way to recovery by purchasing of
us a bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. and was so much re-
lieved on taking first dose, that she slept
all night; and with two bottles has been
absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs,
Luther Lutz" Thus writes w. C. HAM
nick & Co., of Shelby, n. c. Trial bottles
free at all drug stores. Regular size soc
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed.
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STEAM HEATING PLANTS
Will BE Erected in Some of the Deer
Lodge Public Schools.

Lodge IuDl1C SCHOOLS.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Deer Lodge, July 20.-Yesterday after
noon there was held at the school house
in this city special election for the
purpose of voting a tax, not to exceed
seven mills, for the purpose of raising
the necessary funds to erect a steam
heating plant and a system of plumb
ing, with sewerage connection and
closets, in the school house of Deer
Lodge school district No. /. The propo-
sition was carried, 20 votes being cast
for and not one against the tax.
The school board will meet Monday,
July "a, to consider propositions for
making the necessary improvements.
Bids will not be advertised for, the time
being too limited.
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