davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1900-11-29

dozen Navy Blue percale Blouse Waists.
sizes and S-with large sailor collar; rufie
front. cuffs and collar Sold at 39c. Die
Evening star., 1900-11-29

12 dozen Infants Lace and Button Shoes.
with leather soies; sizes up to 6's. 1 ~ON/ ~
On sale Friday. per par. at NAI2Go
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Black Venetian Suits single breasted tight
ntting style-in black only-sold at Sm M3
Evening star., 1900-11-29

10 Ladies' Black Kersey Jackets all lined
and finished with strap seams Lat C. 40
est double breasted cut Friday for aOeO oYS
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Hosiery Odds and Ends.

Ladies' Polka Dot and Fancy Hose, guaranteed
full seamless Odds and ends. Fri ON/~
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Weilir1gso

A remnant lot of NeiliIgs of fish net and
Brussels net in plain and dotted effects-black
ard coiors. Sold at 25c yard-Fri- 4 dOc
Oay. - ~ ~
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Odds and Ends of Notions.

12c Tafreta SILK Seam Binding odd colors,
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Petticoats & Underwear

Ladies' Fancy Stripe and Luster SILK Petit
coats. also Rack Sateen Petticoats. some with
accoriion-pleated rufte, and others with small
ruhie and cords. Regular S1.G0 val A4c
ues, TOT. .-.-..-.--. OaVSs
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Underwear.

An odd lot of Chidrens Ribbed Pants. full
cut garments and nicely finished. Fri \ No
days clearing price. e.........-......... uS'
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Children's Wood Brown Refer Suits. with
large sailor collar extra heavy all wool quality.
mohair braided. Sizes T. and 9. G n MM
" Ortn S3Wl-tOf ~ VIZ
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Is Ladies' Tailor rmade Suits I'm gray and
brown homespuns jackets are silk lined and
skirts are percalne lined. Closing GR nm
out price only y................... OSeWVV
Evening star., 1900-11-29

lot Of odds and ends Of Belts all good. de-
sirahle styles-sold up to Is cents 1 6n<~
will be closed out for. or................. w.
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Art Department.
6-picce ORAL Sets, in pretty hand painted
decorations Sold at $1.49 regularly M2C
Evening star., 1900-11-29

212 pairs of Ladies' Black kidskin Shoes. in
lace and button styles-cumfortable fit QD RI
ting and stylish lasts-for. ..........-. >OSo
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Umbrellas.

small 10. of SO Taffeta SILK Umbrellas &c
inch; close rolling with steel rod and Paragon
frame, Variety of handsome handles. TOO
81 values. for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G>Se
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Childrem's Department.

Samples of Children's White and Colored
Bencaiine and Faille Silk Caps-in one-of-a
kind styles. Sold up to $l.9s. Choice NQC
Evening star., 1900-11-29
COrsetS.

An odd lot of % Ladies' Fine Coutil Corsets.
in white Only-long and short styles-and in
broken sizes. Sold at 81 and SIPS, SGA<.
Evening star., 1900-11-29
lied Garter Web. lengths, &c.

2c Blsek and Tan Spools Darning Cotton. 1c.
SC. Hcrn Whalebones all lengths Sc. doz.
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Boys Russian Blouse Suits. each of
these Sizes 4. and I. Navy blue Peace
dale serge. silk braided and lined
with Italian cloth. Sold at Sc and 81 G A6N
for eDE wy
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Linens.

Only two left from lot of 100 Fancy Mosaic
Luncheon Sets; very heavy Scotch damask;
fancy striped patterns: Sx10 cloth and one doZ
frnged napkins to match. Actually SOLD Tor
S6. 80 the set Remnant price, com g OK
Evening star., 1900-11-29
A 3hc. Bargain Lot.

A bargain table containing odds and ends
from the Toilet Department, comprising large
bottles Of Household Ammonia, Saseiine Per-
fumed Talcum Powder. Face Powder, Oakley's
Sachet, Mems Pocket Combs and Toilet Soaps
Hand Scrubs. Tooth Brushes. etc. 2H/ ~
SnOlce iOF " /,2Ss
Evening star., 1900-11-29
$1,000 Mems Collars. 31%c. ca.

Mems White Unlaundered Dress Shirts full
regular made. with double back and front:
glssets. patent stays. cushion neckband and
Union linen bosom; sizes Is and 161s DO~
only-Friday for. or...................Z Z~No
Mems good quality Outing Flannel Working
Shirts. fun regular made with pearl buttons
for sma poeke's.s'zes i4's to i'-friaay 20C.
Evening star., 1900-11-29
Handkerchiefs.

Handkerchief.
big offering Of Ladies' Handkerchiefs,
slightly mussed from t&indow' dsplay-cOmpris-
ing sheer equality Swiss, with lace edge. seal
loped. embroidered. plain white. hemstitched
some with initials and others band r.
drawn hemstitched. Regular Sc and Al 2Zc
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Shoes.
4o6 pairs of Ladies' Kid and Calfskn Shoes.
in lace and button styles-left from our recent
saM saIe at of sample footwear go 'om'r- S0.l0
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Balance of those Mems Iaundered Coiored
Shirts. made of fast color Percale In the new
est patterns Sold at soc and Tie OdD-
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Finest selected quality California Wool Blank
cts, full 11-guarter double bed size. CA Em
Slightly soiled. Regular So value. ~ eO]
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Plain Taffeta Ribbons and Plain and Metallic
Taffetr Ribbons Plain and Double-faced Satjns,
ain Gros Grains and Satin Peau Mtgnon-in
TIL cading shades for fall wear-in Nos. GO
and and 80 So, Qualities qua sold up to o12IAc.
Evening star., 1900-11-29

~ dozen Ladies' Felt Fedoras. which sold at
Soc. and zoe. earlier in the season Or
now marked at Observation-Disclosures. SOSe
Evening star., 1900-11-29

dozen Gray Walking Skirts heavily stitched
around bottom and well tailored e n DIM
will be closed cut Friday for. y oZV
Evening star., 1900-11-29

1 dozen Golf Capes with plaid
founces, will be offered Friday for G ? no
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Mems Heavy Fleecel lined Underwear natural
coicr: fuil regular made; shirts have taped
neck and pearl buttons; drawers have double
for. Observation-Disclosures. ......- oOVNo
Evening star., 1900-11-29

Slightly Soled Bed Spreads. full double bed
ST. SIZE fap in new NarseiiieS patterns Were zOC.
Evening star., 1900-11-29

IL Tafeta SILK Waists hemstitched and
tucked-in a variety of colors. Fri G mo
days closing-out price only. ........ " Ii oYC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-16

RENO. NEv., JAN. 16.-,As result
Of the recent action Of the boart cf
regents OF the University Of Nevada,
I'm removing Prof. Jacksoa from the
Chair Of Mines, J. Warner Phillips.
professor OF chemistry, has published
an opeG letter to the president. refus-
ing to meet his classes untll the board
OF regents should indicate their action
and remove the cloud ftori Prof. Jock
son. Saturday night "a demonstration
in favor OF Prof Jackson was made
by large number II s'ulcn;s.
The regents meet tonight. when ii
is said, Professor Jackson's chair will
be declared disgraced and vacant
President Stubbs Is on his way to
New York and Prof. Thurtell is acting
in his stead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-16

WASHINGTON, JAN. i5.--Attorney
General Griggs Las fled answer IN the
supreme court Of the district OF Columbia
IN the proceedings for prize money for
captures at Manila bay by Admiral
Dewey. The Attorney General asks that
the cause be referred to commissioner
and that Admiral Dewey and his officers
and crew and also tie United States may
have leave to take this money. The At
torney General concludes that a state Of
war existed, but denies that the squad
ron under Dewey's command captured the
Spanish cruisers Isia de Cuba. Isla de
Luzon, and Don Juan de Austria. These
vessels, he says we're sunk during the
engagement. He asks for fuller informa-
tion In regard TO other points and says
that although some captures Of property
were made, such capture does not author
izq its condemnation as prize to Dewey
ana his men, The Attorney General has
also flet a similar answer In the case
OF Admiral Sampson and the destruction
of Ceveras fleet.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. JAN. 15.-The
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Of Washington, and four other fugitives
in the seventh ward election case who
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OF the fifth ward were arraigned In
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CAMBRIDGE. MASS, JAN. 15.-The
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VIENNA, JAN. i5-The Neue Frele
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on granting amnesty 10 all the political
prisoners convic,et Of high treason
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BOSTON, JAN. 15.-The Chamber Of
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the wrecked steamer at ST. Marys bay,
Newfoundlan, is the Parran, Norwegian.
Captain Henncksen, Baltimore Jan. 10,
for Sidney G. b., and which passed high
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GENERAL GREELY BETTER.
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WASHINGTON. JAN. 1.-THE Roberts
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SAN FRANCISCO, JAN, 15.-1here
died i'm this clty today, john McGee.
who is credited with having turned the
guns OF .wo British men Of wai on
the city Of Guatemala twenty-five
years ago, while the Guatemaian gov.
ernment turned $1,000 Cover to Mr Nc
Gee who at that time was acting as
the British consul to that count-...
MCGcs incurred the hatred OF Rufino
Barrios who it is reported, hired sople
thugs to thrash the colonel. Mr. McGee
was waylaid and beaten.
The British government. through the
consul. demanded $50 900 aud kept the
guns Of the British war ships trained
on the city until ii was said the mon
ey was paid to McGee who received
$50 600 and with this capital he invested
In paying property which, it Is report
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arrived in this city enroute 10 Guate-
mala from Paris on January 6, and
was taken IN, declining rapidly from
some liver complaint, Mr.. McGees
family is in Paris.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-22
PORT WARDEN ASKS DIVORCE.
Robert ID. Miller Says That His wife Has Bee
Unfaithful to Him.

Emma Coopman Miller moved before JUS
tee BisChof OF the Supreme Court Yesterday
for counsel fee and alimony In an action for
divorce brought against her by Robert b. Miller,
a warden Of this port, Miller accuses her Of
intimacy with Milan ID. Barnes. early last sum-
ner al a hotel on Block Island, and on a steamer
returning from Block Island TO this cit on
Aug. IL. Mrs. Miller denies the charges and
asks a decree OF separation on allegations OF
cruelty.
Mrs. Miller was formerly a stenographer in
the law Offices with which Grover Cleveland
was connected when he essayed the practice
OF law in this city. Barnes was employed in
the same offices. Barnes Ia a married man.
On the motion yesterday A. II. Hummel, In
behalf Of the defendant. stated that the in
come OF Miller as port warden is from 5000
come OF about 5000 u year which he derives
from membership In the Produce Exchange.
Mrs. Miller says that since their marriage in
1905, Miller has at times come home intoNi-
Gated. has struck her and Threatened her lie.
Twice she had TO leave his house. she aver,
20 which she returned only after he promised
g r.: orm. She states that she had 10 leave
Miller for good last December. She then OBJ
tain.d q riace a stenograIher,
Miller denies that he has been intoxicated
since the marriage and. puts his income at
about $500 a year. After the marriage he
O'Kell in West Eighty fourth street He states
that soon he could not endure Miss O'Kell, and
yet his wife had a strange friendship for her
which he could not shake II was a long while
before he could get her away from the O'Keil
house, he says, and then she would meet Miss
O'Kell against his wishe-
Miller tells about having his wife followed
this summer and Of getting word she would
take passage for Block Island with Barnes
Miller boarded the boat AZ Orient Point He
says he found that Barnes and his wife had
connecting staterOoms In the morning hs
seized Barnes a. he came out Of his stateToom
and asked for an explanation. Miller AYERS
that Barnes said something. about keeping il
Barnes were discharged by the law firm
Justice BiSChof reserved decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-22
Indian Pirates Kirk Munroe. Illustrated

Indian Pirates Kirk Munroe. Illustrated
by Rufus F. Zogbaum. tScribners)
The Salt-Box House. Eighteenth Century
life In a New England Hill Town" Jane dc
Forest Shelton. THE Baker a Taylor Com
pany)
The Image Breakers Gertrude Dix
Frederick A.. StokeS Company
The Infdel. A Romance" NJ. 2 Braddon.
(Harpers)
st Peters Umbrella A novel by KAlman
Mlkszath. Translated from the Hungarian
by W B. Worswick. Illustrated. (HarpersD
The Beacon Biographies OF Eminent Amer
loans. sam Houston" By Sarah Barnwell
Elliot. Small. Maynard d Company
An Indian Giver." A comedy by W. ID.
Howells. (Houghton, Mifrin 4 Company
The Smoking Car" A farce. (Houghton,
Miflin 4 Company
Making A Life" The Rev, Cortland Myers,
j. ID. THE Baker A Taylor Company
Foundations Of knowledge" Alexander
Thomas Ormond. Macmillans)
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mann. 4 have unlimited confidence IN WIS.,
mann" he said. Twice he trayerSed the
Black Continent and each time the mar re-
turned with n white waistooat.' Emin may
Ue moro intellectual than Wtasmann. and. In
any ccse, he u a learned man; but I believe
that II | had his profile here II would appear
that tie hack VI hs head lacks all the animal
energy which one cannot quite do without In
Africa count William Bismarck at this
point related that Stanley. without turning
round. had shot a man who had caught hold
ol tho tail Of his donkey. Bismarok's omnen
ur ths wa cautious. He said Perhaps one
ctuDot set on In those parts without something
uIthut KIND"
,aluable and interesting contribution
20 tie literature OF u ploratiOn V made by
Dr Frederick A. Cook, In his narrative Of the
voyage " the Belgica among newly discovered
luld. and over an unknown sea about the
South Pole. entitled Through the First Ant
a..uc sight" doubleday 4 Mcclure Com
unn,l In his story Of this expedition. which
wa, nited out by the Belgian Government
,uth tho assistance OF private subscriptions,
Or took. the only American In the party.
La not attempted 20 elaborate ON his expert
euros or observations. or to discuss technical
top,os. lie has selected from his diary and
note, such data as might prove OF interest
to the general reader. The book
81, tho record OF the FIRST expedi-
DIN 70 pass through the ordeal Of the long
antarctic night and It's gloomy winter storms
- o contribution Of new human experience in a
now world Of ice. The illustrations are, with
few exceptions. made from photographs. and
are the first Photographic reproductions Of
Antarctic lie and scenes. In addition 10 these
are u number Of colore / plates which admirably
reproduce the wonderful color and light effects
that serve 10 relieve the awful monotony OF
.aHttcring whiteness peculiar to the South
Polar regions. In his preface the author
makes this modest disclaimer:
IN the notices Of my return from the Antarctic. and
81 The story Of the Belgian Antarctic Expedition. as
published In the American newSpape rs. II has unin.
tntunAIly been made W appear as II desired to claim
> major share OF the credit for the results OF this eI.
ped t1n. THIS | wish TO dlsclslm. The credit OF
organizing the eI pedition belon Is TO It's commander.
Adr'en d- GerlAche, the honor Of sending out the
w~r'lr, belongs 10 the enterprise Of Belgian citizens.
Thr lam, and honor which are the results Of a sue
crsS'gl expedition belong 10 every member Of the
expedition. Every one. from the highest ofncer TO the
cabin hoy. has done his share OF the work nobly and
~fA,h'glly. Every one, then. from the cabin TO the
tor,ca>tle. deserves equally the honorable mention
which is the explorers only pay.
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FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY.

dered to salute him, but failed to do 20, VII
Jams drew his sabre and thrust 1t into the mans
body. killing him. The matter was investi-
gated and Williams called upon for a report
OF the affair. which he submittel in writing,
which concluded as follows: For his ignor-
ance. / pitied him; for his insolence. l foreave
him; for his INSTRUMENTATION l slew him This
fre-eater was hanged as a spy by Gen, Gar
fields orders In June. 1859.
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