Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1891, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MonDaY. Noyesiser 30, 1891 -TEN PAGES. - FOTOMAC CORPS sTATUS. Department President Hendricks Disensses the Matter. SHE INSISTS THAT THE ACTION TAKEN BY THE NA- TIONAL PRESIDENT WAS LEGA. AND WITH FULL AUTRORITY—THE MISTORY OF THE CASE AS IT Was APPEARED PIYONS THE NATIONAL BODY. In conversation with a Stan reporter Mrs. Ida V. Hendricks, the department president, Department of the Potoraac, W.R.C., snid: Since the promulgation of the order from national headquarters of the W.R.C., Delavan, IL, October 30, revoking the charter of Poto- mac Corps, first publiched in Tue Stan of 25th instant, much controversy has arisen as to the legality of the act, as to the causes which led to it and as to its probable eftect. In addition agreat deal of discussion has taken place, both unwise xnd not pertinent to the case. which may have an unfortunate ef- fect upon the relations between the W.R.C. and G.ALR., as well as between the comrades com- posing the last named orgunization, To the end that ali doubt, controversy and miscon struction may cease it would seem to mm inasmuch as Tre Stax has been the innocent cause of starting this diseursic ite columns should be open to the case os presented trom the proceedings of the various conv the W.ILC. and from its rules and. regulations. At the fourth uational convention of the W. RB C., held at San Francisco the national president, in her address to the convention, on page 27 of the proceedings thereof, speaks as follows: “It has been purpose of the nafional convention to strictly enforce and adhere to all previous decisions, one being the requirement that all corps be auxiliary to oe talone, and bear the name without regard any wishes of the members of said corps. “It beeame my duty to refuse a charter to the ladies of Washington, D. C., who made ap- plication for a charter to be auxiliary to all the posts of the Department of the Potomac which are all within the limits of that city. A letter to the department commander elicited the facts that all those posts uct through one general tee on relief, its members being compo-ed of representa tives from each post, and the commander sug- gested that as there was great need of the or ganized efforts of women in the relie? work of the Grand Army the corps be auxiliary to the department, making its repors to the partment commander ‘of a post com- maxcler and its relief committees acting under advice from the general comm: stated. Therefore, ax this is the can ever come to us whereby we would be war- ranted in making such depertn rules and regulations, 1 i most earn recommend that this convention ect authorizing the national president to a charter for # corps that shall be auxiliary to the Department of the l’otomac, to be known as Potomac Relief Co $0 RECOUD OF THE ac The proceedings of the fourth national con- ‘yention do not show that the special legisis authorizing the issue of a charter to Poton Corps was enacted. A careful perusal of said proceedings will show rman of the committee on presiie ers nade two re- ports to the convention ou sid address, one verbal and one written. the special legislation ree by without notice. In the written report the only reference to said recommendation is as follows: +As the voice of the convention hasacted upon the authority to gr: er to the departr:ent corps kno rtment of the Potomac, it is not necessary for your com:- mittee to take further advice upon the matter (See page MS, proceedings of fourth national convention. } Any act of an organization governed by rules and regulations am] convened fro to time in furtherance of weil-formulated and explicitly deciared principles should be set forth in the proceedings of its conventions in an unmistakable manner. and when an attempt is made to change or modify organic laws or to depart from established principles. no doubt should be left as to the intent or meaning of the same. The act of the fourth national convention of the W. RC. upon special legislation in r to Potomac Corps not only is not shown in its proceedings. but would be contrary to ons of | the well-established principles of the organ tion, viz: “Provided however, tha: no corps shall be organized except auxiliary to 2 See section 1. article 3, Kiules and Regulations, B.C.) This means, of course, that a corps can only be organized as auxiliary toa pos: It is the condition precedent to the formation of ‘corps throughout the country The request for charter for acorps must be signed by a post commander to which it is to beausiliary. This is the organic law of the W. HE. Ithas been in full force since its birth: all the decisions are in that ine. A careful ob- eervance of this law has coutributed largely to the success of the W. i. C. Any violation of its letter or spirit will create coniusion and has already created it in this jurisdiction, ‘The effect of such lezisiation places one corps superior to all the other<—a so-called superior body. in which subordmate corps have no voice either in the selection of its officers or in its Management. This has beeu the effect in this jurisdiction, notwithstanding the dec em Case 23, page 151, proceedings of the fifth na- tional convention, wherein the question is raised as to the superiority over others in this juri on that point concludes as follows: the privilege did not give them any rights or precedence over any other corps of the W. R. ., neither did it preclude or prevent a depart- ment of the W. K. C. from being formed when the requisite number of corps are organized.” Such a condition of indep: ¢ OF supe- fiority, growing out legislation, would ‘not be tolerated for an instant in any other organization nor in our own in any other department. THE ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT. Since the organization of this department ‘W. B.C. it has aimed to take its place in line with other departments in the work of our order. A standing committee has been formed to co-operate with the department commander and department relict committee of the G. A. KR inall matters connected with affording re- lief to the needy and ¢ »pearing before them, and this committee stunds rps cision special ready to afford such relief at ail times. In addition thereto an employment commitice has also been formed to assist in kindred objects a like committee of the GAR. Thus it will be seen that whatever seeming necessity may have arisen for the formation of a corps str this department of the G. A. K. such ne: has ceased vo exist. ‘This department was formed by Mra. Annie Wittenmeyer, national pre: the application for the sau nine post commaniers. Mrs. that time invited Poton: Sux formation, whieh in Immediately upon its 1 friction with Potomse € Sequence where two kind Claim rights in the same ACTION OF THE LAST CONVENTION. The last national convention, believin the interests of harmony could be better se- eured, concluded to settle the matter by vest- ing the sole authority in W ER. C. matters in this department, the corps forming it h: been regularly instituted ace Jaws and the department having been regulariy constituted therefr: The report the committee, to which was referred the status of the Potomac corps, “that the incoming Rational president be instructed to use Ler e the «te corps, known we Corps, into the department of the Potomac.” passed the national convention at Detroit by a practical ‘The dechned. began the ‘ormation €ecisions of the convention were promulgated September 5, ISM, this order been obeyed. On October 30, nearly two Mouths thereafter, came tle order re- voking the charter. ‘The circular let- ter and order were both published in ‘Tue Stax of the 25th instant he question hhas risen as to the legality of this act of the Rational president it would scem clear that the foregoing mandate of the cenvention coupled with the explicit right conferred by chapter 2, article 1, section 7, of rules and regulation, viz: “Corps charters. may be sus- pended or annulled by the national president With the advice and Consent of her council,” Teaves no doubt as to the legality of her acta And m reading the letier and order and the Proceedings of the convention every one must convinced of the conservative course fo Jowed by her and that it was not onty her right but her duty to thus carry out the behests of tribucal of our order apd the re- quirements of our rules and regulations. H. not having A special from Escanaba, Mich., says fire started in the big grain clevator owned by the “Zoo” road at that place at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, which, together with 150,000 bushels WEST POINTERS WON. Honors in Foot Ball Ev Government Academies. The West Pointers defeated the Naval Acad- Between the Two | A Crank Fires Three Butlets at the Veneral Clergyman. SHOT AT KEV. DK. HALL As Dr. Jobn Hall, pastor of the Fifth Avenue emy cadets at foot ball on Saturday at Annapo- | Presbyterian Church of New York, was passing lis by 32 to 16. tlemen and five of the navy young gentlemen | just were carried off the field. there, with occasionally a missing portion of an | wag car were distinguishing features of the day's sport. of contact with the earth or with the heels of | the some of the zealous kickers. There were groups | stru of officers from Willet’s Point, Brooklyn, Wash: | the Fonr of the army young gen-| from the church to the parsonage, adjoining, after the close of the morning service yes- A broken rib, a | terday, a man named John G. Reth, a German, gashed scalp or two, aeprained knee here and | sixty-five years old, tepped from behind a on on the opposite side of the avenue and fired three shots in quick succession at the Yet there was no hard feeling save that | reverend gentleman as he was about ascending steps of his residence. The first shot ck the store stoop of the doctor's houre second perforated one of the glass pancis ington and Norfolk. Superintendent Phythian | of the front door and the third flattened itself and Com were Commander Schouler of the burean of } cool navigation and Commander Thom building the new signal code. A apecial train of five cara, containing the elite of Baltimore, | juin arrived early in the day, and another of equal | of ai size end strength rolled up from Washington. | and house and locked up wands of lac oring eit Recements of tation were (One WOT ng be et, te police station and preferred & the gray and black of the and white of the navy. ‘The full. Naval Acad- emy Pand was stationed near the field and piayed throughout the game. o'clock the army's representatives ap- | ers pn the field with a “Rah! Rah! Rab! my or the maroon } Hill andant Chester were there, and so | against the side of the house. appearance of a well-to-do business man. The shooter ly put the pistol,» five-chambered r who is| Volver of the pattern known as “The Yousg Americ: a member of Dr in his pocket, while Mr. A. E. Dight all's church, and the sexton ped upon him and held him until the arrival n officer. He made no resistance whatever was led away to the Siet street station Shortly afterward Dr. plaint against the prisoner. GREAT EXCITEMENT. ¢ Rath is a heavy, well-built man, with whisk- and mustache, well dressed, and bears the He peat aot ly ) eine ee cots | gave his business ae that of ‘a real extate dealer. ies came forth to the tine of w “Rah! | A great crowd was present when the shootmg vce h! Hi! Ho! Ha! U A. Boom, Siss, ah, Navee!” with a tine Italian accent on the ‘Navee.” The men lined up in this way. West Point. Prince, th oner Position: bee Annapel were wax ing. rred, and for a while the most intenso ex- citement prevailed. About fifty people followed the officer to the station und saw that the pris- was safely landed behind the bars It wai eminently respectable crowd, composed mostiy of chirch-geing people, many of whom ¢ mem sof Dr Hall's chureh,hence there nO attempt at rescue nor threats of lynch- 1S THE KAISER INSANET An Account of the German Emperor's Ec- centricities That Comes by Way of Paris. ‘The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald telegraphs: It is suspected that the kaiser is insane. Various recent events have given rise to the fear that the imperial mind is unhinged, The pessimists at court look back with regret te the tiues of the old Emperor William. Tbey have noticed something strange and sbifty in the eyes of the young sovereign for some time past, something which reminds one strongly of the late iuckless Louis of Ba- varia. Nor have their fears been greatly lessened by the kaiser's growing taete for the drama, in which they see another sinister anal- ogy between the two monarchs. They were rticniariy struck Iast spring by the intense interest shown by the kaiser in Wildenbrach’s play of “Der Newe Herr, in which reference was made to his conflict with Prinew Bismarck. Since then be has bad the production of a new and worthless piece postponed in order to at- tend the performance. : Although this play failed signally the kaiser sent for the author and talked with him for a full hour, disregarding the impatienco of the public at the abnormai length of the wait. Everything relating to the stage seems to fascinate him just now. Some months ago he deputed a general to teach the ballet at the opera house a military dance A short time alter he wsued his rescript against immorality and gave orders that the “business” in certain piays in whch the military characters had to put their arma round the waists of pretty vil- ge maidens should be altered. ‘The kaiser's well-known mania for changing his uniforms is another odd symptom. 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OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1891-02 NOVEMBER 20. For circular aud terms address no? covery day, ine conte t {Brcokiyn ARIS. aot hice, BAD Dm. ® C q B. P. CHATFIELD, Proprietor. STH AND G STS_ hed and ‘ ‘This craz ‘son iim. Whe: T SCHOOL, 1811 TST. | sient and ye: 6026-3 the prisoner was evidently not in bis right | _, This craze of huis grows on ina. When he ft atid proereasive. sebicol for both sees 1 Dy the day, meck oF me i ; Hu inke | ind. He amattered about a conspiracy which | Ferin late ly he affected the grand tenne of the HO WRI DU LLL: Prine Scat the Piopesn or Awercan pan. Busing | J ADLES SESS THEIR FINE WHT pax [he imagined existed aguinst him and papers | Herp sately he affected the grand & Actel [i a Ls SS Rag ep ap lack, Laces dowe ap in. first-« ound on * “ : ack Eagle, an eigh- | \4 788 MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF THE P Sage yen Lis sest central oratioB aR | White and satin Dreswent Lace Curt sre tethone Freon showed the bias of hie) teenth century costume worn only once a year | Mussuhnel Here Kaif of “ine Los 2 Mins EC. BROCKWELL, Fropristress | reasonable prices, call ai MADAME inugiuation: | “here were, two of these docn- | 1" ih, festival of dhe order’ We evidently | sectatery of vanin.. ter c, tou See RM Fg ments, one in mantiscript and the other | Mf tte - | en eee how fattest AQF Beat, Bae. sel 5 ADR Back ted. Fut both w stantially the same, | Withed to impress his oriental guest by the | ©" SOMMERCIAL COLLEGE aes Sth st. and New York ave Mia at nek Saly. cosege > pounds and that of the midshipmen | bynied. tut both were substn Tanti cx | Shlendor of the Berlin court. Wee eared Sais sone saan practical | opis, Rotel ius Uevn’ Rewiy refurnisised and ts now | India! syshanan: Atsae UMATE and wveui For Autiaoite, 170. The West Pointers’ average age was] the History of tealleced secarinncs te davethe| His fondness for reviews, for “alarums | purines edicaten ‘and evening | day boarders, Mit Ar JOCORE ES. Pe manent and ) inateriais of auy kind senitwuiders. Muchest relerrnces twenty-two and the midshipmen's nineteen. ‘ce Te Tr neta: te te | 2nd 2axcureious” is no secret.’ He delights in mS. A fii corps o. competent instruct — oa = : 2a? | _nos-Im' ee Ape = sous. 3 weiter to wateide or crime If stated that agente oe eee eae eakeniiog hi toe : ortband ana tyson VW Heanys noi. = 2 aoe, wor EOE ALEX! THE souT SIX POINTS SconED. in the hands of wealthy and influential people | eee oe Berne acer i oes a. ave. and 14thst., “Late oF 015 Lith st., removed to 1217-6 nw. r Sx 3 Capt, Michie of the military team won the | Tore doing all im ‘heir power tos tvvent bis. | When the whvm takes him he will kee; them at | 23 Washinton, D. © | searunauss prisen Olesen rae a oes wee at toss and took the ball, and the crowd began a | ji0h, USine in Business, were watching all of | soy, drili wil night and day. eater ful promiscuous lot of yelling, singing and cheer- that lasted throughout the game. Timber- sereeched with de Pate flung his cap so high th Ahey went to work gely to redeem those six points. Hasbrouck went aronnd the end ards, but no further and the bull fell into West Point's hands. Davison | and Walkem the latter wearing a unique nose protector that gave Lim the appearance of a reed through the center unsuc- gained ten round top rails covered with b to such an ext: an allegory of the w having failed to do_ the Three do We us trick fo an took bis place West Point stoes wens down with the advent of Mr. Coleman, for tuat wiry young man lost no ume rting around the end tor twenty yards, the ball bem Point's territory. & NFAT TRICK. Webster went throtigh a hole made by a V, gaining three yards, but the middies got no further, and three downs found the ball in West Pomt's hands) Then Adams passed the ball to Davison, who smuggled it mto Timber jake’s arms without bemg detected, running ig Mt that time well in West punt. But Beuret broke through and fell on bis neck, while the bail was captured by Mack- lan, who carried it to within one yard of the army's goal. Trench, the beavy-weight guard, who learned to play foot bali with Heafel im Wisconsin, was easily pushed over the line fora touch dewn. [twas a difficult goai, but ymungton kicked it, whereupon the navy jumped up into the air and screamed. Syni- ington is aValtimore boy and he was cheered for ten minutes by the crowd from that city. Score, 6 to 6. ‘The West Pointers made twelve more points by good rushing before the first half was over. Betore the second half the intervening fifteen minutes were spent amid great excitement at the officers mess, where there was a sumptuous luncheon, flazked on all sides by bowls of a mixture called punch. When play was resumed for the second half Annapolis terced the work and Macklin, by two runs around the end, scored a touch down, but missed the goal. Score, 181010. Annapo- fine rally and Hasbrouck, Cole- ‘et torced the bail to the ten-yard wthen forceo the West Pointers’ ne Fun for a touch down, kicked a goal. Score, 18 tu 16. spout the middies appeared to hive a good chance to win, but success did not re- with them — West Point got the ball and | audily forced Annapolis back by their rushes i made a touch goa. Score, 22 to 16. ‘The same tactics were snecess- repeated by West Point until they had d two more touchdowus, one being & goal, Taising their score to #2 to 16 for the middies. the game was called at 5:15 o'clock, with the ball in West Point territory. ee Notes of the Cold and Storm. The thermometer registered about ten abore zero throughout the Mohawk valley, N. ¥., yesterday, which was the coldest day of the season this far A cold wave has struck Saranac Lake, N. ¥. The theremometer registered ten below zero at the signal service station Saturday night. Lower Saranac lake is frozen over for the first time this season shout Cumberland and Cape May counties, New Jersey, the first of the season In Millrille ‘there ‘was barely enough tocover the ground, but im Cape May county it hus been snowing since 2a. m, and there is nearly six inches on the level, the largest fall in seven years. ‘The indications in Baltimore yesterday were for snow, but it did not “materialize.” Last night the atmosphere was clear and fresh. A Hagerstown (Md.) dispateh says that ail south- ern traius arriving were covered with snow, while traine from the northward were free from snow. - —tnotslaenalilia Indlanapolis After the Convention. An effort is to be thade to secure the demo- eratic national convention for Indiana) Pears center andgme were 10,000 barrels of flour in the don the dacks were 40,009 tons of coal owned Lehigh V: acer compan Reenhin ee ‘The losses insurance have not yet been obtained, but may ‘hia movement hax been started by Jas. H. | Mice and Si Sherrin, the latter the Indiana is | member of the national committee. A meet jas to be calied in afew days to select the orking forces to go before the committee, ira cn ween casera his steps and making it obtain justice mixed his food with obnoxious stuff, thereby months; had been in this country about twen, had lately Deon employed in an incubating es tablishment in Brooklyn. tain peculiariti seemed to indicate that he was mentaily un- jr “isonet feu Darextours on next signal, but the “reef” was 2 jrep i young sovereign if the prozress of socialism SUGAR then Ingicy attemptet to pant turee arsed | #77wgned i the Yorksaile police court today. Auditishard to see what means eal peat : men got through and biockea him. ae: = ineci to check the moverent, which Boop genre tig Yor Bareet Pot ball went to West P THEY THINK DE. GRAVES GUILTY. | i*: ng on and on throughout Germany reusiimt. “ArGicras test cauwni cid asuge wer Frutes, ue ‘At this juncture —— _ The greatest of alt the perils to which Ger- “ the Denver public was about evenly divided | that the Pinkertons have secured a new wit- ness, who will testify as to having prepared the fatal dose. deavor to show that Dr. Graves is guilty of the death of Mrs, Josephin | Witnesses who arrived were John J. Devendish, Kindergerton, primary. sna deaf classes. Coaches from Capitol Hii apd northwest sect se MAKIANO MAINA, aa yeing amd ciesuons. aves’ Pare aporsible for hin: 1 ors, too, he si Fiumnes dautiuche reno vie. Last winter be traveled all the way to. Ha: over oue dar in a baggage car to startle the 1 EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C. ount lace wended. savoir ‘is torm Acoymiointion Fo Le : i = ee PY SUROUE FOR SING THE LATEST STYLES IN CAPE AND % we was shoved ahead five yardsand Miche | cauwng him intense divtresn. The conspiracy, | W828. In the spring of this yeas, after a ban- |S, ALU SCHOOL FOR SINGING, | Sacket patterns have been Trerives Ly tive Mise ae, a 5 oh — . 4 wil cers of the Fra of regi- Opera, epncerts i Trios, B purriers, 10% Sth st wiggied more. Davisen got the balion | ihe statement says, wav inaugurated in 1879] 24et with the officers of the Franz Josef regi- | grand operas oo nd oratorios, #19 Hi st. B. RES suk akiee aoe ¢ * the pass and dashed ahead twenty yards.sothat | and has ne equal iu human history ment, he oo = Ppp = ‘ana goteee fe __ BICYCLES. OS, | ~- eas deaporetueaens in low then five minutes after phiy began the | The statement goes on in this sort of style at | ™Auenver from 10 in the evening till 4 the next | GT akiNS GRE 77 : T Gost | PME SISTERS OF ST Rose ~ixpus hearts of the midshipmen were well down in| great length, all’ of which shows that the | ™orning. e e Se Ra Ey rf ge their boots. k went through at the apex | author was aman of unbalanced mind. ‘Ihe | , 2¥e# these eccentricities have just been out- | jar frends trainer We gusrantes that we have the Lest Dagics | for children's suite, in “compection with ‘dreshcnne ain avenue, and at the of a V, gaining five yards more, and Capt. | documept intimates that Dr. Hall, Dr Potter |40"e by bis majesty. One night lately be | controued hed special oney eau ius. 4 and millinery. sel iim me eft tor the checking of Michie came up with both his half backs tor a | and Judge Hilton were the chief consptratory; | Aroused a regiment of ‘grenadiers, geen aot. capebesind seteatouimnta ct saps Dysine ¢ effort. He shouted “six-two-three !” | Mrs. A. T. Stewart wai ed. a good oat ¥ vey nee cies eo. thse chat " tm another second Clark, the army's right | friend of hi, dhe prisoner stated. after ine | de4d silence and xide bobind a walle Then ee pe sea reaaaes guard, went over the live for a touch-down. | arrest, that Dr. Halt was chict smong those | Maving awakened their oflicers he asked thea ins B10. | Torus amade cary. We RCS IE GO ties Capt. ‘Michie kicked the goal and the conspiring to do him bodily and mental harm; | WBAt bad become of their troops and threatened ee | stm ‘i “ockd ANTON F HER, 906 G ST. X.W. to punish them for neglect of duty. Bene ee eee Moved by their wretched and despairing inquiry at the address given discovered a AVING MADE TMPROVENENTS AT OUR down Score. 6 taurant and lodging Louse, Andrew | cs, however, he relented and laughingly DL OF “WHEELERIES” AND CYCLING RINK, Dresses dyed a Mourning black my fall epectalty. Throaxh All this occurred so quickly that the midsbi ner, proprietor. Itisloeated i the tene- | Marked, “At wis all a joke. Lmade your men | 9. by frot Yaa aera O21 EST. N.W a a moses ab an men scarcely knew what had happened ment-house quarters of the city and is patron. | Bide themselves to hear what you would say. mak aval eeparion We shall now make this HEADQUARTERS (ana | Fine tatatigng: Soe NG *ND DEY CLEARS: bad thought and planned for something quite | ized by a transient class of very poor people, | ,, More serious than al, however, is the kaiser’ ms % close office 1221 Fst), OR REET DRESS PES Soe TEE Scunatt at NiO different. hiostly, foreigners. ‘The landlord said thas | *Rcency to extend his freaks’ to home po Where we shal! be plessed to see our patrons and the 7 PSSES, PLUSH ASD VELVETS. “ . tie Avery painful impression was caused when it became known that the katser bud written the following line m the ‘Golden Book” at Munich: Suprema lex voluntas regis.” Freedom rts strange risks in the hands of a monarch who proclaiis the will of kings the ANTON AND CAKOLINE Li Umou depot Fiewe. ‘tor Indiar iM, jurmery with h had occupied a room there for about four my cycling puolic. We have a fui! lime and ood assort- iuent ot wheel DAIS, #>1CHOS, TOURISTS, BOYS’and GIRLS’ WHEELS. Kenting, Repairing, Lessons, 0630 SMIT. (A. SPECIAL DRIVE ON BICYCLES. the famous ““F. FV Vestivule Lan. id Vestibule tran with dining car tor Cencisnet, 1 Ville, hy OFFIViMS a) 4 Aungtow 8. 20 ears and had acquired a fair knowledge of the glish language. Grenner also said that Rath FAMILY SUPPLIES. EST CREAMERY BUTTER, PER LB. 3B eat. Leal. Good Swee: Catawba Wine... 4 ius. Good Karine. Diy Boaguet ¥ nisi: IP HE BERLITZ SCHOOL oF 1. 723 14th st. n. Branches in most of the priucipal cities, ‘Send tor circulars, He bad noticed cer- in Rath’s conduct which nol sR : 1891 Crescents, Diamond F bearings. . Michie tried the same sound. He often paced his room at night and | *"Preme law of nations, Former price, § > Sea, Qrrnk: My 20, Java me . Wet mus tackled Garainelly talked incoherently. Still he had no" thought | _ # Would now ecem that William repeated the : : 3 fui tail bearings, Former | High tafe” Maryland liyw wiisay only # pera together they plowed a big iiole in the ‘turf. | he was » dangerous maw. [epee ter apd bcnoniacrahdag mpmennceneectea tag | fest rede ste age Gearon pe bekiaine oa) ile chr ee ear) pound ofc. Teg, 300 mention ““The'sters Ne | Bele A Ww FL lavaor af philosophy a6 Weak Voists He ta DK. HALL SAYS. presented him their homage at the reccut | Srvueny med AUDIE STUART, Prncipal a — 2 slo famous bareback rider. ‘They do say | Dt. Hall was acen at hiv home shortly after | maneuvers. Bull Jeers weit te t even strong men have unsuccessfully the shooting. He manifested no apparent ner- The duty of Germans,” said the kaiser, 1438 § St. FORMERLY Tees 51a gon ‘Balen e ss tempted te unborve uin, ind thus it was that | vousness in consequence of his narrow escape, | t follow their emperor blindly and ever cules wee eee Soedvews Raising 10c. Valencia, 80. the midshipmen went wild with delight when | but he declir Saks 16 Seas where.” He reminded them that there oo ia Gezen. She. Beurer downed him. Beuret stands first m the | ie topie, He adesirtel che be wee ton | only one master in the land--himself. And be | WueSUa! Tip GLaamGe PRIVATELY sacan? | = S-cin, Tease BAS of Chrramts tor 250, first clase aud he piays foot bail just aw well as | {6 topic. | He admitted that he had known | recalled a specet: which ho had made betore | F4#3¢H AND Chassics privareLy zaccut | D) jowert Drives. « Fits. of Buckwheat for 25e. he wolves probletas: ia. the mothod of least | Hath tor some time and had received letters | the downfall Mf Prinee buanarcky A. M., Of Sorbotne, Paris, Lau.sterea open Sundays: 22 dans Pre Peoches tor = squares. Mature of the mtiee writen to ean ee thee | eh TU ureuk, any one who thwarte mo aa I | Bactfe, 1 Yh. (GRGSHONS DENIAL i Auscons, ESLABL. Slip | JoUmatgrt ‘ye, able Fenches, 20s, nature of the matter written to or whether | would a straw PROF. ARNOLD W. Js. tous 1a wo Bil sete & ibs. Cal. Pranes for oc. oo staxars, it was replied to. “It is not known whether auy | "Who can wonder if all these scattered facts | bo baitaie. Musi Cole #10 and'K Oi. plates mode wova anuew. Open days | Premc Prose toe ‘ The N cademy having obtained the ball | threa:s had been thus conveyed or not. ‘The | have produced a feeling approaching couster. | cate ‘a cuurel; instracticn in Aten AIEEE de ozGg Fine Plated Spoons and 1 ib, Royal Blend on three downs Capt. Macklin yelled “East ou | Prisoner was reticent, and though outwardly in Germany? Or if that feeli 4g Wath st uewe pene Sipe Tea tor ve. es st,” whereupon he himself made a fine run, ts eerie = bes rd hte suppt pate pened by Jatest imperial utter- VW anENGTOS CONSERVAT CIN OF 4. T. D. PYLES, which was checked when his legs beeame en-| his ccli dud paid littie attention to his eur, | Race MntNg to his troops thas they may yet : oe eee cee 412 40h ot. sels tn tka earn qcabcaes jie cell dnd paid ittie atteution to bik sur-| be ected on to repress internal disorder .orne rue, avd ert | roundiny he police declizea to permit the | “Extreme measures Bane IL expeeted of the rter to tale with the He will be 'n and Monroe sts., Anacostia select school for vir) ‘Address Miss DOL W. H. WALKER, General Opinion at Denver—New Evidence | aux are expose by William’, restlessness lie vst. W erie KOVAL BLUE LANE Fok NEW YORK AND Pa = INVA, abners, receptions, &c., furnished to order. im the Poisoning Case. in his conduct of foreign affairs. Entrance un uta ret-clase cud abu otuer act | eed SS et SOE oes ih nian e i ‘i a The Germans know now that during the Em- SRHOOL OF COORERA, iA | mess specialty Ay street — = Howton, A special from Denver says: The opinion of | preg Frodcrich's visit to Paris the Laing. toe jm Fetuoved seom Gil Yo dic Lott | Mik: ss re PIANOS AND ORGANS. tieving that his mother had been insulied, or- a SDA LIONA the way took the all and. incve mysterious | ® "Eth Ag0 a8 regards the gut oF innocence of | dered the mobilization of four urn corp dear mg, acs inwe Etna ena hiss BOE RRR A po ee UU RRR yy with, Prucman Raft Sie guals came from Capt. Macklin. Pearsox | Dr Graves, but the belief in his guilt is grow- | Piis erder was actually on the way when the cust of waberoain ely Pees 4B BEar et 8 Eat Uy a 2 Sines haa went throug a hole fie five yards, but he | ing JohnH, Conrad last night comarked ches | Muiser received a dispatch from Queen Vietoris : = Bee kD De RE CEE YY Ci —yelpeeghwepeemeg nn peer pa ocd rs 8 st | imploring her grandson not to let loose the OS MEDICAL. & Bus RA“A Dov’ bos “ud EE ) and 12.00 neon. un- hislicad. ‘Three more eat om Jobtwor'e chor | much of the important evidence in the case is | dogs of war William calmed down ater cece éNenoor, |= a = - be tried the end, and as Johuson is not made of | Yet Unknown to the public, and that it will | ing this message and countermanded bie ine (foto pupils entcrine Decensiet Int, g DUE 10 OVERWORK, decetehiags forged steel ho was obliged tab : canse a great sensation when published. From | structions. ae aa : ; eos ec. ay, be que “The sweetest-touel piano made” guaranteed for forged erect e earried off | case « g P joer eee NE ae iate Jou warmly ou your «reat success in tired “by anew eciemtibe Wate y tenor of his remarks one is led to believe your wobde sho. Yours tray, WA. PARET, Bishop of Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. WM. D. CABELL, Princ ais octa-tr . Sunday only. ius. strom hotels and rest left at oe J. 1. ODE 1 Pa. ave. and at depot CHAS. 0. Set Gen. Saucer. (nota) __ en. Pann, ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RATLROAD Ca, Scheduve in off As All trons weave and afrive at fected Ly the kre Medical Co. 3. Write fo them tor exp.anal winch they offer to mat] tree in Sealed setter, fer t cured patients, lifetime ; factory prices; 810 payments. _no23-lia G. SMITH, 1225 Peun. ave, JOR BARGAINS IN RELIABLE FINE PIANOS Paha creas call at the Krasauer Yano Avency. 2 Ww E S. Estab ae Practical piabe maker. ‘no toile 22? © Davis UPRiGHT Pianos, UNRIY Fae in evcry aesined poo ae ie ences by Chiou Truster to ‘oficrs, Oli and 1a perilled. But this time it was Russia, not France, who was threatened. On learning that the czar had decided not to halt in Berlin on his recent journey the kaiser's dignity took umbrage, auother mobilization order was is- sued to avenge the supposed, slight tohin per- son, and it was only through a second inter- tory pansphiet, ‘Lney re- neuralizia, sctut: functional weakness, dyspe} auysis, Se Dr. MANWAKD, ‘The prosecution in the case will not only en- VOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERC: e US Lage, ¢ ter 15, LL. Veuuiny (Vania Paemengen o Btation, Wastunuton, D.« A. Barnaby, but | vention of Queer Victor! 2 DROPESSIONAL M luansiip, curabiiity, beauty : easy terms, low’ prices. ‘ ‘ g x i tat a contliet was s CA oo ows <i | Sv in.—Daliy tor Lynchburg end intermediate also that his career as poisoner dated back as averted. ‘The wiseacres say that the queers ! Pee eh lcamelint: dace ans toe | Sqaggee he mein AGENCY il a Sas: SS eostet sae far as 1878, when he was a resident of the little | influence over her grandson will not last. ‘They | Ujuctbomat the Gord's tae hand wa er bas Wasuington, Ladies, 9 to 1. Gentiemen irom 2 to G. HE FINEST LINE OF THE LEADING PIANOS fear that some daya trifling incident will cause noll-l town of Danieisonville, Mass. The medicine which he is charged with having furnished to Sux courses: Business, Engnsli, Accountanes, Civil Service. Suorthaus iui Typewritng. Superior and iastic t ‘Ahoroush and are how un extubition at our ware roous: Weber. Decker Bros..Estey, Fischer. Ivers & Pond pianos. Ail standard makes and thorowiuy retiable. Pianos for the threatencd mobilization to become a fact and that war will resuit. perer, ( Greetisore, Masmuch, Sali EAD AND BE WIsE.—DK. BROTHERS, 000 _B st. S.W.. appeared befor k canst. practical Tue abd made oath that be — " wa. Graduates Of rare excellence and distin: | in ier cidest epee ert epeciaust i thee oes | Feut Barwaius 10 second hand pianos andormmams, | Nort: Catulina Inv MenGha ahaa ue tie ae a do the deadly work on that occasion is now in coe tee eee caused suc Stulations when competent. Seud | and Swill satatahtor seats heal eee oe Sd | Tuning and repairing 8 e meantime, clasping 20 | the hands of the prosecution and will be sub- for catacou Kaine description of the courses | furnish medic ie, oho chase; copsuitation ard edvie SANDERS & STAYMAN, imaginary ball in his arms, with half of the | mitted to Prof. Sewell of Denver for chemical It Was = Clove Cal! and last yeat's eprosduwent of more than 300. au | iree ut any hour of the cay. Submeribed aid sworn to WH PF st. now. bays teat striving to down him, While this | malycis For over an honr out on Lake Michigan four SDUN'S COLLEGE, VERMONT AVE. — | Deforeiue by br. EROTHERS. SAMULLC. MILL 35S TS, D.O joeper, New York and Washingt: solmgon the nimble ‘Timberlake spurted | ""Y, Will be im pursuance of their plan to show | men stared full in the face of what scomed to S studies; Lnciish French Latin. ‘Greek, andaci | # NUssrE pins m aud sor the Distet of ‘Cela | gen. azq Tavtiuore, wa, | 20 Ataeta, conuertiur with Fullaan miner Atlee ariny again went crazy. @* (et eel and the | yp the alleged bad character of Dr. Graves | be inevitable denth yesterday at Chicago. They | Hughoctauly ber N CONTRADICTED 1HAz | “HE ROLIAN,” A WONDERFUL SELP-PLAY- | ban Siveber! Siem pnis i Rimage sad Fa iy. that the state will endeavor to convict him of | were aboard the tug John A. Miller, which, | & a dest establisued adverts aux Wstruwent. S Danville wits Juan Slewper tor Aus use ‘THE SCORE TIED. attempted crime at that time and in that place. | Wrapped in flames, was running wild ut ratt FOR BUSINESS ON EMINGION Dr. BROTHERS. Bu SANDERS & STAYMAN, ans ; i ret Cnet exclusively in WF stn. we. Ther bad furable by West Point in its | was in Danielsonville that on illegitimate 5 redleealronsan Faget pote et Used in ail, and exclusively in most, | 8 SW Forty perience. __not-tm* AF st. cia Aayievite and Hee siprimae. roe ee bad iuable by West Point in its | shiid, now known as Charles Vernon Brown, | speed in a great circle. The men had ouly deck | of tLe business schools ut Wastincton. J ASHO9D, RESTORE UX USING & BOTTLE OR a a, ad urvudh wala for Prone Royale Rivero sot oshepiranies co! a was born in 1873. Dr. Graves is alleged, and | buckets to delay the moment when apparently WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, | Wit, cure any case ot hervous debi Boe Be eat | oct Baltimore, Ma. “ee the state will endeavor to show that he was the they would have to decide whether to. burn or a 7 a = = AND SOUTH. F Y = hut STEY ORGANS_200,000 HAVE BEEN MADE . father of this child, and that on the necassion | drown. ‘The smoke and flames from the burn. } S22 Cor Sth an PSs: BS. | 9 ROE ESSIONAL, MASSAGE CAN DE OBTAINED, | 1 and eold. "Aesurita wow yea or TL sien, cama at of its birth he attended the mother and pre- | ing craft were sighted by the tug Welcome, but |) capgmy oF THE HOLY ckoss, Medical reteremces, Dy apy ss bienee 75 2 a6 Been. serided the medicins now in their selon, | the waves were running so high that the Wel- | A’ suid Wisteacteominuee OW with the express purpose of putting the off- | come was ng delayed. At last, however, she % For Youn Lacites and Littl ENCE 15 1HE Dust QEACHER. TUT 1 FRE FFE FER spring out of the wny:| The boy in question is | succeeded in steaming clove to the Miller, and | Sgytetantie and thoroucl: work in every department. | Ly) oy. MAUNEAISM, 2D i Ee now thirteen years of age, and through all of | by almost superhuman exertions taking aboard | — ——_ HEALER OF DISEASE’ ‘Uttice taG New toe nee F3 FE these long years the little vial which was, us | the scorched and exhausted seamen. ‘The | NUP, GRANCES MARTIN'S 1 Pasinston, D.C. ecial diseases patnienaly treated, Exe “3 charged. designed te do the deadly work ou | rescuers narrowly averted meeting the fate that | 2as{G eRe Ese cee ee Hous, vio l2a.m. 2106 p.m. Comutanen fee Position, 200 Srst premtums; | Urieue aud, Scksbung via J Palleeae the cccasion of his birth, has been carefully | had awaited the rescued. The Weleome took | and Delsarte i. MULLER, 10-7 0TH ST. N.W., TREAT inal arhoois and clfeses for | Novoasea are sees aca nas oMeou. prewrved by the friends of the mother, with | fire and ‘only, prompt measares averted her D 6. DD taronre atiecioes tie aoe, Sal, tm eau the Lope that atsome time the opportunity | destruction, The fire is supposed to have AFTER FRENCH METHOD, liver, kidneys, strictures ana uruary diseases,” Oiueo Ay ith st.now, | pi) 2oPm—Dalis. might arise for Using it in prosecuting the man | originated in the explosion of a iamp. It made | o.19.0m° meres spree hours, yte 1v'a. 1. and +0 7p. mi. audi" STERNWAY CHASE, GABLER, BEIGGS' PIANOS, | Westen Nore Carona ‘Divinion. chariots ant mee who is charged with having done her such a | too rapid progress to permit any investigation, = iS “RINDERGAMTER AND SORGGK VOID YEALS OF SUFFEKING Ba CONSULT ‘Organs apd Aoliaus ior sale of rent. Rows Deut Carolina Divison tw Auruste, abd station great wrong. It was Prof, Sewell who analyzed | and after driving the engineer and wheelman | M PALZABEL PEADODY RISDELE | Mu JMERE, G_E- ee) de Nort anit x utladal- | DROUE? MESS Pathe | nection ss madeun Calon Miatiou tes ait yates Saath the contents of ‘the bottle out of which Mrs, |from their posts disabled the steering ap- | GARIN NOMM ING SCHOOL Fnited btates who ie able to cure all elects nt moan and Doutuwest, Througu comches New ork to ar Larnaby took the draught that caused her | paratus. WIS Sunderland: tics of botir sexes.” Send for Look *Lruta," exposing x Rae : death, ee M AWS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG. woacks aud they “Houw Cure” swindie, &>. “ayy, to Knosvute wes tpbetbeee Zork and Sehingwe ‘Ihe witnesses who have been expected to Disastrous Fire at Tracy, Minn. on pegs ae R. 29 N. ISTH ST.. PHILADELPHIA | . and Wesceru North Caurulina Divincn, sod Peohece arrive from the east reached Denver yesterday. | A special from Tracy, Minn., says: A large red. Apply to WM. H. PUTNAM, Ya Twenty years’ experience. Send ——. Wu to nausea Guy vie " Look See oy Alana, Bitmncben aod = ‘tor (eealed) eomtadunye Ul paructlars ior USL Cl Reo ul change. Hons 9 to 0 to 9 eveumce tion given it Among them was Col. L. H. Rickard of Daniel- < ae sonvilic, Mass. For many yeure he was the legaladviser of Dr. Graves, and for fourteen portion of the business part of this place is in 8 ON WASHINGTON AND ORK ashes from a fire which broke cut at 11 o'clock . pas YISION heave Washington 9-10 a.m. daily attention of ““urchasers” is invited to t h : : enc tary or ad ge FESSIONAL en. 20 tte and years was one of the nearest neighbors of the | this morning. The wind was blowing a gale | «mauste: success with those, why cy with PROFESSIOD Now Artistic Siyiis,” tine i denucus of Migde | SrTNe st Weis oti cused. It was Mr Rickard, as one of the | and the flames spread rapidly. All the build. | Magi; perhour, Address J-,'904'K st. aw. Bie DESOMASIVE ARE our spine Sh 1 “the ‘Brough wuins fom the south. via fos Uetb joan tad ees oeanns aba te ea sy awd Aron Oia, Seem Dna sown! ai pan. and U1) aa Jcket, Sweeping cat temetvation smd tutor furniniied and baccage checked at offen, Lab SNe ave cd a paneouger ati, Fae Faiiroad, Ci" aud MB ste, Wesker, SOC Mnolt ~” SAMS 1. TAYLOR, Gen. Pose aeost HE WoL D-TRAV -D CAKD READER AND tesate taeda prego isco iron ceadle it i 1206G st. n. PEGE, CLAY 38 THE QLDEST ESTADLINAKD advertisuby ciairvoy abt, astrologer and wedwnia se eye Has uncer” yruplacte gaat ease Beit hievens Lyuden usher retuvers SO ot murs separated inns doamenci caucus” Btruurers far peaee associate counsel of the state, who traced down the hiding place of thie littie vial, which, it stated, will piay such an important part in the prosecution and tend largely to impeach the character of the prisoner at the bar. Other ings between 3d and 4th streots except the StateB ank were destroyed. Help arvived from Marshal and the fire wax brought under con- trol. Every hotel in the place is gone. There are suspicions of incendiarsm, but nothing definite is known. It isimpossible to estimate ‘the loss at present. oe M™ YE®NoN seminary, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG hich will bearrauged om £ASY LADIES, 2200 and 1104. Met. 1124 and 1128 11th st, ALLMLNTS when desired. WAL. KNASE & o., Si, Market Space. the stamp clerk »f the Providence post office, who old Dr. Graves stamps; Charles Vernon Brown, the ebild before referred to; Mra. Seventeenth year begins TUESDAY, Octobers cities and ail ai urvtibve Will save Une and money oy POTO ; Baker, the grandmother of Charles Brown. eaeteeeses am see Russian Howse, Thorongh instruction in all departments in accord- sve falsed, "Gouvinces tuost chersiggheenee, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Vor 'the fect tne it wes mate public that] The London Standard’s St. Petersburg cor- ue "All bunntes Yonmaee: Uuad vanava, Col. Dan. R. Ballou, the Providence lawyer, | respondent says:-There was almost a panic on } nce with best modern methods, dence 479 1 st. betwen Mt will take the stand in behalf of the defendant. | the bourse here yesterday owing to a beliof in| Especial advantazes in English Literature, History, aie no 21-120" LL8 ALL THE EVENTS fidential." -Ladier ead’ noe, He is the constant companion of Dr. Graves, aud his entire duties in the case seem to be to keep personal vigilance over the accused, who hus of late developed no small degree of per- turbation. the latest financial rumors concocted in Berlin and to increasing faith in the report that Emperor William desired to resign his honorary cotonelcies of Russian regiments and. that the object of the journey of M. de Giers to Berlin was to dissuade the German emperor from taking such n stop. ‘These “reports were untrue, although there is renson to believe that the kaiser contemplated resigning his hon- orary Russian commands. ‘Modern Languages and Music. Every appliance for health and comfort of pupils, including ampie exercise grounds, steam hest, pas- ‘tenser elevator and perfect sanitation. For circulars apply to the Principal, se8-3m_ MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, 188 AMY ©. LEAVITT OF BOS’ <D HARMON! N ANDREWS Ri ‘VooaL, oui rone. oc12-3m’ aati | qoute 7X PELE (PROM P. succenattl teacltiuute "Bost rederenees. D Disaster to an English Troop Ship. Arcmarkable but not very serious accident occurred at Portsmouth, England, yesterday while the harbor was shrouded im thick fog. During the time the outlines of the shore were thus bidden from sight the British troop ship Crocodile, with 1,400 men aboard,ran against the structure on which is built the extension of the harbor railway. She was moving at full speed when she struck the massive supports of the railway, and the force of the shock wasso great that ity yards of the railway were destroyed and three carriages which had been standing on ‘the track were rolled into the sea. Great alarm = felt for a time, = one hag nips an singularly enough, troop ship damage. ‘The Tragedy at Atlantic Highlands, Public Prosecutor Ivins, accompanied by Drs. Vanmater and Field, went to Chas. H. Leonard's honse at Atlantic Highlands, N. J., where the physicians made # very thorough autopsy of the remains of Mrs. Leonard, who was so brutally murdered Friday afternoon by Louis Harriot, Mr. Leonard's hired man. They declined to give the result of their examination, but it will be mado known ‘at the adjourned coroner's inquest next Friday. The funeral services over the remains of the murdered woman will be held this afternoon ai tist Church. The excitement among WES. EV SNELL, CLAIRVOWANT AND TEST Gan betcousuited st BOL New sork ave eee nol a> ‘ME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED of ‘Oe. tobpiaySume Shy Towne tobe SU Late ee i sm _ ADVERTISING. F YoU Wis To ADV EKIIBE ANN bore at any time write t0 GMO. ¥- ROWELL, eto apracest.s Now York. ¥ — ‘Will Investigate Miss Bishop’s Death. Coroner Van Dyke of Long Branch went Asbury Park yesterday and took possession the body of Mise Mamie Bishop just as was being placed ina hearse. The will makea thorough investigation of the cumstances connected with Miss in West oue tain conse the died from