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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-11

Mathematics.
The medal for analytical geometry (given
by Mrs Helen Abel Baughman OF Fred
erick, Md was awarded to Miss Hester
Lavell of Oregon. The medal for trigo-
| nometry (given by Mrs. Elizabeth May
Cammack) was awarded to Miss Katherine
| Clark of Michigan. First premiums Miss
Anna Magrane, Massachusetts; Miss Mary
Lynch. Pennsylvania; Miss Viola Moran
Michigan, and Miss Frances Fieitz, Michi-
gan.
College algebra-First premiums, Miss
Katherine Bowling, Kentucky; Miss Hazel
Murphy. Ohio and Miss Elizabeth Multi
gan, Illinois.
Geometry-First premiums Miss Alice
Ryan. Iowa; Miss Annie Rambo. Pennsyl-
vania, and Miss Gertrude Mcdonnell Ohio
Algebra, fiTt, sgHior ciass-First premium
Miss Annabelfe Qtinn, Arkansas
Second senior class-Premiums, Miss Della
Beale. New Jersey and Miss Mary Kelley.
Third senior -esass-First premium, Miss
Alice McQusils Pennsylvania.
Fourth seEiar siass-First premium, Miss
| Doley Joanria TaftIe Florida.
First intermediate class-First premiums
Miss Mariant King, District of Columbia
and Miss Elise Cntrer, Mississippi.
The medal for arithmetic {given by Mrs
Emma Etheridgei Moran of Detroit, Mich
Jersey. ST ,I-sy
| First senior, cl4ss-Premium, Miss Mary
| Mullin, District of Columbia.
| Second senior class-Premiums. Miss Vim
ceutia Hill, 1iKehtucky and Miss Anna
Blake Bickets. Georgia.
First intermediate class--Fifst premium,
Miss Helen Wallis, District of Columbia.
Second intermediate sclass-First pre-
miums, Miss Mary Tierney, West Virginia,
and Miss Antoinette Ray, District of CO.
lumbia.
Third intermediate class-First premiums,
Miss Lucie Wiechers, Mexico, and Miss
Mary Mariner, Virginia.
Elementary class-Premiums Miss Eliza
beth Averill Bogley, District of Columbia,
and Miss Christine lWaggaman, District of
Elocution.
First senior classFirst premium. Miss
Viola Moran, Michigan.
Second senior class-First premium. Miss
Alice Fernandez. Brazil.
Third senior class-Eirst premiums Miss
Mary Clune, Indiana: Miss Nina Harrison
Texas, and Miss Alice Eversman. District
of Columbia.
Fourth senior class-First premiums, Miss
Josephine Powers, Illinois, and Miss Anna
Blake Bckers. Georgia.
First intermediate class-F'irst premiums,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-11

Ladies regular $r.5o and SI.zo
New Summer Wrappers, of Lawn,
Dimity and Batiste-in newest
colorlngs, and trimmed exquisite
ly with laces, ruffies
and braid. All sizes. o O.
Choice OOGo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-11

Choice of Ladies' Oxforis. Slippers and
Colonial Ties. Black and Chocolate Brown
Wei Kid Oxfords; also Patent Leather,
With high and low
s assls: a light sst R!'ss's h \ E
solcs: sizes 2I5 t" 6. cV III % Ill a y
Worth $500 ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-11

10 pieces OF 32-inch Striped Madras. for
shirts, shirt waists and shirt waist suits
We have been selling IL
right along as an uncom- ~
monty good value at n NU II
12izc. Bargain Thursday ANA
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-11

Lot Of Women's Trimmed Ready to- Wear
Hats. in latest and most stylish shapes,
trimmed with velvet ribbons. bands and
Quills-hats which are worth up to $500
will he put on sale tomorrow at 49c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18
What They Found.


There were those who knew Prince
Charlie well who had reason to be-
lieve he had passed through some I'M
pleasant experience with lovely wo-
man-been deceived. perhaps Tilted.
Although always gallant toward
the fair sex. he seemed to be ever on
his guard. as though quite determined
no mortal who wore petticoats should
have second opportunity to play
battledore and shuttlecock with his
heart.
But this was something entirely on.
of the common run: and as he stood
there listening. to make sure there
could be no mistake, he felt an cleo
trio thrill pervade his whole being,
such as he never before experienced.
Charlie determined to go forward
He was surprised at himself for the
peculiar resolution that urged him
on. 1t seemed as though he were
being dragged forward by some mex
orable fate, whether he would or not.
And the sound of sobbing still con-
tinued. stealing along the gaunt pas
sageways. The darkness beyond was
apparently as fearfully dense as that
which descended upon poor, plague
stricken Egypt at the time Pharaoh
declined to let the children of Israel
go.
AS Charlie advanced he noted that
the sound, which had erstwbiie reach
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

ed their hearing but family. grsv
more distinct Thus he was present
ly able to place the sobbing. and. still
advancing. he began to discern the
dim outlines OF figure upon lhs
ground.
As he drew closer he saw that this
was girl In a long cloak. and that
she had hidden her face in her hands.
as though to shut out the shostiy ns-
ures eonJured up by the gloom.
One thing was very sure-when Ar
temus. In the earlier stages OF their
exploration. declared he heard faint
shout. II had not been the gurgie OF
the greedy Sheldt gliding under
meath the erypts and corridors. As
he tchariiel had 50 confidently de-
eiared. but In all probability. this lost
explorer calling for help,
Well. thank God they had found
her. and were in a position to rem
der her the assistance she craved.
After all. Il had not been such a Wild
goose chase as no had believed when
yielding to the opportunities OF his
adventurous eomrade.
iAry ADVANCED tluSrf Bill.
As yet the distresse-. one was not
aware Of their presence. or the blessed
answer to her prayers.
Her attitude of abandon was most
effective. and Charlie could not but
think what a charming picture she
made there. overwhelmed. not by
grief. but the terror OF her situation.
II was not Intentional ON Artemus'
part. but some sudden chill drausht
caused him to give voelfeEous
sneexe.
This was Instantly followed by a
little shrek as the girls hands fell
from her face. and she turned a pair
OF very large and very startled eyes
upon the two comrades
II was. of course. cnariie's bounden
duty to Immediately speak and rcas-
sure tho alarmed frauiIcn that they
were flesh and blood like herself. and
not Spirits OF the oldcn martyrs who
lad met deaths of torture In these
dungeons; but for the life Of him. and
perhaps for the nrst time In tho
course Of his whole experience. he
could not say a word.
For tho soft light of his wnxcn
taper fell full upon the face that had
until now been hidden behind the girls
hands, face that. tear-marked as
II was. and more or less b-xrimcd
from contact with foul walls during
her cropping In the dark. electrified
him with It's peculiar charm of
beauty. and started his traitor heart
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Green is the color of the spring and
1t appears in all shades. Mercerized
Bingham. German linen or French
chambray are ten times its durability.
Silk Pinghams. striped or figured. to
be made in combination with plain
Bingham. are effective. and are made
up by fashionable modistes with all
the elaboration OF foulard costumes.
and such toilcttes are considered In
perfectly good form for afternoon teas
or for church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

The slender. giriish bride who de-
sircs softncss and iiuiiincss In her we'd
din. gown and yet has a pcnchnnt for
smart Louis Quinxc effects will choose
n drapcd skirt OF embroidered mousse
line dc sole. Its deep double fiounccs
bcin. fcstooncd across the bottom In
u charming and graceful manner and
caught Mt intervals with clusters OF
orange blossoms. Her coat may be of
handsome brocadc and II will be sim
ply ornnmcnted with nchu OF en-
broidcrcd moussclinc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

The government OF india is report
ed to be considering the advisability
OF appointing . scientific board to CO.
operate with the inspector general. It
will probably consist OF nm economic
botanist. entomologist. geologist and
chemist. Insect pests. draught and
human ignorance are the greatest enc
mics to agricultural pursuits in India.
and the light of western science. It Is
hoped. will be able to battle success
fully against them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

A charming white fabric for shirt
waist suits. also very light weight, is
corded brilliantine. 1t is striped, a
triple-cord stripe. alternating with an
inch-wide stripe composed of satiny
serpentine bayadere stripes. This is
lots of description for a really simple
effect, but nothing less would tell the
story. This costs As cents per yard
and has the glossy quality which
makes brilliantine popular.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

OF embroidery we cannot get enough.
The expensive sets. consisting of vest
fronts. cuffs and pocket flaps, are ex-
ceedingly modish: SO is the crepe
house dress which is embroidered all
over. not to mention the fancy blouse.
II all these are beyond one the very
least one can do is to embroider few
French dots on stock, cuffs or blouse
front.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18
To study A.elen. LAX. Basin.

An expedition to Lake Eyre. the
great depression in Central Australia,
which is below sea level. in charge of
Prof. ]. w. Gregory. 1t is announced.
has recently left Melbourne with the
object of studying the physical his
tory of the lake basin and the collec-
ton of fossils. especially of extinct
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

In 1890 713 persons were killed and
973 injured by lightning. Between
1890 and 1900 the number of deaths
was 3772 During 1900 more deaths
occurred through lightning in Penn
sylvania than in any other state, the
number being SO.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18
porul.,Ion Of enc unl..d s.a....

Engineering estimates that the popu-
lation of the United States and its de-
Tendencies now exceeds s4,000,0O0 in
habitants. The Philippines contain
more than 100000 Inhabitants, Porto
Rico has $4,000, Hawaii $4,000, and
Alaska 63.592. China stands first in
population, the British Empire second,
Russia third, and the United States
fourth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Young Teddy Roosevelt has received
a prize at Groton for punctuality
There Is nothing more worthy of a
prize than that same punctuality. as
any man who has ever agreed to meet
his wife at given time and place will
admit
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

II HDShs = aN&Aosh VS. AATA
tions. for she stood still. and then
backed away.
II was a signal victory. or. as Arte-
mus expressed IL. a ''howiing sue
cess" nevertheless. his companion
was still fain to believe the magic OF
gold had more to do with the old
iady's sudden blindness than the ex-
ertion Of rare hypnotic powers on the
part OF the proud wizard.
Content TO follow the others lead.
Charlie soon found himself in that
apartment where several tall brass
eandisstieks stood upon an antique
table. To be used In exploring the
mysteries below.
Artsmus motioned that he should
straishtway possess himself OF one. in
order that their candles might have a
proper receptacle. and Charlie. having
enlisted for the war. come veal, come
woe. took up the nearest Of the lot.
which Was In itself a treasure of art
SerSously Art.mus tried several
keys In rapid succession. mutterins to
himself the while In way peculiar to
him. At last came a little subduei
screeeh that announced success on
s"' p.hs ~ Wv ehan'fiHk iuict ~ utn
side. They were evidently In for II.
sinee the ponderous door opened be-
forc them.
charlie was not the one to hold
back. so he stepped beyond the. portal
and went down.
Immediately the door closed. and
the eians OF Il was unlike any sound
he could ever remember hearing.
That creaEins. rusty key turned In
the lock.
Now" said Ar,cmus. In n shriii
voice. pregnant with eager anticipa-
ton. now We are In control. and the
devil dungeons OF the Stccn must
yield up their CHASTITY secrets to
master"
Down tho venerable stairs they
wended their way. Could those same
steps have been gifted with tho power
OF speech. what strange and startling
tales they might have given forth. of
human misery. of historical person
ages and deeds that would have made
the bravcst checks pale. But they
were mute. The dread secrets of the
dim past would ever be safe In their
keeping.
hutk.
Artemus uttered this word In
rhrin whisper. and Mt the same time
clu,chcd his compapIop'H arm. Their
surrounding were 80 ecric that Il wa,
not wonderful that his vivid imnriua-
ton seized upon tho slightest prctcxt
TO arouse the ghosts that hnd lain
here for long ccnturics
What you hear Ia only the CUR
Cling of the river Shcidt beneath our
feet. At the foot Of the worn stone
staircase We descended there Ia n
trap In the solid stone. through
which opening many wrctchcd
condemned man met his fate. Yes. II
WINS only the frc,ful flood Won heard
| CRYING peey!shIy for more yictims'.
Charles calm manner quite re-
| assured the other.
| Perhaps YOU are right: but \,
sounded wonderfully like n human
voice calling for help"
Thus in tiers the dungeons Law eacb
individual one seeming to surpnss its
predecessors In awful associations.
| Long had they been Mt their task
The regular routine pursued by tour-
list and guide Ind been done. but
there were other dark passapes IN ox-
More gloomy ms the river Stvx-
| messages TINT tho ordinary vovnyor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

The news that King Alfonso's
mother has advertised for bids for a
daughter-in-law causes the sad realza-
ton that the youthful ruler of Spain
is denied the autocratic Irritation priv
ileges enjoyed by the summer resort
young man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Young King Alfonso's troubles are
only beginning. He has now to go
out and look for wife and there are
ut least dozen different persons who
are to decide just whom he must
marry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

An eastern physician says that mem
bers of his profession can be bribed
and that they will do lot for
money" Here is man who knows
he has his price and does not wish to
be selfish about II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

An Ohio cour, has decided that
diamonds are not wearing apparel.
Ladies contemplating n pilgrimage to
the bankruptcy court should take no.
ticc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Reginald Vanderbilt did not receive
n diploma with his class at Yale be-
cause he missed one of his examine
lions. This incident proves that even
a young millionaire may have few
troubles money cannot avert.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Herr Most Is going to spend year
Mt Sing slng. The only regret Is that
he cannot take all his followers with
him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

New Jersey business men who have
organized vigilance committee to
drive out the anarchists should be
careful not TO adopt methods made un-
popular by the latter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Herbert Spencer Is shocked Mt wha,
he calls the Standardization" OF tho
world. He has evidently been study.
Ing the newspaper accounts OF college
haxinga.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Castro insists that he will only
leave Venezuela feet foremost. How
ever, that is as easy way to be
pitched overheard as headforemost
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

The man who invented the roll.top
desk died yesterday: but the man
who comes down to the Office with
out his keys is still doing business n.
various old stands.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Mr.. Cleveland admits to profanity
when a big fish gets away from him
And how about veracity when he
comes to tell about the fish?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

The troubles of the Kansas farmers
nre proverbial. Generally it's
drought or insects cutting the crops
But this time 1t is n lack OF hands
to harvest the wheat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Russell Sage has gone back to bust.
ness much ehccr.d by the knowledge
that he saved earfare during his re-
cent Illness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

A Kansas rancher boasts of field
of rye as high as mans shoulders,
and every head of the grain wears
whiskers long enough to entitle it to
q vote at state elections.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Kaiser Wilhelm wants tho comic
papers to qui, pokIng fun Mt him. In
return tho papers ought to require the
kaiser TO quit making speeches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

They arc having trouble In Ven.
crucia again. The people down there
mus, have returned from their sum.
rrcr vacations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

When all the school children ar.
turned loose long suffering bachelors
may agitate for a monument to Herod.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

The new kinE OF saxonyis 20 years
old There seems to be one piae.
left where the boys aren't getting all
the good Jobs,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

II England wants new navy. uAeie
Sam Is In excellent shape TO submit
plans and estimates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Tho ncws that John ". Gates
made lisht OF his million dollar
bet Is not exactly rcassuring to the
other fellow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

We always like TO see the barkesper
at the front door: IL is sign he Is
not busy.-Aiehison Globe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

One Of the curious freaks OF natur,
Is found In the fact that seventeen
year locust natures In about thirty
minutes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Turning water on those Jersey an
arehists is cruel II not unusual.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Great Britain wants new markets
This is pity. since NC want them.
too. and are cut after them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Numbers of young persons who
want to be angels are achieving their
ambition by rocking ro~boats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

Milwaukee's bishop picked out to-
baceo for denuneiation. not what made
the city famous.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18
COLORADO BRIEFS.

this month.
b. Il. komaiko. IsadOre Ehrlich and
Samuel kosen will start q Hebrew pa
per In Denver some time next month.
Deputy County Clerk Henry o. Bar-
rett OF GunnisOn county died suddenly
at Gunnison on the 9Th inst. Of heart
failure.
Al caucus of prominent Democrats
held AT Gunnison July 9Th. Samuel T..
Spencer was. endorsed and advocated
as the party candidate for governor
next fall.
At u special meeting OF the Gale
DOMAIN Club OF Pueblo It was decided
TO assist In erecting the Iiob.rt Burns
monument TO lie placed in the City
park. Denver.
Al Cripple Greek one the 9th inst.
hoy Shields. aged twelve. died OF lock-
Jaw occasioned by wound In the
hand made by a blank cartridge fired
from toy pistol.
The contract for erecting the new
Stratton hall OF mctailursy for the
School OF Mines at Golden has been
let To w. y. Atkinson Of Colorado
Springs for s35.ssO.
A 3OOpound bell. costing NJ cents
per pound. has been oriev.d for thc
new county court house Mt Colorado
Springs. II will be III. largest and
d.cpest.toned in the city.
Perry N,un,, NJ n.,y., "a, .,,.,,m.
overland S,..,.h,s, ,,..,,,....n n.,nx., a,,J
IN. W,ssen,, 49,, IL, -, a.. 80
d.ne. OF his son. ". &. s,aaai. In 81
Joseph. Missouri. ON the 10th inst
Mrs. Gabrin. whose name recently
figured In the case OF the alleged pois-
AIbrrt Gahrin a, D.,x.r f.l, dawn
stair. N Few .i,y. n.o ami hrot. her
left arm In two nlner.
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same mo,tb las, rc,r a cain ~ 10 /.
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east OF Victor and has reached nearly
ali The mouni,ins In ,hc vicinity. ON
several instance. they have impcslc,l
and ,topnr,i The pr,rr,..s of trains.
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On July nth the Denver baseball
team had fallen from second To fourth
r,,,.s ,h,,. ca,a,as, S,-,n,.s s,oaS
six,h All IN. ,.,,,n. n, IN. i.,yuc !, re-
COOL ones aud ,,,.. me-. ia r,,,nnrr,hi
IN,
ooloh., hhwhru =. browh. mas uc-
cihr'n hi,nscu 10 DE chhuiuhc ior
.he Hcpun.chh hon,hnuoh 10. Con
gross from tue second "is't,st 10 sue
cceu ,onsrsshan .ch. -Nh hsk :.
said MIR. Browne.
A, Palmer Lake on ,bc NH inst tho
s,or. ~ ~ Al ci,rr WINS .,rncr hv
iI,.h,,,n, and .,vcr,, ,.r.o,s scy.r,iy
.hacrcJ M, c,,rrcn, tore ~ ,hc shoe
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

With Mark Twain the degree OF L.
ID. means doctor OF liberal laughter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-03
4 Case Of It.
MANY MORE L,KE II In hAhkh

The following case Is pnt one u
many similar occr rring daily IN bafF'
II is an easy matter TO verify Its cor
recroess. Surely you cannot ASK lof
better proof than such conclusive es
idence.
Mr.. Wessop +. DIV who lives III
East Barr. says: "My kidneys tron-
bled u e for some years OF ana on !
tired many different remedies ou'
witnoua obtaining any permanent re-
lief. Tnen | would apply mustard
llas ers over my kidneys only to ge5
r. lief for the time being. A weak
ness Of the kidney secretions was very
ANNOYING. especially at night as 10
disturbed my rest. l read OF Doan S
Kidney Pills and as they were nlgniy
recommended, got a box at r A.
browns, 40 n. Main 81. Barre. W.
After using them the weakness whs
relieved and the secretjnos were NOR
mai got a sec"od boz and when l
finished il, ! was cured Of the attack. y
For sale by all dealers, price ,octs
Fost -Milburn Co. Buffalo, \. Y.
sole agents for the United States. Re-
mem Der the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-03
W. OUTWlTS CLOVER CLUB
Clever Chinese Minister mt BanGuet
Downs Famous IHtcrrupters.

Clever Chinese Minister mt Banquet
Downs Famous Intcrrupters.
Wa Ting Fang. Chinese minister. re-
Gently met the Clover club at its
banquet in Philadelphia for the first
time In his philosophic life and in Il
ten minutes tussle with the wits and
interr,ipterS of this famous dining or
gHnization came off victor. says the
New York Evening journal. When his
turn for flew remarks" came, Minis
ter WI said:
"ln arising to obey the command OF
your president to say few words
am ut my wits end what to say. eI-
pected to say something. but I'm can
did to admit that can't say any
thing
THAT seems rea sonable," dryly in
tel1Wpted ClOverite.
"If were to obey my own feelings"
continued WI calmly. II would rather
sit down."
"Wel. you know how we feel about
it," broke in another Go verte. Don't
stand ON our account"
WI @Hzed through his owl-like glass
es ut the speaker and smiled indul-
gently
81 have heard of this famous club OF
yours he Went on coolly you call it
the Glover club. but why DO YOU call il
that; 1t seems to consist Of a number
of gentlemen who love 10 interrupt. and
Il IL l,,x T.; ;,,
China. 1t is not part of our civiliza.
item"
Then VII gaZcd around him once
more and beamed graciously. He con.
tinued:
lin one respect this club reminds me
OF China. In China when we have a
banquet we always have
Rats shouted Cloverite, and WI
saw the point of the interruption and
laughed with the rest.
Then Captain Clark. who is one of
the three men TO represent the United
States at the coronation of King Ed.
ward VII. was introduced He said:
Il can't make a speech. and Balti.
more paper says shouldn't 90 abroad
unless | know how to talk well''---
Take Wa with y0u" called some
one.
Other guests were congressman eros.
venor and Hooker. Senator McLaurin
of South Carolina, Senator Penrose.
Captain S'cshee Charles Emory Smith,
and Congressman Sulzer.