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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
|28. Sabrgaug. ct. Gouo, Ietnniota, Donnernag, ben 10. Stunt, 1902

sialIdse ober anbere 9dnber ais &u=
ba besiebt, bat ni6ts nit Der Saupt=
ia6e 81 tbun,. auf Bic i6 Sic aufz
merflam made. ginise unlerer Sir=
ger prOteitiren sesen cine grmaBi=
suns Der ,3ouidee auf cubanii6e
Yrobufte, serabe wie tie DOR brei
Sabren sesen bic annerion Der Sanb=
MIDI Snleln prote itirten, neil tie fiir9z
teten, Sreibanbel NIT Sawaii f0nnte
semiile unlerer einbeimil9en Snterelz
fen ruiniren. Sesasli6 Sawaiis baz
ben it6 ibre Sefir6tunsen nun that
id9li6 ais srunolos eruielen, unb
mas ibre S%elorsnille betriHt, baB ein
&esiprositdts= Sertras nit Scuba ir=
senb etnen 3meis u~nierer Snbufrie
|i6dOisen fOnnte, 10 l6einen mir Bic
lelben ebenlo unbesriinbet. Weiner
gnii9t mad miro ni6t muir feline amez
ritantl6e Snbuitrie barunter notblei=
BEN, lonbern bic seplante ReSiprOsitdt
NIT Scuba wirb ii6 iosar ais eine
@Obltbat unb Elm Sesen fur piele
ameritaniI6e Snbuitrien erweilen. gs
serei6t uns ais Station gum Sortbeil,
wenn Der ii6 mebr unb mebr bebenbe
cubanilbe Warft BON amerifanil6en
4robusenten fontrouirt mir6."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
Dte Nbilippinen Traae.

Sas Sauscomite fir @el9dftsorb.
hung bat iest bic Gbtltppinen=S i in
bic Sanb genommen unb Elm Yro=
sramm fur bielelbe fertis seiteat. Die
Sta lou Mite bieier ISOLDE int Sauie
sur Debate sebra9t merben, unb Die
grOrterms berielben lit auf finf Sa=
&c bel9rdntt, mopon brei ser alse=
meinen Debate unb spet ser fini
WinutenzO Debate unb parasrapben=
meile Our6nabme Der Sia semibmei
perben louen. Spre9er 6enberlon
unb feline Qbiutanten baben ferner
bem Sniular=G omite, beilen @oritsen=
ser Cooper BON @isconiin lit, porse=
i6rieben, baB er ieine eigene Sia lie
gen unb bic Senatsbia einret9en mill
ie. goOper's aali6t mar, feline Bill
ais Subititut fur bic Senatsbia Dem
6aule porsulesen unb bann epentueu
einise Qmenbements porsunebmen, Inn
cine semiiIe Sarmonie NIT Ser Se=
natsbia bersulteaen. Sas wirbe I'M
beB mabrI@einli6 su ldnseren Sin=
siebereien am gonferens=g omite ger=
a~nlaiiuns seben, unS i'm Senat, mo
Bic Sia NIT senauer NOtb paiiirt wer=
SEN fann, fonnten meitere S6wierisz
feiten entIteben. Oesbalb mini6en
Sic Ma9tbaber Oes Saules, baB Sic
Senatsbia m0sli6lt intaft bleibt, unb
tie mouen pom elmer Sub ltituiruns Ser
6ausbiu fir Bic SenatsmaBreseln
ni@ts miiien.
Gem Spre6er lit pom maBsebenben
republifantl9en Senatoren bic @ar=
nuns susefOmmen, baB rabifale aen=
berunsen in Ser Senats= Ybilippinen=
gia entpeber gu elmer unablebbaren
gerldnseruns Ser SeiiiOn OOer gum
Sebll9las aller Pbilippinen= @elesse=
buns fibren mirben. Oaber Der
Druid, rpel9en bas gomite fur Sc
16dfts0rbnun9 aut Cooper llro 1etr
Gomite aussudben fir notbwenbis sez
balten. Cooper lit lebr ueroroHen
iber biele anmaBenbe ginmil9un9
bes Spreders in bic anselesenbeiten
ieiaes Counties, unb nit &e9t, benu
ieine Bill lit in man9en Puntten Der
Senatsbil enti9ieben porsusieben,
aber, mie bic Oinse I'M 9aule su sez
ben pflesen, miro Cooper ii6 faum in
Ser Sage iebeu, bic @anlde beg
Spre9ers gu isnOriren, unb mon bari
porauslesen, baB bic Senatsbiu obne
melentli9e Ienberunsen i'm Saule
pafiiren wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
Gin nnfenrnf.

Sberit ait9ener, elm 8ruber bes
Generals, iaste bieier Gage in Sen=
per, Col, nOie Suren merben mie=
Der ausbre9en. @ir f0nnen ni6t
ermarten, baB tie fortmdbrenb frieb=
lid bleiben merben, benn iie perben
bas S9mert ni@t in einen Yflus pers
wanbeln, wie bas i'm amerifanii6en
Sirserfriese Der Sail mar. sic iinb
6es Samples mibe, ba iie ibr Seim
lieben unb BEL ibren Samilien gu fem
minl@en. Oieles @efibl mirb einise
Sabre anbalten, unb wdbrenb Der 3eit
merben mir ni9t belditist merben.
Na9 Der 3eit aber, unb ruenr Bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
Siiren iid u~Ouitdnbis erbolt baben,
oann mirb's pieber losaeben."

Suren lt9 poultdnbt9 erbolt baben,
bann wirb's uieber l~osseben."
Wir.tbeilen Sberit &it6ener's 9ln=
li9t ni6t. @arum bic Suren na6
etn paar Sabren mieber ausbre6en
louten, tOnnen mir ni9t periteben.
sic perben baum ni6t itdrfer lein
als am Infans bes &rieses. slud
baben lte einseleben, baB auf frembe
9ilfe ni6t gu re9nen lit, ni9t elm
nal pom Der &epublit Sranfrei6 unb
%unlerer md6tisen &epublit Ser Ser.
Staaten. auberbem i9eint ii9, mabr=
i9einli6 eben mesen Ser i6le6ten
9altuns Der fremben >Wd6te, Elm
freunbi6aftli6es @efibl smil6en Ben
gn9ldnbern unb BEN Buren, 8abn ee=
bro9en su baben. @ie iest beri9tei
wirb, paren aud Die losenaunten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, no Bic @eiber
uno &inber Ser guren untersebra9i
rpurben, ni6t 10 l6limm, mie iie uon
Wtanden aus9emalt murben. SIM
@esentbeil, bic Siibrer Ser Buren,
ipre6en ueuerbinss ibren Sauf aus fiir
bic Site, sic &idli6t unb Sen S6us,
welder Ben @etbern, &inbern unt
ben Ni6tfdmpfern in Sen Goncen=
Acknowledgment gu tbeil %seuorben lit.
S9lieBli6 muB man es Ben gnsldn=
bern suseiteben, baB tie sroBes Sc
I9if in Der Sebanbluns pon Solo
MEN beiisen. Sbre 9olitit beitebt
pornebmli6 BARN, baB iie Bic Se=
wobner Ser &olonien seudbren la1en
unb ii6 menis ODER gar nidt in berer
eisene anselesenbeiten einmil6en.
Sin sutes Seiipiel liefert Canada.
Die Solse bapon lit, baB Die Semob:
ner Der enslii6en aolonien Ser &rons
meiitens nod ersebener iinb ais BIT
Semebner bes Mutterlanbes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

littt Der europdil6en Wtd6te aboptiren
wirben senau 10 srOB, wie bic Gban=
cen Sbeobor &%ooleuelt's auf bas
Trdlibenten Mmt: 5. 3. Niemanb
slaubte i'm grnite baran, baB bas
Cine ober Nnbere eintreten. f0nnte.
l~lnlere imperialiitil6e Yreiie i6impfz
te bamals nod nit bem Sru ltton Der
lleberseusuns auf bic llnterjo9unsss
unb @emaltpolitif Ser europdiI9en
@roBmd6te. Sas lit in wenisen
Sabren allies gan; anberes %semorben.
Seutsutase lieit man in Der republic
fanil6en Ereile, baB Der nelle &urs
I'M 9t9te ether s0ttli6en Wiliion gu
betra6ten lei, bic es inns CUR Yfi9t
made, bic Sen Spaniern seraubten
Seiisunsen nit Der ameritanil6en
Sultlr gu beslIden unS nit @emalt
iiber lie 81 berri6eu. unb Sbeobor
Goolepelt, ser ais unna9li6tli9er
Soaitreder bes &aines'i6en 3manssz
seieses in Seem Yorf ni6t sum &On=
itabler bate sewdblt werben fOnnen,
lit beute Yrdlibent ser Ser. Staaten.
sllerbinss lit er muir ein> 3uiauszgrd=
iibent, aber er lit Yrdlibent unS ais
iol6er bas Saupt leiner, Ser %republi=
fanil6en Fartei. SaB bic &olonial=
Yolitif Ser lesterer au6 bic feline lit,
bat er mieoerbolt betont. l1nb bod
butte er nod Dor faum feds Sabren
sans anbere anli6ten, ais tie iest in
Der 8. .. g. maBsebenS iinb. Sn
Ser Sesiebuns tit ein artifel, Ser in
ser Mdrsnummer 1895 Ser 3eiti@rift
she Sa9elor Of Mrts" pom linn err
.i6ien, iebr interei1ant. gs beiBt BARN
mOrtli6:
ygine &olonie befinbet ii9 audi
inter BEN sinitislten 11mltdnben in Ell
ner fall6en Sage. aber iberaa bort,
MO bic fo~lonilirenbe &afe ibre @r=
belt bur9 anbere niebriser iteben6e
&aiien beiorsen laiien muB, lit bic
Gage eine piel idlimmere. Som &al=
len Stanopuntt aus betra6tet, ut in
Samaica bur9 Sic groberuns unb
&olonilatton Ser gnsldnber ni@ts se=
monnen. SSamaica lit einfa6 in cine
Neaer= Sn1el permanbelt norben, 1pelr
der ani6etnenb cine dbnli6e 3ufunft
mie Sun Domingo %beuorltebt. gri=
tii6 Guiana, wennslei6 gut uermal=
tet, lit meiter ni9ts ais cine &olonie,
mo- cine SanbuOa @eiBer Sic fetten
aemter innebat, mdbrenb Ser &eit Ser
geu0lferuns ii6 aus Snbianern, See
germ unb Niiaten sufammenlest.
Sabrbunberte LANCE g%rfabrlns lebrt
uns, baB cine iol9e &olonie nod me-
niger @a6stbum ueripri9t, ais ). 9.
Staaten mie SeneSuela ODER ECUADOR.
Die @el9i6te Ser meilten libameri=
fanii9en &epublifen lit cine bluttse
ilno 1pent9 e~Drenp0ue, es ut aber gum
minbelte cine gbance p%orbanben,
baB tie it3 mad lansen @erirrunsen
unb i6meren Erifunsen gu elmer Gi=
uililation auh9miusen, bic ebenlo
bod nnb itabil lit ais Sic Yortusals
ODER anberer europdil6er Staaten.
slber fir irsenb eine tropii6e ameri=
tanii6e aOlonie, melde elmer norb=
europdii6en Static sebOrt, lit cine lol=
DIE Gbance ni6t porbanben."
@as bat mobl felt 1896 &oole=
uelt's Nnii9ten 10 beeiniluBt, baB er
beute auf eine semaltiame &oloniii=
runs Ser Silipinos bur6 bic Ser.
Staaten beitebt2 Sie Sbatlade, baB
tropil6e &olonien fur n0rbli9e @0l=
fer ii6 nod INNER, als uerberbli9
erwieien baben, lit Don Serrn &oolez
uelt lelbit anerfannt iporben, trosbem
aber rebet er elmer nnterjo9uns Ser
Silipinos bas @ort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
europa bat Stub.

llnb ser &esen, Ser resnet iesli=
den Sag. gs lit cine ionberbare
3eit. Inter Ser grbober1 d9e sdb=
rem bic feurisen Maiien, mii6en ii6
gaie, @aier uno @lutb, Inn in per-
berrenben @usbri6eu Bic innere
&raft gu entlaben, unb bas arme
9lmeilenpolf Ser Wenl9en, bas auf
Der binnen &rulte miiblelig Sage
inert treibt, an leines Ni6ts obnmd6=
tises @oaen su %eriunern, rnb smi=
Il9en Strmament unb grbe erseben
ii9 bic glemente in sewaltisem Spiel.
go sibt es ia au6 in Der polttt=
l9en @elt einen innereu 3ulammen=
bang ber greisnilie, ser swar ni@t
auf ser Sberfd6e btrett ertenntli9
lein mag, aber bod bod e~riitirt.
Weiitentbeils mirb er losar ni6t
i6per su befiniren iein. Sn Ferlten
uno III Ser inbii9en @rense mag it'd
bic He flerbewesuus selteno MAIDEN,
baB Der Srite unb Ser Bur enbli6
Srieben sel6lohen SIM @esenias
gu ben u~nrubisen .3eiten, 'bie unieren
grbbaa betroHen baben, berri6t un=
ter BEN i'm beuobnenben SOltern se=
senmdrtis ais mobltbuenber Gontrait
Elm 3ultanb Ser &ube. Die sroBe
Yolitif bot Srieben unb Bic Diploma
ten fonnen bebasli6 bic ansesriHenen
@ebirne unb Seroauunssorsane in irz
gen elmer Sommerfril9e reltauriren.
Ser 3peibunb freut li9 ieines Sa=
leins unb Der Sreibunb flblt ii9 ais
glirse internationalen Sriebens auf's
Neue beltdtist, unb iber BEN beiben
ginben i6webt cine sewiiie 9armo=
ME aIgemeinen @oblmoqes, baB man
meinen loate, ser politil6e Simmel
hinge pouer geisen. England riitet
ii9 gum &rOnunssuersniisen, bas bic
Qufmertlamfeit bes @oltes minbeItens
piersebn Sage in aufresuns, Die eon=
boner in elmer mabren 6eeiaSo 0ffent=
li9er S9auiteuunsen erbalten loa /;
in Sranfrei6 lit bas neue Winilterium
rabifaler Senbens pom garlament nit
einem Sertrauenspotrm beba9t NOR
ben unb fam bic Na9folse &oul=
ieau=@ albeds ibernebmen, Inn bielem
lelbit ben @es sur Na9folse 0oubet's
gu ebnen. &aiier @iIbelm rpirb im
Nusuit 1einem erlaudten Better, Sen
:3aren, einen abermalisen 9elu9 ab=
i%tatten. Spanien seniebt nod Der Nu=
be mad Ser anlpannuns Der &rOnunss=
feierli6feiten, unb i'm 81 terrei9ii9en
&ei6sratb persnisen ii6 bic Mubeut=
i9en nit benz ers0eli9en 3eituertreib
briberli9er Sauerei. u@enn net
seraft mirb, gibbs ia @aubi," unb 10
ersebt ii6 gang europa in persnister
gintra6t, mie bas @raf gilom einem
Seri@teritatter bes uSisaro" 10 id0n
erfldrt bat: u@ie bic franS0ii9=rul=
iil9e N0ians lit Der Oreibunb cine
girsl9aft Der &ube unb St9erbeit.
SieIe beiben Gombinationen iinb Yfei=
Ter bes europdil6en Sriebenssebdu=
bes'" llnb iomit bat europa Stub.
Chit nnb lett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
@rfer 9beu.
MtabmmmA.

9aBt uns ni9t dnsifli9 frasen,
Sb mir pom unierer Saat
Die Sriidte i9on ielber ernten.
@enn mir uur gines lernten:
2obn 1T bic quite Sbat!
Siir's anbere IaBt Den iorgen,
Ger a1eS fiibrt gum Sell;
Die Come mus wGrmen unb i9einen.
@m Seil, am al9emeinen,
Sat Sober ieinen Sbeil.
&as uniere S6ter ibuien,
Sie idufeu's nit Miib' unb Seidwer;
@ir bre6en bic Sri6t pom ben 3weiseu,
Die lie inns selaiien su eisen
Den SGtsrn 9reis unb CHI;
go ioueu pom uul'reu Sbaten,
gSeuu mir i'm @rabe rubin,
Die oantenoen @ntel iasen:
rSu phansten in Nib 'poleu Saaen,
gSas uniere grnte nun.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

r 4auft guer nnterseus fur
iraenb eine Sorte Wetter beim Yrice.
slge @r0beu gu allen 9reiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
Ginf unb iett.

SIN Sabre 1896 mar bic @abr=
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s SpeaielIer 9ertauf BON CONF
nunion=N naiSen Bet @ebr. Mbeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08

lively little" This seemed to be the senti-
ment pervading the city, and as a conSe-
quence many who would otherwise have
had to work were permitted to witness the
parade of the veterans
Excursion ef Shields Division.
Colonel VIM. S. Odell has received
telegram from General John E. Roller at
Harrisonburg Va, saying that the citizens
Of that place have arranged to give a most
cordial reception to Shields Division Of the
G. A. R. when the veterans visit Harrison
burg next Saturday to visit the battle
fields The former confederate soldiers are
joining heartily in the arrangements for
the reception, and Shields Division Is ex-
pecting hospitable reception. The re-
union Of the division will take place in
Farragut tent tomorrow, at which time the
arrangements for the visit to Virginia will
be completed.
Kit Carson Post, No. 2, of this city, Com
mander Martin directing its movements,
occupied a place in the line. The members
Run battle ground at point which marked
the farthest advance Of the Union troops
in that conflict. The regiments occupying
this position were the LIST Michigan and the
LIST Minnesota, and 1t was there that Col.
Wilcox Of the Michigan troops was
wounded. e.
The department headquarters Of the WO-
mans Relief Corps Of Louisiana and Mis-
slssippi are at 1144 10Th street northwest
Mrs. Priscilla ]. H. Taper, department pres
ident is in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08
THE VIGILANT DETECTIVES.
Arrests Made in Residence Sections OF
the CitV,

Major Sylvester's plan Of sending detec-
tives about the residence portions of the
city while the crowds are on the down.
town business streets has proved success
full. The three men who were arrested
yesterday and found armed were caught
by the detectives while on such duty. This
morning two more arrests Of armed men
were made. Frank H. Bennett and Mike
Murphy were relieved Of revolvers when
they reached police headquarters. William
Adams was not armed when searched, but
thrown 1t while being pursued.
The men who were arrested today gave
their names as Joseph Stevens and Joseph
Wolff, and said they had just come mere
from Philadelphia. Each man had a big
Detective Parham of this city and Detec-
tive Johnson Of Allegheny Stevens re-
treated to a store near Goth and P streets
when Detective Johnson started after him
and attempted to draw his revolver. The
officer was too quick for him, however and
Stevens surrendered when he saw the OFF,
GERS weapon. A third member of the party
escaped.
It Is the belief Of the police that the pris-
oners were in the northwest section of The
city picking out houses TO visit at night.
The men have all been photographed, and
the police expect to have them identified
In a few days.
An alleged pickpocket, whose name was
given as Thomas Walsh, was arrested on
suspicion today by Detectives Sanderson Of
Kansas City, Killian of ST. Louis and O'Dea
of this city. He was arrested on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. where he was viewing the
parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08

Department of the Potomac in regard to the
unfortunate condition of affairs
The legal proceedings that were insti-
tuted by Maj Gen. Meacham against the
commander-in- chief have brought to the
attention of members outside Of the De-
partment Of the Potomac a condition CT
affairs that otherwise they would never
have known anything about
The delegates from New York and New
England are also interested in seeking a
return to the old constitution, which lin
tied the membership of the order to those
who had actually seen service at the front.
They claim that a son of veteran cannot
be a battlefield soldier, and that the second
title of the U. V. u. or Order of Battle
men, is a misnomer for sons of veterans
and those who were not in any engagement
during the war of the rebellion. SO a
change Of the constitution is likely to be
one of the important subjects to be brought
before the coming encampment.
The race for commander-in-chiefi is also
an interesting one. the principal candidates
being Gen. R. G. Dyrenforth, who has held
the Office for four years and who until re-
Gently declared in positive terms that he
was not a candidate for reelection, but
since that has been striving 10 secure the
admission of delegates favorable to him;
Gen. Morgan of Moline, ILL.,, who is now
senior vice chief, and Gen.
Harlow l.. Street. former commander-in-
chief, who held office just before Gen. Dy-
renforth was elected for the first time
Gen. Street has been Endorsed by his own
regiment, Logan, No. 2, of this city. The
Indications now point to the election Of Gen.
Morgan. who is in the direct line Of success
sion
The Woman's Relief Corps Of the order
will hold its annual session here at the
same hall. commencing tomorrow. There
will also be two fires given at the hail. the
principal one being that by Logan Regiment
on Friday evening, when an interesting pro-
gram will be rendered and refreshments
will be served by the Relief Corps Union Of
Logan Regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08
AT REVIEWING STAND
BRILLIANT SCENE AS THE VET
ERANs MARCHED PAST.

The presidential reviewing stand fmme-
diately in front of the White House was
the scene of most distinguished gather
ing this morning. The chief executive was,
of course, greatly missed. and there were
heard many expressions of regret that Mr..
Roosevelt was unable to take his place III
the center of the assemblage. The stand
was bea utiful in its decorations. The white
pillars, corresponding with the great Ionic
columns of the White House, were en-
twined with southern smilax. The front
of the stand was lined with palms, which
waved to and fro in the stirring breeze
that swept from across Lafayette square.
Opposite the Presidents stand there were
nc distractions to the view of the La
fayette gardens.
The stand began to fill up early. The
committee in charge had distributed tickets
to the guests entitled to seats and The
holders of these were on hand long before
the time fixed for the arrival of the van
guard.
Within the stand was arranged the Presi-
dents box, which was reserved for the
members of the cabinet and distinguished
officials of the government, the District
and the military service. Just back of the
presidential box were seats reserved for
members of the diplomatic corps. The
gathering of foreigners was rather light on
account of the absence of many from
the city. Among the early arrivals from
the legations was Mr.. Gonzales de Quesada,
the minister from Cuba.
He was accompanied by his little daugh-
ter. who constantly waved tiny silken
American flag. Several dark-eyed, olive
skinned children companions Were with the
little Quesada. The arrival Of Minister WI
of China, accompanied by his wife and
daughter was the signal for applause Mr..
WI was one of the most interested specta-
tors in the stand. His first act was to pur-
chase a program giving the details Of the
parade. He enjoyed himself in his usual
enthusiastic fashion. The ministers from
Peru and Chile were among the others of
the diplomatic corps in the stand. -.
In the Presidents box some; OF the early
arrivals We're Miss Belle .Hagner., the social
bseeys5ary OF Mrs. Roosevelt, who had with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08
TONIGHT AT CONVENTION HALL.
Series Of Receptions by the Auxiliary
Organizations.

The event of this evening for the ladies
will be the great reception at Convention
Hall. beginning at o'clock The Ladies'
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic viii
receive their friends, the encampment and
the public from to 8. At 8 o'clock the
Woman's Relief Corps will take the re-
ceiving line and hold the fort till 10 O. clock,
when Mrs. Ellen Spences Mussey with her
executive committee and reception commit
tee will receive until II 80 OF course there
will be no cards of admission, as the world
is invited and the world or the part Of 1t
which Is in Washington can easily be ac-
commodated In the big hall. where a regl-
ment of marching men could march COM
pany front and not crowd in the least.
Those who hold cards will be admitted at
the X street entrance; all others will go to
the New York avenue entrance. All the
organizations will make the Washington
ians and encampment guests cordially well
come.
Among the attractions unsteady will be
the great Marine Band, which will play
most of the evening, and the celebrated
Modocs of Kansas will sing.
The Cook Band Of Denver. numbering
seventy pieces. Will play at half-past at
this reception. which is given in honor Of
the patriotic men and women Of America.
as represented by the Womans Relief
Corps, Ladies' of the G. A. r. and other
this magnificent band with him on a spe-
cial train at a cost of nearly four thousand
dollars, and placed them at the exclusive
disposal of Mr.. Warner, chairman of the
citizens executive committee, refusing all
paid engagements for his organization. Gen.
Cook Is one of the best-known Grand Army
men in the United States, and was formerly
superintendent of the Denver and Rio
Grande railway.
President Otto Meyers of the Chesapeake
Beach railway has rendered the band an
excursion to Chesapeake Beach. President
George H. Harries has also rendered the
organization a special tour on the magnifi-
cent directors car Of the Washington Trac-
ton Company. The players are receiving
great ovation at the national capital. They
play up-to-date music, both patriotic and
ragtime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08
Pretty Exhibit at Kings Palace.

A display appropriate to the day is on ex-
hibit in the windows of the It'll street store
of Kings Palace. 1t occupies the millinery
window In the store, and has most artistic
setting. 1t is placed in the rear of the win
dow. where three large ovals, lighted
with red, white and blue electric bulbs are
set. In the center of each oval is a craypn
of the three war Preside shington,
Lincoln ard Mckinley Perched at the top
of tie center oval is large American eagle
with streamers from its mouth connecting
with many points in the window. By the
aid of an invisible electric fan two flags
which are clutched in the claws of the
eagle are kept continually waving. At the
base of each oval are placed three signs,
each descriptive of historic incidents.