Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1898, Page 3

THE EVENI dB AGue ACOUSTICS A THEME| A CERTAIN CURE NG STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3° 18¥@l? OPPOSING FORCES FINANCIAL. ————— ——— SPECIAL NOTICES. Ne mere cae tf Fniamnne FHID a Se re rr neat Se ee anemone ; Sy of ieee $etadyo %o 5. ter | Statement From. Both Sidesin North Sat ne CONSTIPATION pearance _ oe ———— tion of Architects. Regulations as to Diet, Exercise, 1829 F ST ~ : Correspe HEREBY NOTIFIED T WILL NoT BE poche APSE RE tracted by ‘my wife a 1 etc., as Prescribed by One - vey. WM. MeCONVEY. ne23t® . of the most Eminent WARE & LELAND, Chica. fy a's ovo rome, ox "| REPUBLICANS REPUBIATE AN EDITOR {VIEWS “OF PROP. W. C. SBINE| = Phveicians ee Se a ve cake mete oe a comiintion sacs ay tee vin oe ae |: Le One Way to fabian paper dolls, ete peptic or whe sit too much or too long. It can- ehtidren mot be cured by medicines alone. The following is | + being Swell offt’’ the prescription of a leading physician: inflammatory Utterances Declared ~{Papers Upon Other Topics, Inchid- . . . . . . . es © For the man or woman working on sal: = Ist. Take on rising a teaspoonful of fe to Septet ke enn reese enbeape t to Be Inspired by Democrats. ing Ornamental Stones. Spradel Salt in a glass of water as hot as y S Ge eater apecehs weeny yong fiders « sip it. Then take a brisk walk out of doors, If | « consistent conservative y ‘any pert OCR 10 VIEW Fou can; af not, keep on your fect and me eee : any per THE DEMOCRAT TLE ‘ Shenae fae [fey Sey : mee grat rat ile ete SKETCH OF OCTAGON HOUSE | take anotter dose in from thirty to sixty minutes. | 2 fo sult people whe wos —_ precip via a ele nae, ——_>—_ Wait at least half an hour be eating your | $ Washington Savings —— breakfast. ° . et Wr EMP! | Special From a Staff Correspondent. 2d. Never sit down to read or work after break- | « : pay he year wae 7 x Siiver 1 2n 8 0 read o | : pick of the | RALEIGH, N. C., November 2—The re- Leite Wie So SEYSES ce Harvard Univer” | rast until Nature tis found reliet. “But T haven't | * 2th & G Sts. publ » central committee of Nor: sity appeared before the convention of the | time. You will have time If you rise an hour | $< ‘ Pe cis. sued an address to the pe American Institute of Architects at the Ar- i= poeseetose earlier than before, and a cure is wort that c do. make clothes » in exolanation of the true lington Hotel this morning, and read his 3d. Use laxatt food—use a gruel of rolled ray Al at the prices consiatent with tie best Mile fee CHET ERG Paper on “Acoustics.” Prof. Sabine is a | oats and water, no milk; and use HONEY wi at [P4 in _sel6-tm-1 5 of the man anderous a very large attendance of deleg: ates at 10} rerrice or cheese, and never drink tea for break saat ISSU is 8 F u OCK Simpson's at 120 ) statements that have been ciccuiated dur- o'clock, when the reading was begun. fast. Use coffee at breakfast, if you can; If not Dred bok MDERCRISSSOh Men have appreciate ing the present campaiga. Che address Pref. Sabine sald, in part, that the prob- | hot water. Chew all teal therosehiy, ard. necce 3 sUBSCR y a eee aapeigoes eee lem of securing an acoustically satisfactory | use a liquid to belp masticate it. Never use acids AND FIRST PAYMENT, i BUSINE cits. ‘One of the most t 1 and infa- auditorium was shown to be concerned | or sour fruits, and frult_when cooked is much ASSETS, $1,411,213.06. offer at the right time and st the} mous cases of democrati: too! instigation primarily with three points. The first, that ; ©*sler digested than if uncooked. a 0 om zs 2 4th. Why use Carlsbad Spruitel Salt? Because, Subscriptions for the 26th issue of stock The famens fit, aval | of meanness for political ends uccurred at jor peecurine (summclent Joudness /Or sound | isin anerciisiat salesman ce esse aL Gas eee and first payinent th mt ived b sau mien ‘mi : neg! e y :) + - schemes: _ n ‘st payinet ereon Ww he recely “and firish ate aseur meat: | Wilmington a few week’ A negro throughout the room, fs primarily a matter | what that means, {f you have taken physics and daily from a.m, to 4:30 p.m. at the office 3. WARFIELD SIMPSON | named Manly cenducts @ paper in that city, of properly arranged reflecting surfaces, Brrerru ar found yourself worse off than before M. — M of the Association and has beyond doubt been made the pe- : : the walls and the ceiling serving in this ca- | day afterward; second, be tings ¢ A st. 5. | goat of the vile meanness of some demo- pacity. This is, of course, in addition to | bad Sprudel Salt aids the stomach as well as the SHARES $2.50 EACH I S cratic tooter. He recently publisned an the self-evident considerations of compact- | bowels 1p their functions. Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages IN, CAPITALIST: You can take the Carlsbad Sprudel It less and ollewing elegant investments in| impudent and villainous editorial, as Tol- ness of the hall and elevation of seats. The | 1. steadily an sou lmireees dat nares te ee hand | of the Association and other tnformation furnished Brice $19.510;, price Me ehcid- ek Tees gis second, instead of being a merit to be} q pottie handy. Be sure to use wmly the Gen m application at the office, centa S—= Ss 0 ob eens ne sought, is an evil to be avoided, and {S| Carlsbad Salt, which is obtained from the cele- | [E@q99 Le FOR BULLETIN | matter of protecting thei . esnectal- - 4 +5 ane 2 EO) ii E Meena jem oe Sen eae ae eee Peele known scientifically as “interference.” He brated Carlsbad Sprudel Water, and hae the EQUITABLE ieee Ae ; as ure o » IN OO., eDATI WASHINGTON. D. €., NOV. 1, 1508 conduct toward them, and our experience ser AMDERATIV mheiehlanuial aectiia: of iss + ce- |among poor white people in the ceuntry Agents, New York, on every bottle. Cd OPERA TIVE operative Building Association will be held at | teaches us that the 2a of that race Se a ea = = BUI fh pon ee came ioe eat Boing. | are not any more particnlir in the matter INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENT: yULWUINY Pg ae 3 3 . - | of clandestine meetin z3 witn co a ASSOC} ATION : NK P. REESIDE, sccrets men than are t n with colored ASSUGI ION. = Se eee Meetin ) on for THE NORTH CAROLINA BOGIE MAN. ACCOUNTANTS, 3 kchctadduted e time, until AMUSEMENTS... Ww EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F at. aw, € the man’s boldnes: 37 ATTORNEYS. 3 = 3 jthem, and the man continued, the city would long a ALLEN EXONERATED. AUCTION SALE 4 ed Edson, President negro | Leen under the control of negroe — BUSINESS CHANCI A. 5. & its Vice black brute, et, an | was, the city government soon became so | Major Sylvester Inquires Into the E: cIry ITEMS. | Seo. W. Cantons, who hay sa h pa ne | corrupt and extravagant that Congress was cape of Henry Wallace. OOUNTRY REAL ESTATE | _Frank P. Reeside, eat no business man | Men for t t ul were not only | forced to repeal the act giving the people pan aee ee ; DEATHS. jag’ one. Calendars ef | not black and burly, but were suffi the right of local self-government. ‘The Major Sylvester this afternoon completed an | every deseripi moderate 5 attractive for white girls cult principal officers of the city are now nomi- | his investigation of the circumstances re- 13 | 1 Starts A Re cane refinement to fall in h them, as 8 | nated, and by and with the vice and con- | garding Henry Wallace's escape, and de- e190 (Néaene! 40 Heaxtiaais, A Cacti nottia | Wel Known to all. sent of the Senate, are appointed by the | cided that no one was to blame, Officer 13] —— —— An Infamous Slander. President, and these appoint the minor ofli- Allen, in Mejor Sylvester's opinion, did all Platform Scales, ° “The infimous slander contained in this | Cérs, Since the present 's fire es that was necessary, and the escape of his : Account With Us. Sit. =. eee te j Utterance is sufficient to madden anybody, | had pur little showing in the way of office- | Prisoner was unavoidable. RENEE hy F “Ue but -founded suspicion of the ma holding and the city is no longer his p Major Sylvester some time ago had Officer SaaS 7 Reads = | died pas that aepecita from, aie se Rai %. Doll cause gation of it is worse. litical heaven ‘Men before the examining board with a = tt < ees > : nk Gully ie Guan Bs eke ey i | a i : / Alle ‘ sgitscalanans pose and policy of this, the t nee. s SoS Saw vrted in some quarters that | | “The negro is not a voter in the Dis view to recommending that he be retired Ce EES Savings institution in the District. i ina pes : ai e of Columbia, as no electior ; ees). ed to farther and help. the in- ee cao Sieaihge sme: a member of the people's party, | gf Colum : 5 a trom the force, but the board decided that T (Rooms) ae : | So arolina and other southern states, | 10? E ae a L ms). {of our patrons. ‘The ease. with — | Be uM eay ne Of | Where the negroes are in large numbers, | tke officer was physically qualified to per FOR RENT (Stables). junk ish bacaipaee. eke on jemned | Rave .passed “special laws which make | {Crm Active duty. tne larceny from FOR RENT (Stores) smell exis That ne accepten, he can ] eS C rer condemne ave eo. which “mal aliace is cha 3 7 z venient boura of doing business —all help How About Your ican, pai > unavoid- | Negro domination in those states, practi- | comuel E. Brown of this city of a watch, FOR SALE (How to make this a bank where thrift finds ae deka sarees imavoldy | cally impossible. But nth Carolinas, |/ Saari rine aiced BUSS GRO hee SALE (Lots) Its best encouragement Thanksgi esoat ae ree tnder republican rule, not only does not} took place, it is alleged, on the street the Don't put Saints dues a. The | Sek to provide against negro domination, i ‘Wallace fled fromthe ng in tine iia cumin Hamrenies eg Union Savings Bank, tien neon mocratic mach gob- 1 eS | night of October city immediately afterward. | Phat or ic tecm sie tnPty"yne came | Been repeated by the'republicant party. and | Hector, Mattingly Ye, the case was vester, eo ne I. & | the other, and in addition to this it seems | [ie MONEY of turning over these commun | more, and he went over to that city to get Mr. Glenn Brown. urity an the fameu a h oO" democratic c e ecish PErOeS NSS VEC ne = 4 Tpol Pac! eo tae te US eee | the would as the policy of the vepabil [eener enon readauaygege and ainuatchen Photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston. Trust Co. oo i - tty of Noi ‘a . Hence we s Baie . . . y A i stating that he leave the tow [Rese reece oa anes 2 ence es a messenger to inform Wallace, whose ad-| said it is difficult to recognize this in a] PERSONA ee Real Estate Notes twenty-four boi r cause the spre | und numerous other negro. officers, | (ees he had learned,/that’he (Lacy) want- | room even when present to a serious ex-| PIANOS AND ORGA jof the re that such aore had mn ven county we find twenty-six negro | ed to see him. Wallace ‘promptly called at | tent, and is difficult to remedy. The third | porOMAC RIVER Bo! for Sale. tten, ‘This was for the evi purpose | magistrates and a host of other negro off. | te blace designated gn@ was at once taken | point for consideration was the PROPOSALS. 12 a 4 see are TU Pace Wenn mare | cals. All through the east we fimd this | to. custody. He was,wearing the stolen | tion of a scund after the source ha RAILROAL 13 A limited number of real estate vuld have be ee Faas : | #tticles when arrested, it is said, and these | This is one of the most common cau S 2 fi failed | } po fae pte ong a a result many of the | ho surrendered to Defettive Lacy. He also culls sduesto in propedlyainelriea ae MS AND BOARD. 12 | notes, secured by first deeds of trust Resa © of New s are held by negroes agreed to accompany’ the detective to and to inadequate use of absorbent | on Washington city real estate, for vot ne Progress of Events. Washington. _ : 1 S material in tne construction and furnishing sale. Netting the inves +t isl tie | “Gradually this policy is pushing its way | Upon reaching this ely Wallace was | of a hall. sale. Netting the investor 44 to 5 ent Toon ine StAlGe ven Chatham's ne-| taken to the detective byreau, and after| A white chart on the wall was referred to er cent per annum. truth and eee ees Sa ere and jevent Ce stham’s ne-| the usual legal forms had been complied | py Prof. Satine during his wemeckers te 4 J. BELL President BCU ENG ECs ae nae ave been put on a committee for | with He. was turned ‘over to Officer Allen | showed at a glance the duration of residual A. T, BRITTON Vice President fusion Omean, ANT is not aye | White schools. Much has been done in| to be taken to No. 1'station for safe-keep-| sound, and also the relative abs orbing J. W.WHELPLEY Treasurer poe fasion) orgenand isnot exen | far nce of this policy since the r2pub- | ing. As Mp. Allen was picking up from the | power of different materials, including the 328... BO0D..... Se ee heans came into power in January, 1897. | 4eSk_ the key of thq door of the cell in | value of an audience, in this respect. Under Wann babe iE SHOOND ANNUAL classed: an xeraudedias The democratic party is attacking this | “#ich Wallace was to be confined his eyes | the latter head the figures show: Hair Se 3 ae concern, being pub‘ished li Bee eg Ae & this | were turned from Wallace for an instant, hions on seats, per square FAIR TONIGHT. Asst. Hecretary y nlividuals, who seem to think of nothing | POUCY Sere the nomen and force at its | and the Bie ro aay tage of is & oriental rugs on floor, per square i ES nw | fans baa ¥ command. The republican party is defend- | make a dash for liberty; darting through draped as curtains, per : = <a aii SES. 7:30 pile. st but their own portanc ment, z - 7 pa pee) P' IS, T30 un but their own imp “ > upstart, | ing it with all the abandon and stub- | the door like a flash, He was quickly pur- Se ReUeing oflat,|| TT AeREe WeRAReE Saacnten! mer The Nati IM li ie ngs eeunesante “f and his own | bornness that a hyena defends Its young. | Sued by Officer Allen, but managed to es- hanging flat, hursday “Also. € National Metropolitan LINE baton ieacertor aia an policy is to be passed upon | Cae, and up to a late hour today was still } per square 71; hair felt against wall— recast till 8 p.m. Thursday—For the Bank 5 ‘ 4 , by the people of North Caro- | it liberty. It is generally supposed that } half inch thick, per square yard, 1.00; one | District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsylva i Committee's Denunciation. he negroes trom other states watch | Wallace has again left Washington. inch thick, per square yard, 1.8; two inches | nia, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, (Opposite United 8 : “The New Hanover committee adopted | the conflict. +> thick, per square yard, 2.4. Audience, per rt icnt ack Shiehags bak OUTS U. 8. DE ate NORA M by @ unanimous vote the following denun-| | “If the people of North Carolina shall de- | MINERALS OF THE PHILIPPINES. | person, 1.3; individual’ man, sitting clear, | fit tonight anc sa a daa = ig ro E CAPITAL, $300,000. URPLUS, $400,000, An Americanideafor itor: Uberately indorse this policy, can any one a 1.8; individual woman, sitting clear, west to west winds. . r ; pe avid ea oO We denounce the article referred to as a | oubt, the result? Is it not manif-st tha: | Memorandum Prepared — by Prof. Paper by Adolph Cluss. For Virginia, fair tonight and Thursday: | ait kinds of Goverament Bonds bougit ni wold. xnansionist 9 e ges is ; negroes from other states where official < eG vey. varmer in weste: rt tonight; brisk j Letters of credit availatie in all parts of expansionists, the Wernicke | base libel: we repudiate and denounce the | jife is closed to them will hie themacly eee bs sabe Asap raster avs ne | _ Secretary Stone read a paper on the same saneeaene eae mon: tone world, ical nicke.”? = °c; '| writer of it as a mischievous simpleton, orth Carolina, as they did in former | _“dmiral Dewey has forwarded to t subject written by Adolph Cluss, a fellow ae : PICER: Fand dec: he represents and ex- to Washington, where official life 1s | Navy Department a memorandum on the | o¢ the institute of this city. Bvoainier conditions endl eenersl inane Wey TARR Eresident. is own views and sentiments | Oran to them, and where the republican | mineral resources of the Philtppines, pre-| tn taking up acoustics,” the paper states, | Werther conditions and general forecast 8} PODW ATL. Vice President, | Snel we un auy and allire || pacty, otters) themi its rewards, Let tt be |inateduaty the -admirallslsreauest (Dy, EYOls |uer mavelaeencaue te welor is throughout the United States, light rain ; no ine the er to | proclaimed to the world, after the fierce | Geo. F : > Inited S $ u "3 “Michiga - J | Giscontinue it and leave It to he supported | eenfllet now pending Is closed, that the | CC® F- Becker of the United States 660" | overtaxed professionals that the work be | belng reported only in upper Michigan. 1 THIS Is by the democ whose interests it is now | White people of North Carolina have in- | !sical survey. He includes a table show- | confined to sifting and condensing corrobo- oe at wo ks ce ee hive serving and neing by its foolish and | dorsed this republican party, and that this | né the mineral bearing islands and their | rated results obtai by highly renowned } the British Nort SOCiNGlt Gneate. ween eitiy | JOHN 'T. ara ; Teprehensible conduct; that we denounce | party is now firmly intrznched in power, | resources. This table follows: scientists and architects of the age, with | Sure meu tea Stat = ee wey Pees a 3 CR! une Gondemn the course and action of the | ard does any one doubt—can any one doubt | Luzon—Coal, gold, copper, lead, iron, sul- {a view to dispel antiquated views and preju- | over the United States, except in the Weer | JNO. BL LARS TL, BW. wwoopws democratic papers in trying to place the |—that there will be an influx of negroes | phur, marble, kaolin. ces, and lead, as well as may be, into the | Jake region and the upper Missouri valley. | Hi. rane i a ity of the libelous article upon into North Carolina from Virginia, South |” Gitaanduanes, Sibuyan, Bohol and channels (of modern| thought: “Among popu= ||| NO Very eee conditions ane mien by. = fo an party, when they either | Carolina and other southern states that 2 er eat lar notions are: aE eee ee J W hi t HUGH KEMLY._ | knew or could easily have ascertained that | will soen give the negroes the majority in | "40#n—Gold only. irst—The search for a mysterious unit | this morning's report. | as as Ing on our party not only did not indorse the ar- | many counties where they arz now in the Marimduque—Lead and silver. figure, multiplies of which, used for the di- Fair weather is indicated for all sections mre and sensible as they did. ticle, but cor mned it equally as strong the people to elect the local officers been SPECIAL NOTICES. minority? Mindoro—Coal, gold and copper. The Prospect Suggested: Carraray, Batan, Rapu Rapu, Semarara, “This man got out of the workhouse only about a week ago,” Policeman Nusbaum told Judge Scott this morning, when Georg? Williams, colored, appeared on a charge of vagrancy. ‘He's been intoxicat2d Resistance. Gen. Bacon, who commanded the United States forces at the recent Indian battle at Leech Lake, Mich., has sent a detailed re- port of the action to the adjutant general, ons of halls, are supposed to result in acoustic halls Thursday. Conditioa of the Water. Loan & Trust Co. a es : E Negros—Coal only. “Second—As a sequel, the uncritical copy- 2 af a ircceisn asic tees eas oe ns certa . tie Statement. “In this way, county after county in|” Musbete-Coal and copper. In of the dimensions and forms of acousti- |, Temperature and peace pr gabe PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION. To The democratic side of the y nt bitter | which the whites now fecl secure may soon Marble. cally renowned halls, and : tion, 13; receiving reservoir, temperature, |—— _Toans ip any smovut made on approv controversy in North Carolina is set forth | pass under negro control. Can any one al and yold. “Third—The onouaonas Bepeeduceory Off co: Condition at Hoch COLGREHDK. aac cone. 1 esd estate or collateral at reasonable: rates foll a ODI ‘ooms in ents © ced scales, 0. 0. aeteodas — “Tuterest ‘p on deposits on mobthly bal: in the following statement by the demo- | doubt that this ts a real danger, if the re- | , BON ac oo soll Seer Sead ncopper, “iron See eae kcice Ge cn aE aath connection, 8; distributing | — auecs satjter to chee en On mamthily cratic state central committee, in which, | publican party is to remain in control of | “Whiram Sulphur culy portant factors. reservoir, temp2rature, 51; condition at in- | — Tble company acts an execotor, admintaten: ie ee ee after deck t there is danger of an | the stat-? No more can any one doubt that | Leyte—Coal, oil and perhaps mercury. (the abstract prinelples of the orlsin andl Muenteateouse, £0; Anuent Sate nous at | Sak eee ee eee = influx ef negroes from other states which |{t is an imminent danger. Who shall say | _Cebu—Coal, oil, gas, gold, lead, silver and | p:cpagation of sound are nowadays estab- Cuban Weathe — Boxes for rent in and fireproof WAL REMOCete Soe yer erse th nditions of atior 5 fron. lished beyond controversy. But compara- A ae 8 Barome- | — vavite for safe deposit sud storage of valu- ee ee ae Ta RCESO GRADED (oe, | ust Col: James H. Young, the only negro! “xtinganao—Coal, god; copper end) plaii: |[tively, fey succesatul attempisihavebeeni|, HAVANA, November > (6 om Sarome|C— goo : © # negro majority in North Caro- | colonel in the United States, when he re- | num : made to apply these principles to practical : temperature, 76. Winds east—%2 | oun gy 1 suumbab » they point to the state of affairs in| turns as a conquering hero to his patron} Suiu archipelago—Pearls. ptrposes within buildings. The official in- Toe sotto AK ee, 3x0, AS Swor Washington, D. C., and assert t “al- | and tijend, Governor Russell, may not sum-| Of the coal Mr. Becker says that it ig vestigations and experiments of Profs. | , SANTIAGO, November 2, 8 am. Barome- | ELAS EPRAR.--_-» mest immediately after the passage of the | mon his race to join him in making North | analogous to the Japanese coal, and that of | Henry and Bache of Washington, made unis meeniner clear R.A. CHES e | reconstruction act, under which the south- | Carolina the San Domingo of the Unio Washington, but not to that of the Welsh | while the study of the acoustics of the | !ght; weather clear, BA ee er j €™ states were readmitted into the Union “Whatever one may think about these} or Pennsylvania coals. It might better be | halls of Congress snythe new wines oe the Tide Table. au20-s&w.tf ees and by which civil and political rights were | Serious and weighty questions, it 1s certain ) characterized as a highly carbonized lignite | United States Capitol was in hand; the ex- tine. 431 : -31 p.m. | 1 SANDLE PRIVATE SEs conferred upon the negro, there was a|if the republican party is overthrown and | likely to contain much sulphur as iron py- | periments of Architects Davwird and Bour- Eee Speaglg ae ag P. Serena pt es a eee influx of negroes into Washington | !t8 policy repudiated by the white people, | rites, rendering them apt to spontaneous | dais on the colossal hall of the Trocadero | Heh tide. 10:34 am. and 30:30 p.m. | sboula dutle in the f For pd- and the capital of the Union is fast hand the democratic party be restored to | combustion and injurious to boiler plates. | pelace in Paris, and the work of German | | Tomorrow: tow tide, G1 aim, and 5: Yate Interview call between 3 5 Pm. OF becomir negro’s political heaven. power, none of these dangers can befall | Nevertheless, he says,when pyritous seams | architects and scientists on the problem of | P-™- 9 tt eh So ee was about this time,” the committee | the people of North Carolina. The demo- | are avoided and the lignite is properly han-|a Protestant cathedral in Berlin, form The Sun and Moon. a AT States, “that an act was passed by Con- | cratic party ts a white man's party, and it | dled, it forms a valuable fuel, especially | bright links In the chain of successful ef-| poqay—gun rises, 6:20 a.m.; sun sets, 4:59 —— ae gress which gave to the citizens of the Dis- | Will establish and maintain a white man’s | for local consumption. forts in the same direction. p.m. () ft 0) f trict of Columbia the power to e ¢ | government over every fost of soil where ee a cpa The advanced state of the problem makes | Poon rises, 7:50 p.m. | tue otivers at the elty or Washington, tle | it goveria) at at. J.T. H. Thousands of situations have, been fed ee eee tor eae te te eee tron, | ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:20 a.m, Ag t i wasias coud aa ive Paulteneaee GEN. BACON'S REPORT. uoner the wane columns of ‘The Star. | any awalt the unwary. But it is still in- The City Lights. a ° 1 ked to that city in great numbers, é Nothingitelsay. sufficient a paca oe. 2 is] Gas lamps all lighted by p.m.; extin- 4 {e2 a 5 5 5 1+2%. and had the influx gene on and the right of | Indians Had Long Been Preparing for necessary for Investigators to start from | guishing begun at 5:38 a.m. The lighting 1s begun one hour before the time named. Are lamps lighted at 5:51 p.m.; extin- guished at 5:53 a.m. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. The following were the readings of the Being the Washirgton representatives of four of ths largest Savings Backs of Baltimore, Md., to- gether with our private clientage, we are prepared to entertain ‘oans ou city real estate at a wmip- imum cost to the berrows Wescott, Wilcox & Heiston, eve: nt and barometer at the weather get shirts to M “| NEXT Soh Tuas Pure {Berkeley Whisks. ) confirming in substance the press reports. eae pmes Roa a cay iets he Se ee twenty-four hours, begin- | _*20-8m xsd tesa rece nels Siiirts to Measure have been drinking-better because ft a | The report says regarding the cause of the | "4 gal : ning at 2 p.m. yesterday: = < | E tave teen drinking better: bec says r b thi ; i 2s 4 3OR DRESS (RENEE eis tras tnaioeteers scars ease | rae rae = g step up aata thelbailit to)thq prisoner Thermometer, November 1, 4 p.m. s4; 8] The National Safe Deposit, FGR BUSINESS, tured. The flavor is superb. Try it. Only $1 quart. £8} FOR OUTING FOR TRAVE! Qvelity, style, ft, we ING. marship and price guar- We make to measure 6 Shirts for $9. We make finer grades, of course. Woodward & Lothrop oc21-tt ext OF COLUMBIA—TO WHOM IT MAN omission created by section approved March 2, 1893. entitled “An ovlue @ permauent system of highways DNCERN of th part of the District of Columbia. lyity cutside of cities“ bas recelved f Comte, of the District of Columbia a certiied Wing a proposed permanent in the Distrtet of Own as "8: lumbia revised ized by the terms of the vroved June 28, 1898. Thie bg In detail bow each lot and tract t posed s: the hway as erning ob ‘The suggestions aud protests MUST B ING and mrst set fort ty ange. and show the property ow J objector. All protests, mitted on or befure THE S Wi Chief of Engi way Commission. Insure tn THE ARLINGTON FIRE for the District uf Col NSURANCE CO. 1S Pa, ave. 0 SIG. OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT ER, 1598, and t iteers, U.S. Army, D.C.” The com 17, ists, the Seere tions, and will jesire to thus support RA. ALGER, Se N. BLISS, Secretary of ‘the In- JAMES THARP, 812 F ST. Od Espey’s Famous 60c. Step-Ladders!} Just think only Gde. for a good, strong, honestly built 4-ft. “Step-ladder—none of yoar cheap * but the best step-lad- der on earth only 0c. Match it if you Jobn B. B Bm10 Let us engrave the Invitations, etc., for your Wedding. You’ll be pleased with our work and prices, Easton & Rupp, 421 11thSt. POPULAR-PRICED STATIONERS. , Hardware, 1010 Pa. ave. _ no’ illions of people ruining thelr eyes every day going to these ticans. Years of experience qualities arple just Come to us if y you; we will quick you what's And if 1 Glasses we will fur- to you at small cost. 1 uminum Frames Only $1 everywhere about town for $2. Guar- ed not t M ant rust or corrode -| Oppenheimer’s, 514 9th st. “FREDE removed Dis office to the Wyatt buildi . 1th and F sts. nw. es turned to the t 1421 Qoth st COAL. WOOD AND COKE. JOHNSON BROTE removed to 1312 F st. n.w, Telephone 729. oct-tt DR. J. B. TEN EYCK HAS REMOVED HIS fice to 1332 New York avenue. oc8-1m* reopened her oc31-Im* “From all obtainable information, these’ Chippewa Indians have long entertained complaints of the disposition of timber on their reservation; they also claimed to have experienced much suffering by reason of promiscuous arrests among them by United States deputy marshals. It is be- lieved that they have been for more than a “I ain't got no story to tell,” said the prison2r, “Don't you want to say anything?” “No, sir.” He was sent down for njnety days. Ss All Souls’ Day Observed. All Souis’ day was observed this morn- year preparing to resist the United States authorities, accumulating — ammunit‘on, dancing and getting ready, after their own fashion. for war; and when my detachment | gregations gathered :to participate in the of seventy-seven soldiers reached their in- | Services f Bthe souls of the accessible homes they made their one des- | Seay? {0% the repose of the Souls o} perate effort. They were badly whipped 23 38 and driven from their chosen battle ground, and now declare that they want ro more fighting with United States soldiers. They were found arrogant and boastful; they are now humiliated and begging for peace, and I believe, with the commissioner, thet they are honest in that statement. 1 further believe that the result of that fight prevented the Bear Islanders from being largely reinforced by large numbers of neighboring India and saved northern Mirnesota from a long and costly Indiari w ing in all Roman Gatholjc churches with the celebration: of solemu‘requiem masses. In the city churches‘ theré were large con- 1887—1 1,588 1895—19,$26,000 1896—21,978,000 1897—22,585,000 The ever-increasing popularity and the pre-eminenée of Apollinaris are clear to all from the foregoing quantities bottled at the Apollinaris Spring, Rhenish Prussia. ; THE TIMES, London, speaking of APOLLINARIS, says:— These figures are more eloquent than words. ‘Owing to the densely wooded nature of the country, the losses sustained by the Indians have not been accurately ascer- tained.” In reference to the bravery displayed by Lieut. Ross, son of District Commissioner Ross. the report says: “I cannot too strong! ration for the intrepidity, absolute coolnesS. and good judgment displayed by Second Lieut. Ross, 3d Infantry, commanding the left half of the line. He exposed himself both in leading his platoon and in caring for the wounded. He was commisstoned only last July, but appeared in this fight to be a veteran. From the courage shown by him in this engagement, his well-known ability and gocd habits, I feel safe in pre- dicting for him a brilliant career, and beg to recommend that he be brevetted for conspicuous bravery in this action. express my adyi- President Geo, B. Post. the laws governing sound in open air, not- withstanding that its propagation in closed halls, filled with crowds of men, is ma- terially modified. Numerous influences came into play which, in part, promote and in part damage the distinct perception of sound. Air in Motion. “In cases interesting the architect, cer- tain impulses put air, an elastic medium, in a fast, vibrating motion. Abstractly considered, this motion is propagated on the surface of a gradually expanding sphere. When reaching our ears, it is transferred by the auditory nerve to our brain and recorded as sound. When it meeets the obstruction of a rigid body, the elasticity of the air causes it to rebound, it is reflected, integral parts of the vibrating motion are, by a mathematical abstraction, considered as rays on which the motion may be easily illustrated; they, however, merely express the direction of the power, with which the molecules of the air press forward in the vibratory motion. “The theory of the echo is developed fiom th2 law of reflection. Reflected sound waves are returned from all parts of the walls inclosing a room, as well as from (Continued on Eighth Page.) pm., 47; 1 midnight, 44. November 2, 4 am., 43; 8 a.m, 43; 12 noon, 57; 2 p.m., 63. Maximum, 63, at 2 p.m., November 2; minimum, 42, at 7 a.m, November 2. Barometer, November 1, 4 p.m., 30.34; 8 p.m., 30.24; 12 midnight, 30.33. November 2, 4 a.m., 30.30; 8 p.m., 30.30; neon, 30.27; 2'p.m., 30.25. —_—_—_>—__ Fish Dealer Pays Fine. A violation of the fish law was alleged egainst W. D. Jarvis, a fish dealer, who was tried in Judge Kimball's court today. There were two small bass on his stand wh:n Deputy Game Warden Duke called. Mr. Jarvis explained that the two fish came from down the river, and it was his inten- tion to throw them away. About the time he was to do so he was interrupted, and the inspector called about that time and found the fish. Judg2 Kimball held the defendant guilty, and a fine of pees Soe ‘ W. B. Hibbs & Co., FINANCIAL. BANKERS & BROKERS, Meney 4L and 5 Members New York Stock sree Promptly “loaned 22 estate 59... of 1419 F Street. © Columbix. Heiskell & McLeran, Savings and Trust Company Of the District ef Columbia. CORNER 35TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVR Capital One Million Dollars, “HONEY To LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE 5% NO DELAY. MINIMUM CHARGES R.W.Walker & Son Sy2i-1att 1006 F_N.W. Correspondents of oa asd Bante LADENBURG, TRALMANN & ©v., e6-16a New York. MONEY TO LOAN, 414 and 5%, ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE. R. O. Holtzman, 0c25-tf Joth and F sts. nw. CLEVELAND PARK COMPANY WILL LEND THE money at 5% to build you one of those beaut!- ful homes. oc22-tt Lewis Johnson & Co., BANKERS, 1315 F St., Sun Building. Dealers io all government apd investment se curitles, ‘dy23-tt New war loan 3s bought end sold.