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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
Slight Damage in Several Sections
SATURDAY ENeninr

The East Washington post office at East
Capitol and 4th streets was slightly dam
aged by fire about 1 o'clock yesterday
morning Policeman Gleason of the ninth
precinct discovered the flames and broke
open window, then summoned fire COM
pany and they We're extmguished before
any serious damage was done. Electric
light wires caused the fire.
Damage to the amount of SO resulted
from fire in Charles Howard's eating
house, at 115 az street northwest, about 4
O'Clock yesterday morning, caused by the
explosion of an oil lamp. A fireman from
No. 6 Engine Company eXtinguished the
flames.
The fire department was called to the
house of William Lynch, No $40 sth street
southeast, about 1:30 o'clock Saturday
evening. A defective f1ue started a blaze
which caused damage amounting to about
$50
The explosion of a gasoline stove in the
house of Z. f. Austin, No. 1l16 Park place
northeast, about 4:30 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon resulted in damage to the house
and contents to the amount of about 5000
Mrs. Austin was painfully burned on the
hands and back.
When the explosion occurred Mrs Austin
was in the Kitchen, and she was burned
while trying to eXtingush the flames An
alarm was turned in and the flames were
eXtinguished in a few minutes after the
tiremen reached the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
Takes Her Own Life.

young woman known as May Wood
ward, who was an inmate of No. 2l3 10th
street northwest, ended her life about /
o'clock yesterday morning by taking a
quantity of poison. A colored woman in
the house was called to her room and told
by the woman Of what she had done. In a
few minutes the several inmates of the
house were at the bedside of the diving
woman, who soon became unconscious.
A message was sent to the Emergency
Hospital and physicians responded, but the
woman was dead whom they reached the
house. 1t is said she came here from
Pennsylvania about ten years ago. She was
married, so she told her companions, and it
is stated that she Quarreled with her hus-
band last week. Coroner Carr investiga ted
the case and gave the necessary death GER
tificate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
OUR EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS
Averaged Half Million Dollars N
Day for Last Fiscal Year.


In hog products, inc.~Glng pork, hams.
bacon and lard no marked Increases oc-
cur The. figures for 1,op s,,rcal,, eo,alir.
.L,,s, &c ~, ,,,.,io,,. -.
'i,oS VI 'iie iou' Se"i'
II Is gratifying TO observe. however, that
our export trade in cheese is showing eyi-
dcnces of revival the total for Tho elaver
,,,,,.,,. s,,a,,.t,,rr ''. - zen IN
rI p" ''ie ''ii ny d'e VI o'Wo'''V
poutlcs' representing value OF over l,lW.-
600 over that Of last year. For 1899 the
total was less than that of 1S.,s helm.
20 GA $50 Mounds yaIuod NJ 60 -o- o.o. -.
80, ~ i'i
is"' the 'otaL IS 'o'S''lZ4' valued at
S}.Sv9.S33. OF this increase practically the
eEt:re amount was in our exports to the
united Kingdom whose share Of the total
was S5,OO0,on pounds, valued at 81. AZ, oo0,
against 1d,oo0,ob pounds, valued at 81
100000 last year.
The following table shows the total ex-
ports of provisions in each fiscal year, from
1890 to 1900: 1890. s136. .Hi2 27s; 1891 $780,
S5S546; 1882, Sal, 24o,S34 1893 SIS. $50, 103:
1894, sl46,590.SJo; 1886. s135. 2JO579; 1896,
S,;3. .5i9: 1897, Sls $50 735: 1885, Sl67 :S4U-
500: 1899, S115.J0S. Cos: 1907, s1soUOO, 600
"June 1900, estimated.
Exports of provisions from the United
States during the last fiscal year exceeded
those of any previous year. The total will
be fully S1So,oeo.ooo, thus averaging a half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City once of The Even.
ing Star IL located At 13O8-13 Atlantic
avenue, where any Information con.
eernfng ADVERTISING, ETC., ran be OBJ
tafned. The rates are the same m
charged at the Home Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
HOTEL SHENANDOAH

Formerly Green's Mountain House. Now open.
frand scenery; acres of lawn and shade. the ouIv
motel In the mountains near Harpcr's Ferry; one
mile from depot; good board; reasonable terms;
pure mountaia spring water malaria; white
ma Management; amrscments; dancing: write for book
let. CHA-S E. ROACH. Owner and Prop. Har-
per rerfy 4 u, w. Va. je2l- 26ts9
THE BOLIVAR HEIGHTS VALE AND GOOD
man cottages, Harper's Ferry, W. Va; pictur-
es9ue historic, healthy; large, airy rooms spring
beds; elegant table; popular mountain resort
Address }. ID. CHALMERS Bolivar Jefferson
county, W. Va. ieI3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09

Loans, Insurance. 7o4 14th st NV jy6-3t.
FOR SAILED, u. THOMPSON. 1885 F.
Gone fine residence sites
Bargain on whitney ave mh2s-tf
COUNTRY BOARD.
PRIVATE BOARD; TWO SQUARES FROM R. r.
station square from celebrated springs and
m,,isratr special rates to families. Mrs. J. ".
TRIMBLE. Berkeley Springs w Va it,
gicnic table. physical culture. massage
mrV course in shorthand and touch typcwriting.
bY-at J. y. LAWS, Wildwood Va.
WANTED ROOMS AND ROARD. NEAR ELET-
ri" car line. for family of ! Address BOX 20.
star eth =. jyG-2t'
WANTED SEVERAL GENTLEMEN BoARDERS
az W"%dSiie. Nd; frst-"Iass accommodations and
tU' minutes from steam Electric ears; refer
tnr's 'ychans'd Address W. IL NJ. Sligo. Md.
"I>WOiD'' WEST FALLS CHURCH VA
Pheasant rooms- go.d board: situation high slafe;
e1e'iant water cottage Place suitable, for fam
j@.s 1s rs -'''''''''" MIS- Ne" i'N
DELAPLANE. FAUQIIER co. VA-ROARDERS
wanted. pleasant country home; mountain
adults preferred So week. Misses FENDLETON.
ty7-3r'
EoAllpERS TAKEN AT MAPLE HILL. ONE MILE
= Iruar Royal. large. airy rooms: shade; riding;
BOX -. Front Royal, Va Jy7-6t
FOR I.NT-FURNISIEp House OF ROOMS
AZ Ldh'lld IHTh. d. Juiy 10 10 sept 10,
Fi"aSanly sitIltrd: terms very reasonable: table
l-srl Convenient il desired f. F.. r.. Star Office
jyI-3t'
MAPLE HALL. IN THE BIIE RIDGE NOUN
t&lus. i open for summer guests; 4 few hundred
yards from station. shady grounds cool porches
Iar@r airy rooms; piano; plenty Of fruit and veg
s,ahirS T.. etc For further particulars address
COOP TABLE. LARGE ROOMS. ALL MODERN
inrT"ver'n5S, IL acres: well shaded; half hour
to rity. electric AMI Southern railroads MARY
, l'"Il IRON Falls Church, Va. jy1-3t'
h"lue: nigh. healthy location: celebrated spring
SS Rs las Font 5s6 Eya N Ha ALMA y sAGh
C,I" SFGING lilly. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER
Top ~ The ElUc Edg-: IarS. rooms: large
Er"rn'i- finest spring winter: dry: cool. ahun-
dane frsit -.ld Vegetables grown on place Mrs
HENRY \ DAINIAR Linden Va iv72t
I5,,t.r,r-f,s " >--,,-,, - mn. ,- = 49, -
~ ms VI q N ilslNAlt FAMILY OF
- @'-, - ~ Natls'i Va. a pretty Nllidgl
4" 10Y i't-' iii!-'. FMS ARG nigh pitched and
az, Hstzt> ii'lA ms most lnvlgIrating: best
$500 mr. tens - p"E N"r&- Ms CAVE
" y 80
Eft;IlT At THE F,TnI-IFr ss.rTx,;S coon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
SUMNER RESORTS.
ON THE POTOMAC,

WALNUT POINT SUMMER RESORT, NEAR THE
mouth or the Potomac river, opens July /; boat
Ing, athing, fishing and grabbing: rates moder-
ate. Take steamers Northumberland, Potomac or
Arrowsmith. Address W. p. CONART, Triiby, Va.
ie31-52ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
FRENCH LINE,

- - ~ = Ill LIE
Conpagnic Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PAEIS CFrancr).
Sailing every Thursday AZ 10 a m
from Pier No - North River foot Morton ST.
La Gsscogne- July p Aqutalne . Aug .
La Br"taEue- July 10 La Tpuraf nc.... Aug. q
La Champagne July 20 lie Ercfague. Aug Ia
Iaris Hotel y 'ruu4iIu da lions reserved for COM
Pany passengers usJn application.
Genera Agency. p Broadway New York
6 W MOSS. 1929 + ST. NV. rcl6m-ls
American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW NDRK-SOt TIL ANPTON-IOSDON
CALLING WESTKDJND AT CUERRDI re
Selling e,iuesiays at 10 AN
New York---.Iuly II New YorkAue q
s. Paul. July Is s.. Paul. Aug Is
Red Star Line.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday II noon
Soord!ani July II Southwark July -
'taIliug AT southampton.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers li&l5, Mr. Office. T3 Broadway New York
PLtlatel ghIa Office. :}n5- 3OT Walnut st
WASHING fON OFFICE 1906 81 NV or
g. ". MOSS Ase1t. at Sanders & Stayman's 1921
-. Nv sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
BLUE RIDGE INN.

THE MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. ON TOP OF
Ihe AlleghanieS, 1900 IT. above the level of the
sea Is now ready for guests: everything neces-
sary to make summer resort attractive is bere
JOHN A. LANTZ, aurora W Va ie22- 2et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09

If You want work read the want columns
of The Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS,
Hotel Chautauqua,

Cbautauqua Beach formerly Bay Ridge).
Most delightful resort on Chesapeake bay NJ
merous attractions. Band and other concerts.
Lectures. Schools of Music, Expression Elocu-
tion, Art, etc. Best bathing. Fishing Grabbing
boating. Many amusements. Terms SO and up
ward per week. Address R. II. PARKER. Chau-
tauqua Beach. No 1y7-14tf
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, GRAND VIEW HOTEL
Select accommodations; well furnished; single or
suites; ocean bathing; superior cuisine: orchestral
rates reasonat,e e. Management OF Hotel Richmond
Washington ID. C. Iy3 Dot &
wINTERBOU&N MANOR OAK CREST STA
ton, b. and .. R.R.; open for boarders June Is;
Address G. r. SMITHEY, Laurel Nd.
je11-mv.f 13t'
PAYNE COTTAGE. VIRGINIA BEACH VA
All modern improvements; phone for accomnoda-
ton of guests frst-class board at reasonable rate
For information address Mrs. L. l.. McCLEES
Box Is, Virginia Beach. Va. je;s-lSts
GRAND View Hotel,
OLD POINT BEACH, VA
Opens July /. 1900.
Located on Chesapeake Bay opposite the Capes.
-Four miles from Old Point Comfort. Finest surf
bathing in Virginia. Most desirable family re-
sort. Bathing free TO guests furnishing their own
suits For trims apply to A. HEINICkLE, Prop,
Rip Raps, Va. je25-:S2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

LANGU AGE SCHOOL; EASY SYSTEM
10 pronounce we'll. speak, read, understand, Morn
Ing evening classes and private lessons.
jy5-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
KENHL WORTH INN.
HOTEL LURAY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
Open pavilion directly over boardwalk; delight
fully cool; porches level with and connected to
tie boardwalk: and fresh private baths; golf
privileges.
my3O1Otf JOSIAH WHITE & SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
THE AURORA HOUSE

annex AND COTTAGES. on top of the Allie
ghhhles Grand scenery. Always cool. No fogs No
mosquitoes beautiful grounds Large. airy rooms
Etceiienf tahl" Crystal Rock spring water New
pains Msic and dancing. Saddle and driving
horses Fishing and bunting. Write for Illustrated
booklet. j. III. SiAFFER. Aurora w Va ieI2 Stf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

hut he won't marry rich, Generally
gfrls whose fathers and mothers hav@ to
dig their money out OF the earth have too
much sense to follow of a necktie and =
pair of soleful eyes. Day before yestsr-
day the boy drew from his boss his weeks
wages. He II always Fostering his boss to
overdraw. He In q big nuisance and gets
a new Job oftencr than any other fellow
But he Is lovely character and knows
all about the two-step. 30 he can break
into society This wet afternoon a farmer
boy wearing a 10-cent cap, an tsE suit Of
clothes and - overcoat csme Into = res
taurant and backed up 10 the stove and
stood there TN he steamed ami smoilcd
like siauahter house Vet Mr.. Farmer
hoy has eighty acres Of land. sairty henb
OF steers. n drove OF shosts nd SIX horset.
all IN his own name. earned with his own
hands. His note IL good at the hank for
81. eo0 any old day, and IN twenty years MT.
Pretty Town Boy will be handing Mr.
Farmer money through wire wicket and
complaining about the arrogance OF
wealth. And yet lot OF town girls would
scream with horror n their fsnsihie moth
ers and farmers should invite sir Farmer
Boy out 10 the house FOR the evening. In
twenty years more from .tw these eams
girls WITH b. mighty rlsd 90 tie ed strings
on silver spoons borrowed from the farm
er boys wife when they give their pttffui
little receptions We are no prophet. bur
we can see that far ahend without specs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

which have already been produced upon
the stage. There f. a sort OF urwrItten
canon by which the reader OF a NAV
feels an inward assurance that dramas
that read well must OF necessity act
but indifferentIy. These little dramas of
Mrs Sutherland. however. carry instant
conviction TO the reader. both as regards
their literary and their dramatic quaIi-
ties They are all right They have go
and thrill. They give. even when read.
Just that tug at the heartstrfngs which
II Is the triumph OF the stage al it's best
70 supply. and while reading them the
reader feels enthusiastically how much
pctter they must be In action. Their
one fauif--lf they have a faults that ali
the parts must needs be taken wen, but
on the other hand they have the counter
balancing merit that even the average
SUCK OF an actor or actress would be
reused 10 give some touch OF life and fire
py the selections and personalities which
Mrs. Sutherland has devised.
c'Po' White Trash and Other One-Act
Dramas" By Evelyn Greenieaf suther-
land. u. 8. Stone 4 CO. N.2s For sale
BY Lowman q Hanfora)
Josiah Edward spur, author OF
Through the Yukon Gold Dirginrs." Il
one OF the geologists In the United States
geological survey, and was in charge Of
the nrst expedition sent by that depart
ment into the interior OF Alaska in 1895.
The present volume IL a record OF that
journey. General conditions of mining.
travelling and prospecting are much the
same today as they were at that time.
save In the limited districts to which emf
grafton has been greatest. The author
has set down what he saw and expert
enced simply and clearly. with welcome
touch OF humor here and there, and the
hardships he endured are the lot OF the
Alaska traveller today There Is much
that Is interesting and attractive in the
volume
c'Throngh the Yukon Gold Diggings"
BY Josiah Edward Spur. Eastern Pub
fishing Company. Boston. ~
Uncle Sam Abroad, Is the title of a
series OF lectures In popular form intend
ed to convey all the knowledge about our
foreign service which is lacking TO aver
age citizens. One lecture deals with the
state department. another with the ON
GERS OF the consular service. a third with
Its duties, fourth Is upon the diplomatic
service. There Is also chapter upon en-
pansion. and the appendix contains q
synopsis OF commercial treaties and the
register Of the diplomatic and. consular
service. Altogether II Ii q valuable little
book for any one In need Of any informa-
tion upon the matters II takes up.
t"uncie Sam Abroad" BY J. r. Con-
nor. 81 Rand, McNally & Co.. Chicago)
state Of Washington" 10 the title Of an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

mine One Of the most striking Incidents
IN the story is the setting up Of = Western
camp In English fields, the AFFAIR berry
put through In true cowboy style.
The new wakeneld edition Of the com
p'ste WORKS OF Oliver Goldsmith. the first
volumes OF which will be published short
~, VIII be BY far the most beautiful ~ the
many handsome editions de luxe which
nave come from the Harper press. The
eoition. when complete. will be In twelve
volumes including "Forster's Life OF
1o'asmith' and specially prepared In
PRODUCTION by Austin Dobsnn The notes
rna comments are by Peter Cunningham.
=. o a. The twelve volumes viii contain
more than 100 photogravure Illustrations.
notapse among which will be frontispieces
from paintings BY Albert Sterner. ". p.
snyder. Alfred Fredericks. r. Luis Mosa
and others.
with the exception or John Quincy
Adams. whose term OF service was longer
put NOT SO varied, ex-Secretary OF state
.onn ". roster has been longer attached
70 the diplomatic corps OF his COUNTRY
tnan any other man. His opportunities
and experiences peculiarly qualify him
Tor writing history of the diplomatic
service OF the United States He has
completed for Mcssrs. Houghton. snflin
Co.. who now have the volume in
press. Century Of American ts.plo-
macy; Being a Brief Review Of the For
eign Relations Of the United States, 177s-
As'd NOW that the country ;s being
placed In the attitude OF world.
power" the volume Is one which ali
Americans should read. II Is popularity
written ana contains a large fund of in
teresting personal sketches. Anecdotes
and many hitherto unrelated versions of
N int rrxt. lss1~
Mr.. w. ID. Howelis has written to Mrs
stephen Crane long letter about her
late husband, portions OF which appear in
the London Academy" He describes his
hrst visit from the then unknown author
telling how Crane stayed far into tho
evening talking about his work "Hs
was the great artist which he was be-
cause he was In no wise sentimental
list. OF course, l was struck almost as
much by his presence as by his mind. and
admired his strange. melancholy beauty
in which there was already the forecast
OF his early death. His voice charmed
me, and the sensitive lips from which It
canHe. with their intelligent and ironical
smile. and his mystical. clouded eyes"
In view OF Mr. Howeils words II II in
teresting to know that at the last Mr.
Crane turned again to the subject that
made him famous and wrote with an UNI
surpassed vim and vfgor OF style his last
and most remarkable book. The Great
Battles of the World" The Lippincotts
win publish the book during October.
Mr. Poultney Bigelow. who spent the
summer in the Swiss Alps recovering
from the ill-effects OF his last visit to
China. is now in Berne putting the I'm
ishing touches to his new book. which
will deal with the problems of colonial
expansion. Mr.. Bigelow Is well known
as a trustworthy and candid correspond
ent. and. having studied the colonial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

tiEating II. because It comes At the most
unexpected times and may keep away from
a certain locality for years. wel-read
men who have been through II say that
Il IL really q frozen fog. But where the
fog comes from IL more than anyone can
say. This phenomenon occurs most fire.
quentiy in the northern part Of Colorado.
in Wyoming and occasionally In Mon
tanA-
About two years are q party OF three
women and two men were crossing North
park In a wagon In the month of Febru-
ary The air was bitterly cold but dry
as bone and motioniess. The sun shonc
with almost startling briIliancy. A. she
Ave people drove along over the crisp
snow they did not experience the least
cold. but really felt most comfortable, and
rather enjoyed the trip. Mountain peaks
nifty miles away could be seen a. dis
tInctiy az the pine trees by the roadside.
Suddenly enc OF the women put her
hand up TO her face and remarked that
something had stung her. Then other
members OF the party did the same thing.
although not a sign OF an insect could he
seen. All marveled greatly Mt this
moment later they noticed that the dis
tant mountains were disappearing behind
cloud of mist Mist IN Colorado In
January, Surely there must be some
mistake But there was no mistake, be-
cause within ten minutes gentle wind
began 10 blow and tho air became filed
with fine particles of something that
scintiiiated like diamond dust In the sun
shine stll the people drove on until they
came to a cabin where man signalci
70 them 70 stop With his head tied np
In . bundle OF muffiers he rushed out ana
handed the driver a piece OF paper on
which was written: Come into the honss
auick, or this storm win Kill all Of you.
Don't talk outside here
sOs course no time was lost In get
ting under cover and putting the horses
IN the stables But they we're little
late. for In less than an hour the whole
party was sick with violent coughs and
fever Before tho next morning one OF
the women died with all the symptoms 81
pneumonia. The others we're Violently ~
of II, but managed to pull through after
long sickness.
"'f seen your people driving along the
road long before you got 70 my house.
and knowea YOU didn't know what yoa
were drlyin' through said the man. as
soon as the surviving members ~ THE
party were able 20 talk. That stun ye
seen IA the air is small pieces 81 Zoe.
froze 50 cold Il goes clear down into your
lungs without melting. ~ any mas
stayed out few hours without his head
covered up he would - sure 70 die. One
winter about eight years ago II cleaned
out a whole Indian tribe across the Wy
orribr limo. They are more afraid Of
II than they are % rattiesnakes That's
the season they esii Il the white
desth.' '"--wui Sparks. IN Ainsiees