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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-29
SWEPT ev FIRE.

Hundreds Of People Out Of Employ
ment-Loss Half a Million.
Glenns Falls, N. Y, April 81
Glenns Falls today suffered loss Of
half a million dollars by fire.
The fire started in the clothing store
of Webb Brothers, on Glenn street,
and from there spread to the large
plant of the Joseph Fowler Shirt and
Collar company, occupying the upper
story Of nearly the entire block. Fan
ned by high wind, the flames next
communicated to the neighboring
buildings. The destruction of the
Fowler shift plant throwns nearly 800
operatives out Of employment and
200 more will be, out of work temporar-
ily It is thought the insurance will
nearly cover the losses.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-29
BRYAN cLoATiNc.
Says the Beef Trust Is Fulfilling His
~ Told You So."

Says the Beef Trust 10 Fulfilling His
u Told You So"
st. Louis, April William Jen-
nings Bryan made short stop in st.
Louis yesterday, while en- route to
Paducah, KY. He reiterated that he
was not presidential candidate for
1904, and then said:
"The beef trust that is now reach
ing the stomachs of the misguided
people who elected men who could
thus make people suffer, is but the
natural sequence Of things. This ad-
ministration Is but one huge trust,
and when the beef trust scandal has
subsided, either by force or law or a
safety Of earnings, another will fol.
low its heels and empty the almost
penniless pockets OF the poor"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-29
Minister Gun.

Troy, N. Y. April 27.-The author
tiles at the Watervleit arsenal e1-
pect to complete work on the sixteen
inch gun to be placed at Fort Hamii-
ton. in New York harbor, by June I.
The gun, which has been IN course
Of construction about four years, Will
first be sent to Sandy Hook~for Prov
ing Last week the war department
decided to mount the gun on disap-
pearing carriage.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-29

person to belong or to refuse to be-
long to labor union, and it will dis.
charge no employe because Of his con.
nection with such union. The COM
pany agrees to pay fiat rate of 25
cents an hour or 23h cents an hour,
together with a bonus for long service,
as the employe may elect. A rate Of
80 cents per hour will be paid for over
time.
All runs are to be finished within
Ia hours from the time OF commence
ment The employees are to be allowed
full liberty when of duty.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-29
AND Hooe HEDGES, TOO.

Chicago News: Hogg OF Texas,
formerly one of the greatest Of the
Bryanites, has seen light since he
got rich in oil speculation. Il do not
believe" he said in recent inter
view, s.that the state has the right to
limit any mans capital or income
There must be no interference there
Evening star., 1902-07-31
SOLID FOR ROOSEVELT.
Senator Platt Talks of Situation il
New York

A dispatch from Oyster Bay. N. Y, yes
terday says: President Roosevelt will
have a solid delegation from New York
state to the next republican national con-
venton."
This statement was made this afternoon
by Senator Thomas c. Piatt of New York,
after a conference with the President at Saga
more Hill. Senator Platt was accompanied
to Mr.. Roosevet's country home by Col.
George w. Dunn of Binghamton, chairman
of the republican state committee of New
York The visit to the President was by
appointment.
In response to inquiries the senator said
that he and Col. Dunn had had a very
pleasant talk with the President. THE OBJ
ject of our visit to Sycamore HILL" sug-
gested Col. Dunn, was to discuss pending
national matters with President Roosevelt
and TO inform him of the condition of the
republican party in the empire state. g Our.
interview was entirely satisfactory"
Discussing the political situation in New
York state. Senator Platt said: Perfect
harmony exists among the leaders and
among the rank and file of the republican
party in New York. President Roosevelt
will have solid delegation from New York
state to the next republican national con-
vention. He will meet no opposition in his
own state"
the senator added: I'VE did not discuss
local appointments with the President The
names of Ray. Sherman and Davies" re-
ferring to the contest for judicial honors
In the northern district of the state, were
rot mentioned. Our talk was particularly
on national and state political conditions
rather than personal"
In response to other inquiries Senator
Platt said. after announcing the assump-
tion. of course. that Governor Odell again
would be a candidate: THE candidates on
the state ticket will not be decided upon
uptil the republican convention meets at
Saratoga in September OF course the
President has no candidate for lieutenant
governor. He is urging the claims Of no
man"
In the brief conversation ii was said by
Mr.. Platt that he understood Governor
OdeH in a few days would visit the Presi-
dent at Sycamore Hill to discuss New York
affairs with him.
An inquiry concerning the political future
of Lieutenant Governor Timothy l.. Wood
run elected only a shake of the head by
Mr.. Platt and the brief statement that Mr..
Woodruff would not be chairman of the re-
publican state executive committee.
At 3:25 the Sylph weighed anchor and
sailed for New York. it being the purpose
OF Senator Platt and Col Dunn to go to
Manhattan Beach.
Aside from the visit of the senator and
Col. Dunn the President passed notably
quiet day.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
TO DEFEAT DELEGATE WILCOX.
Formation of New Party in Hawaii
the Huikukoas

dispatch from Honolulu July g. via San
Francisco. says: The United States train
ing ship Mohican arrived here July 16 from
Yokohama after making such a long trip
that a good deal of uneasiness was expressed
about her. Contrary winds caused the de-
lay in arriving. She left Yokohama on May
&C. and was forced to put in at Dutch Har-
Dor for coal and supplies.
The boiters from the home rule party,
under the leadership of Prince Cupid Ka-
Ianianaola, have begun a campaign in be-
half of the new party they have formed.
the Huikukod, or nOn-partiSan party, by
calling mass meeting. A constitution has
been adopted by the party and all chance
of q reconciliation with the Wilcox faction
seems to be at an end.
The attitude of ex-Queen Liliuokalani has
been much discussed recently. She is said
by Hawaiian leaders to have refused to
and to have declared that she will remain
out of politics. Some of the political lead
ers have held consultations with her how
ever, and 1t is predicted by many that she
will make known her wishes before the day
for voting. Such an expression from her
would have great weight with the native
voters.
The republican territorial committee has
decided to hold the territorial convention
on September 1 in Honolulu.
Arthur f. Griffiths of st. Georges School,
Newport, r. l.. has been chosen president
Of Oahu College, to succeed DIR. A NJ
Smith. resigned. The new president is ex-
Pected here in September.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
SELLING LIQUOR TO WOMEN.
The Rights of Municipalities to Be
Tested.

The right of municipal corporations of the
states to forbid the sale Of liquor to women
is to be tested in the Supreme Court OF
the United States. The case was docketed
yesterday, and is entitled Daniel Cronin
against the City Of Denver, Col. The suit
was first instituted in the courts of Colo
RADIO by Cronin, who is the owner of q
saloon and who had opened a wine room
for women.
The record shows that he asked for an in
junction to restrain the city from enforcing
Its ordinances prohibiting the maintenance
Of such place for females. claiming that the
law Is unconstitutional because it discrim-
mates against women and also because 1t
deprives him of property without due pro-
cess Of law. He contended that he had as
much right to sell liquor to women as to
men, and that they have as much right to
drink as men have. He also referred to
the circumstance that equal suffrage pre-
walls In Colorado, and argued that since
women had been given the right Of suf-
frage they stand on the same footing in all
respects with men, and hence ARE entitled
to the pursuit Of happiness and the same ra-
tional enjoyment as their brothers." The
district court upheld this contention, bu.
the finding was overruled by the state su-
preme court.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
NOMINATIONS AT DEs MONIES.
Candidates for State Offices Named by
Republican Convention.

Following are the nominations made by
the Iowa state republican convention at
Des Moines yesterday:
Secretary of state. w 3. Martin of Adair
county.
Auditor of state. B. F Carroll of Davis
county.
Treasurer of state. Gilbert S. Gilbertson
OF WinnGebago county.
Attorney general. c. w. MuIlan of Black
hawk county.
Judge of the supreme court, Scott NJ.
I1add Of O'Brien county.
Judge of the supreme court (short term),
Charles A. Bishop OF Polk county.
Clerk of the supreme court, John c.
Crockett of Hardin county.
Supreme court reporter, W. W. Cornwall
Of Clay county.
Railroad commissioner. E. A. Dawson OF
Brem6r-
Nearly 1.1OO delegates attended the con-
yenJion, practically full delegations repre-
senting every county. The only controversy
was over the tariff and trust utterances of
the platform, and that was settled in the
committee on resolutions In favor of a re-
iteration Of last years utterances, with an
addition to the trust plank congratulating
President Roosevelt on the Inauguration OF
judicial proceedings to enforce the anti
trust laws This was a distinct victory for
Gov. Cummins and his following in opposi-
tion to Senator Allison and Speaker Hen
dersor.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
TESTING REPEALED LAW.
Refners Resist the Imposition Of
Special Tax.

A case to test the law requiring suga,
and petroleum ref1ners whose gross receipts
exceed $250.O0O annually to pay special
excise tax. which Is one of the provisions
OF the war revenue act, was docketed ir
the Supreme Court of the United States yes.
terday. The case Is known as the Spreckles
Sugar Refining Company against Penrose
A. McClain. collector of internal revenue
for the first Pennsylvania district.
The action was brought originally by the
sugar company to recover sums of money
exacted from it under this provision of the
war revenue act. This law Is resisted or
the ground that it is unconstitutional Its
validity was sustained, however, by both
the United States circuit court for the east
ern district of Pennsylvania and the cir
cult court of al peals for the third circuit
The adjudication Is robbed of much Of Its
Importance by the fact that the law which
Il is desired to test has been repealed.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
1 1 to IL.

FREE-To every 5th floor
customer this hour-10 China Mating Mats;
neat coors and styles.
Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth,
worth up to a5c. yd.-191zc.
Heavy Quality Lino1eum Mats,
pretty patterns; 5oc. value-2sc.
Best Quality Mosquito Net
ting. Sgd. pieces; various eolors-19c. pc.
Heavy 5-4 White and Marb1ed
Table oilcloth, pretty patterns-12hc. yard.
Best Quality "Capitol' Window
Shades. several colors, with fixtures -147sc.
Ladies Fine Kid Common
sense Button Shoes, selling at s1.9s-special,
SOC.
Women's $I.25 Button Shoes,
sizes and AZ, neat patent tips-5oc.
Misses Patent Leather Strap
and Bow Slippers; value s1.25-65c.
Mems Flexible Bottom Outing
Shoes. soft and easy wearing-4sc.
Boys and Youths High-grade
Canvas Shoes; worth s1.5O-45c.
Ladies High-grade Oxfords,
strap and Coloniais. selling up to s2.oO-S5c.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
4 to =.

At 47sc.-Yard-wide Unbleach-
ed Muslin. mill lengths; &c. value uimited
AT oSc.-Bleached Ready
made Pillow Cases, full size. good quality;
&t 47e.-Bleached Ready-made
Sheets. full size. deep hens. hand torn. SlK9O:
SOC. value.
Boys, Youths, Ladies and
Misses Best Tennis oxfords-
At 3Bc.-Apron Ginghams, in
assorted style checks: &c. value.
Boys Very High-grade Sailor
Blouse Wash Suits, beautifully silk embroid-
cred collars and shields; sell at 81 ss rpg1-
larly-9sc.
Boys All-wool Knee Pants,
some with double seat and knees SOC.
Japanese Bamboo Portieres,
selling regularly up TO S25O-9sc
Best quality Capitol" Window
Shades. several colors. with fKtures-I45kc.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
10 to 4 1 .
(CONTINUED.}

SNAsAa-fStso'f
Boys Wool Knee Pants, sub
stantially made-1sc.
Choice of any Boys Wool Suit,
double 81 breasted. m d vestie and Norfolks. sell up
Boys Brownie" Overalls,
strong and well made-16c
Mems Sample Belts, ST to I.so
values. sizes 80. g., 3+-oOc.
. All Mems soc. Shirts-25c.
Mems Lisle Thread Hose, 5oc.
and 75c. Yalues--29c.
Mems Neckwear, all soc. four
in-hands-35c.
Mems Silk Gloria Umbrellas,
81 so value-95c.
Choice of any Parasol selling up
to s5-s1.
Ioc. and I2Hc. Yard-wide Per-
Gales, extra good size lengths-5c.
At 5c-White Goods, including
dcuble-fo check nainsook, India linen. plaid
and check muslin; very desirable; selling up
At 5c.-Plain Colored Organdie
Lawns, 81 and 81 inches wide: very Tine and
sheer; all popular colors aud black; sell up
to 15c.
At 4oc.-Cream and Navy Mo-
hair. so desirable for skirts. seashore dresses
and mountain wear; SO inches wide; sells at
69c.
At 3%c.-Unbleached Muslin,
regularly sc. limited quantity.
A very special offering of
Women's Sty lish Untrimmed Hats. in all
shapes and colors, including black and white;
also Women's Trimmed Sailors In Macknaw
and Jap. braids; sell up to S1.33-choice 25c.
Trimmed Hats, in fine Tus-
can and French chip, very modIsh; also Misses
Stylishly Trimmed Hats, including many hand
some effects in chiffon, ribbons and lsces nous
special at SOC.
Genuine Leghorn Hats, finest
81 grades-49c.
Pretty Smyrna Rugs, effective
colers and styles; SOC. always-25c.
10 White Lawn Shirt Waist
Suits skirt handsomely trimmed with tucked
bands, beautifully hemsttched waists. very
sheer and fine; selling at $4.9S-choice, S1.9S.
Choice of any Child's Gingham
or Madras Dress, sailor blouse or Gretchen style,
embroidery trimmed; worth Sl.25-49c.
Children's Muslin Drawers, all
sizes-Sc.
Children's Gingham Aprons,
;, neatly peated front and back-19c.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
= to 3.

At I2Hc-French Organdies,
6s inches wide; navy. corn and lavender; full
pieces. plendid quality; sell regularly at 49c.
yard.
At I2Hc.-4o-inch-wide Su-
perfine Quality White India Linen very sheer
and fine; sells every day at 25c.
AT I5c.-Bleached Sheeting, o-4
size, excellent quality; sells at 19c. and more
Quantity to each buyer Iimited).
White Taffetaline, all silk, extra
high luster; sells at 4se.-3ac.
At ozsc.-Extra Fine Quality
Black Satin Stripe and Corded Organizes and
Lawns, sheer and elegant. most desirable for
summer wear: always and everywhere sold at
19c. yard and more.
Very special-5oo White India
Linen Waists all beautiful styles selling at
csc. and 81. .29-choice, 5Oc.
Lot of very High-grade Sum-
mer-weight Skirts. dress and walking lengths.
several colors; thibets, serges. &c; regularly
IS and S6.5O-choicc, s1.9S
A very superior lot of Fine Shirt
Waist Suits. including the smart black and
white effects; sell regularly at S5-S2.9s.
Boys Brownie" Overalls-I6c.
Boys Wash Suits, sailor blouse
style. selling readily at ssc.-59c.
Brass Extension Rods, worth
7c.-3Tsc.
4o-inch-wide White Curtain
Swiss. sells at 12c.-45sc.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
4 4 to IL.
tC0NTINUED.)


Mems $I.5o Silk Umbrellas
csc.
Children's Ribbed Vests, 1oc.
value-2c.
Women's Mercerized Ribbed
Vests; ooc. value-1sc.
Women's Lisle Ribbed Vests,
25c. vslue-9c.
Mems White Madras Shirts, ST
value-5sc.
Mems Madras Shirts, ST and
S1.50 values-59c
Mems Lisle Thread Underwear,
size 40 shirt. Sc drawers; regularly slsO-5sc
Boys White Duck Knee Pants,
sell at 5oc.-25c.
Boys Linen Knee Pants, sell at
6oc.-2oc
Boys High-grade Sailor Blouse
Wash Suits. nicely silk embroidered; sell at
Boys Thin Goats, sizes s to IS
years-25c.
Choice of any BOYS Suit, in
Guiding all styles and kinds selling up to So
At 2oc.-Corded Japanese Wash
Silks, limited lot; selling at 5oc. yard
At 3oc.-All-wool Nuns Veil
ing. in cream blue and black; IS inches wide;
very cool and dressy; SOC. value
At ozsc.-Cheviot Wash Suit
ing. In light grounds, with pretty contrasting
black and white stripes and figures; - inches
wide: 19c. value.
At 3oc.-Medicated Sanitary
Absorbent Diaper Cloth. Is inches wide; soc.
value.
At 57sc.-New Polka Dot
linen color grounds; sell at Sc yard.
A very special offering of
Ladies' Elegantly Trimmed Hats. including
many beautiful styles In summer millinery;
trimmed tim with best quality mousselne; liberty
for 81 and IS sl.9s.
Beautiful examples in High
class Summer Millinery to be closed out at
sensatioaaIly small price; elaborately and ele-
gant1y trimmed hats. which were made to sell
as high as S15-choice, S2.9S.
Choice of any Lawn or Percale
Wrapper, selling rapidly at 81 and sl-25-5ec.
Children's Short White Dresses,
nicely made; sell at si-49c.
Women's Gowns, Drawers,
Skirts. etc.-a sample lot of finest styles
Children's Lightweight Coats
for travelling; nice qualities; to years; worth
Choice from hundreds of High
1 aH %ph F Rfsy Bs ys PHe d dust syPs nd
kinds; worth S2.aS and So -Sl.0O.
China Silk Waists, black or
white, best washable quality, extra good grade:
usually S3.9S-S19S.
Evening star., 1902-07-31

which today was in the neighborhood of Ell
Sombrero, and advancing by forced
marches Once these two forces effect a
junction, it is expected that they will take
the offensive against President Castro.
The situation of the government is far
from clear, notwithstanding that the revo-
luton seems lacking in unity and direction.
Although there is much opposition to Presi-
dent Castro. he still controls the situat ion,
and single defeat inflicted to the reyolu-
tionists probably would render him the
arbiter of the country's future. The presi-
dent intends to leave Caracas for La Vic
toria Thursday. The revolutionists have
reappeared on the outskirts Of Caracas.
The U. S. 8. Potomac has visited La
Guaira.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
CASTRO ON THE RETREAT.
His Forces Are Now Concentrated Nea,
La Victoria

A dispatch from Willemstad, Island Of
Curacao. yesterday. says: All eastern ports
of Venezuela, including Barcelona, have
been abandoned by President Castro. all of
whose forces and resources are being con-
ceRtrated near La Victoria, which Is three
days distant from Caracas. and which is
near the mountainous district of Guar:co.
where the advance guard of revolutionists
under General Mendoza appeared some
days ago. General Mendoza's forces retreat
ID however. to join General Matos' army,
Evening star., 1902-07-31
IL to l..

Choice of any piece of Jewelry
selling from &c. to 56c.-i5c.
Ladies $2.oo Patent Leather
oxfords S1.OO.
BOYS and Youths Patent
Leather Dress Shoes; S1.5e and $1.9s values
99c.
Choice of Women's Pocket
Books: 25c. to soc. vaiue-I5c.
Choice of any Woman's Belt,
SOC. to 81 value-25c.
At IIc.-Turkey Red Table
Linen. fast color: 25c. value.
At 4Bc-Unbleached Turkish
Towels, fringed, soft finish; regular 10c. value
t6 to buyer.
At 23c.-Bleached Table Dam
ask, 5S inches wide. rich designs; sells at 33c.
yard.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
!: The Greatest
Ho;'iur Sales
. -s..
Is
9 to 4 O..

! Boys Wash Knee Pants, some
q slightly mussedL5c
! Boys Waists, well made, pleated
Is back and front-ses
! Boys Wool Knee Pants, very
!. substantial ana nice booking -s,sc.
: Boys Sailor Blouse Wash Suits,
Y sizes and years, nicely made-1Sc.
y Children's. Shoes, sizes 7 and 8,
h selling up to 75c.-25c.
y Patent and Russet Paste Polish
:, lie. box.
: Infants Strap Slippers, with
bow; 45c. value-25c
Waterproof Felt Window
4 Shades. several colors. with fxtures-5Iac.
\ 36-inch White Curtain Scrim,
y pretty patterns worth &c. yard-l5se.
At 3Bc.-White India Linen,
bookfold. slightly mussed from handling. full
. pieces; sells up to Sc.
= At 5zsc.-4o-inch-wide I'm
s,eashed ,aSa sheeting Cotton, good quality; reg
= At Ic.-Lunch Napkins, plaid
y and plain az to a buyer.
. Ioc. and I21zc. Fine and Heavy
Corded Fancy Dimities and Lawns, mill lengths
= Mems Balbriggan Undershirts.
= Soc. value-l9c.
= Mems Sample Colored Under
wear; Toe. value-2Sc
= Mems B.. V. D. Pepperell Jean
: Drawers; 50c yalue-29c.
: Mems soc. Leather Belts-Ioc
A considerable variety of
= Flowers for hat trimming. all very fine and
high grade; selling up to $1.50-1ec.
Carpet Hassocks. made of vel
vet, noquette and Brussels carpet; worth Toe.
Choice of any Womans Waist
which sells regularly at sl.9s. many beautiful
a styles-9Sc
> Choice of any Waist selling
:, regularly at 9sc.--50c.
= Choice of any Waist in the most
. elegant grades, selling s39s-this hour, 81 ss
y Choice of any Infants Cap SELL
s ing up to s1-29c.
. Children's S. White Dresses,
;. many handsome and stylish effects. to IA
q years-S1 9S.
. Ladies Best Quality Grass
q Linen skirts, full fare bottom, made in best
y manner-69c. i.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
THE COMING TESTS.
Wireless Telegraphic Messages to Be
Sent to the Naval Academy.

The first tests Of the wireless telegraph
apparatus brought from Europe by Lieut.
Hudgins are to be made between the Wash
ington navy yard and the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. Mr.. Hudgkins brought with
him two sets of apparatus for four differ
ent systems. not including. however, that o.
Senor Marconi, owing to his inability t.
make satisfactory arrangements with tn,
Marconi company. The board which is tr
investigate the whole subject will be ap
pointed shortly.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
10 to 1 1 .

IS Children's Patent and Kid Ok
! fords. sh to4l Fse. vulue-45c.
= Children's and Misses Shoes,
. broken sizes; values up to s1.25-choice, Soc.
y Mems and Boys Tennis Ok
s fords. sizes Ct 71s-2ec.
8 Boys and Youths Outing
!, Shoes leathes solessr SOC. and 69c. values-33c.
= LadieshrRusset Shoes; value S.
o choice T5cn oe.a..
y Mems Russia Calf Russet Shoes,
is worth s2.5osspecish s1.44.
Is ffeavyaWllife sBedspreads, pref
!. ty desis fs, Worth &C. q to a buyer,-3sc.
! Remnants of Heavy Stair or
= Runner oticloth. pretty patterns; sells at 1oc.
rs yd.-3Nc. .,. -
{ Pretty ChinesesMAatting \ Mats
: White Applique Bureau and
p washstand Scarfs. also Swiss Rnfied Bureau
!. Sets, worth 35c.-l4t.c.
!. Boys Percale Waists, strongly
: made-12hc.
= Boys Blue Cheviot Wool Knee
b Pants-lOc. ...... .-.. -..s 80
d Boys Sailor Blouse Wash Suits,
!. never sold under 3se.-49c.
Evening star., 1902-07-31

try for twenty-one years and is natural
lied citizen OF the United States. The per-
mission referred to is sought by the petit
tioner in order that his children shall not
be compelled to bear such foreign-sound-
ing name as Smolensky.
Evening star., 1902-07-31

1t the OF which has made such
these famous Friday sales shoppers buying plans For
mducemen could be than the looping off of large
u and prevailing the best class the
sonabe and ndenand merchandise And isn't remnant
odds and ends ae Nothing good desirable
quick selling to be placed the Hour Sale That's which
has parazed compeonnd which has made of friends
tor the iecht
and add the great having your purchases charged
at cash prices.
Evening star., 1902-07-31

Subterranean roarings resembling thun-
Ger are frequently heard In San Jose. Cos
Ia Rica. and Alajuela. town eleven and
AaR miles distant.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
wants to Change His Name.

The Supreme Court OF the District OF CO.
lumbia has been petftioned by isadore
smolensky for permission to change his
name TO small. The petitioner is native
of Poland. but has resided In this coun-
Evening star., 1902-07-31
; to 4.

Heavy Woven Hammocks.
pretty colors. worth S2.50-S1.le.
At 47Sc.-Wash Grenadines,
light blue and pink. 30 inches wide; sell at
15c.
Boys Wool Knee Pants, extra
well made-25c
Choice from Boys Finest and
Highest Grade Wash Suits. very smart and
dressy. selling up to $39S $1-19.
Evening star., 1902-07-31
Troops Ordered Out.

HARRISBURG. Pa. July 3O.-Governor
Stone has ordered the sth and 18th Regi-
ments and the governors troop of the Ma
tional Guard Of Pennsylvania, In comma nd
Of Gen J p s Goblin. TO proceed imme-
diateIy TO Shenandoah. the scene of to-
nights riOting. Gen. Goblin left here shortly
after midnight in a special train. and It Is
expected that all the troops. the combined
strength of which is 1890, will be on the
ground by daybreak-