Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1900, Page 10

hesane 2335 Brightwood Ave. say which you like best. _ap]7-80d You can settle in BURN without extra cost. small weekly or monthly payments m: . Bryant, District of C olumabia ; Ww. ison, North Carolina; J. Johnson, Maryland; L. H. Peterson, District of Co- lumbia; C. C. Carter, District of Columbia; J. T. Johnson, Virginia; H. H. District of Columbia; of Columbia; J. H. Wills, Halliday W. Evans, District District of Colum- The yacht Josephine, Capt. Burnett, the tender of the submarine boat Holland, will, is understood, shortly leave this port for Boston, the sate of the Halland to the gov. ernment having brovght her engagement here to a close. Released From Quarantine. give you some idea of their appearance. Beside her elegant solitaire diamonds, she had a tomacher,” or girdle, which was, I presume, decorated with more than $10,000 worth of genuine diamonds. beauty, in queenly and womanly bearing she would honor the,most elite circle of Washington’ city. In dress, in In fact, if you had OOOO OOO OOOO OO Which Whiskey is really best? 10 THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1900-16 PAGES, M K 9 RRR ERR RRR G FIFTH ANNUAL 3 BANQUET|ALONG THE RIVER FRONT = => Ss ni F. S. WILLIAMS & CO. OO T ° ao ; o Women t Too ‘Much Wh en Y our THE COLORED PERSONAL LIBERTY | NEW BOAT FOR WASHINGTON AND “™™@_] an9)a== “Strictly reliable qualities.” ‘ Bread = LEAGUE GIVR§ A PIBSER. BALTIMORE LINE. As a physical needy when Not Too Little aut uannee | Nervous System i euUices recommended we ci fo : & “Gets Upset” k R. W. Thompson the Gwest of Honor | peceints of Fish at the Wharves— use of women 3 : 5 : air . NS Pp 1 —Toasts andcThose W: » The Channel Buoys—Personal one ss ral pet ae ae ope » 205 x sonable profit added to Laties $2 Suede (( —~ there's Houble in store for 66 999 Responded. : eS 1 Hunter au Menvaomibal ent G L O V E S 35 —— you. eee, oe e DES By “economical cost” w: . re 9 — ‘spons: st ° 5 NS oe fe Le te {0% 7a » __ |_ Fifty or more invited guests assembled | aa. new Presnnceatae He ee Baltimore mean free from all jobbers’ and —— of the sleeplessness, loss { The greatest handi-] at the Delmo-Koonce" cafe’ last night, to] ang which the W. ieee middlemen’s rofits—th tual (( 5 the Weems ecently had P 1e actua ‘s —— of appetite, paleness and &)___________ cap to good _bread- rae tnely Teanects to {he Colored Personal | puiit at the works of Neafle & Levy, Phila- R e cost of making in our own ° (( —— thinness, mental depres- making is inferior | i We Thompeon, orange ee ot the Second | WeIDhla, for the route between this city, y factory. , % —— sion, that so many women &|_ lon. Young house-| Baptist Church Lyceim. The hall was | lower river landings and Balttmore, We buy for cash and sell fo: Only 2 pairs to a customer. C—= ae with. ieee keepers are apt to] beautifully decorated with American flags Sas ne ae So ee The Purest Type cash, another reason dist makes i ; 2. — Villiams’ CELE i S ogee and with ferns. One of the main features 5 - 4 s Ss Seih =. = think any kind of le is being fitted out under the supervision of of the our prices a third less tha: S = = = = nas n those ( —— COMPOUND is the four willido ta make See een ee sipesnee represen= | the company officials, and, it is sald, will Purest Whiskey i] Stores making a specialty of ————— S ii Or : . ie ion. th | a Nees ( friend a sate Tt acts ¢{___ See 800 bread. “Dhis is) Vat 820 o'slosk Mr: Charles C. Carta of | Pycmns wane aie te soneoten loner selling on credit. 1 Blue and White ye ee a aeie Oe ENE ELVES. a serious mistake. Towa, chairman of the committee of ar-| than the steamer Potomac, and will be Because it is the If other stores had our facili- > w ‘> —— Soothes and quiets them. rangements, arose and introduced Rev. ©. | oo, ded by Captain “Billy” Geoghi t I ¢ Tones up—strengthens 66 99 S. Willett of Iowa, who invoked the divine | The Northumberland will hare o tater Pant oe eel could sell as cheaply /¢ —— invigorates the entire sys- blessing, after which Mr. Curtis made | trial of her engines on the Delaware river aia tet Stores haven't our (( AAudekione brief address, highly complimentary to the | togay, Tonical facilities and don't sell as | Q tem. An ideal tonic. guest of honor, and giving a brief niatery, Reétarnp tothe Trade. Stimulant cheaply. 2 cme = 2 the organization, after which he intro- = Ca perfect KIDNEY and LIVER REGULATOR. Flo r guced orn mene Swell S Ss ershaw of Georgia as| The steamer Washington of the Norfolk ell Spring Suits from $10 § Pi g ul toastmaster. Mr. Hershaw, after making a] and Washington line has had the bent to $22.50—O: y int Bottles, only 50c. g won ee) ie 2.5 xfords—worsteds ( fc ¥ 50¢ short address and welcoming the guess, In- | plates in her bow straightened out, and ts Endorsed by —striped fi 1 : : ——————. — only should be used] troduced Mr. H. Clay Hawkins, president ped flannels—and all the One ot $1250 Chott Skirtes: 22000196. < 9 5 2 arene of the National Colored Personal Liberty | back again on the Norfolk route. The Leading Physicians. other wanted kinds. Suits half price. ( ——————— in order to insure the] League, as the first speaker of the evening. | Steamer Newport News of the same line lot of & $15.50 Black and Navy é best results! Experi-| Mr. Hawkins paid a glowing tribute to the | returned from the Newport News yard 120 Bese NRUMBTER, Agent. Positively the best fitting sare - “PRIC x guest of honor and the ponded to the | thi Street N.W., on, D- = CTLY HALE PRICE, ( Temple Drug Store, —————— enced __ housekeepers] toast, “our Future.” fe was frequently | 8 Morning, where she had been docked, ready-made suits ever offered. : ref “CERES” | interrupted by applause. ‘The next speaker | Painted and thoroughly overhauled for her = = We invite comparison. $13.50 _ oor 9th and F Sts. >a Bave found was Mr, Danlel Murray, who resnonied to | SUmmer’s work. She will go upon the route = liNGimon ax) Gamo “S14, 50 FLOUR to make} the toast, “Our Literature,” and paid a| this evening, and the steamer Norfolk has SOCIA’ iCTEOR @ } BA AAAAAASE 5 ER, | tribute to colored authors. “At the conclu- | gone into the dry dock today for the an- = 7 nee, : 66 ene See = gf his remarks he was loudly applaud: | nual coat of paint and to be overhauled | >°™°" PClO™ SE veut Im euador by a} | 0 . 3 ER, SWEET- r. . Arnett of Ohio, a son ot : z i ) Siik skirts reduced. = ER and BETTER op Arnett, then responded to the toast, teen ee, ae are as With | Mr. Archibald J. Sampson, the minister of ——} — ur Present Status.” His remarks were . the United States in Ecuador, with head- D Seven bendeome $5 Suk Under. BREAD than any] well received. The steamer Kent started this morning 4 . 4 ny quarters at Quito, keeps up a correspond- 99 Mr. Calvin W. Chase, who was to speak | 0" her maiden voyage to points on the : MAD other flour. All gro-} .oMthe toast, The saa oat lower Potomac river as far down as Nomint, | ence with his friende in this clty, and fre- | —— Moreen Skirts... cers sell “CERES”] absent, and Mr. J. C. Campbell of West Her ctices Se ee ee, fe Ane mene indulges ie cee ee aaa: = = TR Virginia responded in his stead. Succeeding ane with the country an 's people as his TU i Underwear and hosiery. FLOUR—accept no] (ie pron Pon Layton was Introduced by | Al. Richards, pilot; Geo. Guest. purser, and | Tome. He writes entertaininely and in a KISH BATH One lot of Laidles” 0c. substitute. We are] the toastmaster by request, and sang “Auld | Ge0rge Greason, steward. Chief Engineer 9 Union Suits, low neck knee Saye ‘ Lang Syne,” which reselecd great applause. | WM. A. Moore is in charge in the engine | complimentary way of his environments, 1 feemee wholesalers. ‘The next speaker was Mr. W. T. Menard, | 70m, with George Sherwood and Nicholas | and in general gives valuable information. 329 G Street N. W. BE Soest | is - reporter for the leading colored papers of | He¥S,os assistants. | After a trip or two} In a recent letter to Mr. R. H. McNulty SEPARATE BATHS FOR LADIES. meme | Peahec tele, 108: —is not one this country, aro responded to the toast. | ang Mr. Sherwood will be placed in charge | Of the Treasury Department Mr. Sampson! As g peautitior there in no cumete the wa 25 & Colored 9 whit better thew Wm. M. Galt & C ‘Our Young Men;” Mr. W. C. Payne of the engine. The Kent will be upon the | described a social function at which he was | pared with It; as a preparation for paction, 25c. Enameled Brooches, 10c. Ne osctne es . 0., ee toast, Our War and Navy." | route for about three weeks. a guest. He says: Hale, Becoming very pevular. It eubuneen the _ | y r. foore to the toast of “Wyoming | me receipts at the fish wharf in the past | “We have written you so much about the Tain ett, Re gpeautiful, and makes even 1 ‘MOT olesaiers, is Md. Ave | and her Senators:” Mr. FB. E. Barton of plain pretty. Ladies cannot adopt a more offec- Wm. H. McKnew,933 Paav O HER'S Ae Towa to the toast, “Iowa's Great Men,” | {Wenty-four hours have been about 800,000 | lower classes and the dark side of life in | tual’ mode of enhancing thelt tkatme in ciAnew, BREAD” — if Rad ratersiie Von ne to the | Perring and 29 5 shad. Herring brought | this country, separated as it is almost from | bath the skin acquires color and frechnes and aply-cod ine ey v a entire Towa: deletion 1 Prot, R. iH. | £m $1 to $1.25 per thousand, roe shad at | the entirs world, that you may have im- | loses the muddy and faded hues of wit weith as good! With } Srcrtteceteteteteeetetetecterntntectoetntntecteetetnted | entire Iowa delegation, and Prof. R. H. 1 sit"to $12 per hundred and bucks at from agined there is nothing enjoyable in the | Ladies—9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Fridays tll § pan, Se: our patented] Te Only Comptete Housetumtshers to & Beret, eamelpal of the Colored "High |'$5/to $6\per hundred. social world here. If so, let me disabuse | _Gente—7 a.m. till 12 at night. ytd seis 99 ) P 3 Walete Sl roe rene onthe: toast, Our Schools. fers have been received at the fish | your mind by an account of a party we at- | [So z Finger Purses process we util-| $ Sil Geers ete ser ne ciation wOTenIaES ince yesterday, and the warm | tended last week. It was given by the eae ane ) ize 20 per cent z $|o lersey, who discus: ue dope" weather has made the demand for them | ‘Pichincha Club’ of this city. There wera] ¥ SICK HEADACHE i 4 Received an Ovation. very light. 250 invited guest: sent. The price per S 7 more gluten é $] Mr. Hershaw next introduced the guest of | The fish towing business is now in full] couple was $100. As a compliment to rhe | ( Succumbs readily to the easy remedy to take, as 10Nn S CORBY’S | € ISS) SS iidacs i y. Th swing, and the indications are that the | United States, I suppose, we received com- than is pos- & | tones ee W Thempeon, Me. ThomyJicatchy of fish this season Will) far exceed | gitmentary ievitations Gun @cre kakoreod “Mother’s' ble by any ¢ < received an ovation, and it was several | that of last year. The tug Eva Belle Cain| that our money was worthless on that oc- m) INGER PURSES — “mown | minutes before he could begin his address. | is towing boats consigned to Knight; the | taaion © (he SnGtan eae ; Fad Pere = ee ee ‘ ledicine £| Te spowe to the toast, “Our Duis." ne | Be, Bass Lennon. thor caneigned to ketts | Heh. ATUME the pimeted eats were 0 at fane = = 4 alles Mitchel av! e con- vife lomatic S. . Purses =< Bread method uit | iast speaker was Mr. J. T. Haskins, who | & Ballenger: the Mitchel Davis, -| dent and wife and the diplomatic corps. he 3 igned to J. W. Cogswell & Co., and the} ne : Abe occa pk ment é I Pate at home : For Bab z responded to the toast, “Merit as a Mo- | Templar, those to R. A. Golden & Co. a aoe 150% a See viety Sie 0 ¢ gold 4 and bu y ~|tor.” He added to the tributes already - by full folai 2001 e : Of altver” Or \[ IS iN | paia Mr. Thompson, with whom he haa] ,Ch#nnel Buoys and Other Matters. Ally GORDIE Glin hones, r) é [OTHER'S] ;. plenty of fresh air, and a $$] been associated for several years. The channel buoy off Mann's fertilizer | vaintings, and illuminated with 250 extra > 8 est BREAD. >» Tt Gaia Ge-Gatis ah | At the conclusion of the dinner a yote of | factory, between this city and Alexandria, | Clectrie lights and several hundred candi 0 328 - arriage or Go-Cart 1s abso- thanks was tendered Mr. Charles C. Cur-|has been broken off close to the water, | in the light of which the immense cut glass BECKER S, F Street. is delivered , nae : van $J us. chairman of the committee of arrange- | either by the ice last winter or the wheels | chandeliers glistened brightly. The supper 0 ae fresh to gro-| 4 lutely indispensable if you J ments, and also to Mr. J. 8. Koonce, the . was elegant. "This telis at all without eine; R= = wish it to grow up strong and proprietor of the Delmo-Koonce. Music |f @ passing steamer. At high water it Ants Gettin do the Courses ore aaa 4 cers tine Smee $ en gr ps gs was furnished by the Mandolin Club. is often hidden from sight, and cone in=i|| creouresat was enchantine for ahisjcouns ‘a day! hy a - convenience is caused river men the | try furnish plenty of good music, | R yt $e leat} % healthy . be Ka vated Gacste, _ [absence of this channel mark. "the buors though not many singers. © ; , Refuse substi- $ We have the biggest stock Following is the lst of invited guests: in this part of the river are badly in need | “The ladies—what shall I say of them? RATED hy medicinal water. — CONCE itutes offS of Baby Carri iG R. W. Thompson, Indiana; Judson W. | of a coat of paint, it is said, all the paint | My pen is not trained to this delicate tack, Gift for ait fiver. kidney” atotsach nid betel g SE VIC “M OT HER’S ot Baby Carriages and Go- Lyons, Georgia; H. P. Cheatham, North paving been scrared oft them by the float- | and I shall utterly fail to do them justice. evo PORPID LIVER, BIL- d ~ 5 , + 3 EES 5 ice durin, winter. Of co y were looking their sweetest, s » IC) Dis. BREAD?—_ Carts in Washington, and Carolina; T. Thomas Fortune, New York: | He ie Camilla’ sescntly purchased in benignantly ‘smiling upon their admirers EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DYSPRPS! 1 : show more variety than any $| =. ©- Cooper, Indiana; R. H. Terrell, Dis-| paitimore by Taylor Bros. of this port, is | Cement eyes flashing recognition of at- HEABTAURN, Sick Urabiciie, DYSE a $3 per Tonth and Up. every loaf is ee 2 trict of Columbia; John T. Layton, New | lying at the independent pler of the Ameri- | tentions given by courteous gentlemen, and CRAB ORCHARD WATER he moat eft. d stamped! two other stores combined. Jersey; Thomas H. Wright, District of Co-| can Ice Company, receiving a thorough | they danced with grace and elegance, many cactons of the natural mineral waters Cheaper than caf fare or messenger hire. B Tt ly difficulty y “ill lumbia; Senator C. W. Fairbanks, Indlana; | overhauling of her boiler and engine. She | of them richly gowned. Among the dresses 0 ae Emergencies promptly coped with by means of 9 he only difficulty you wil Representative George H. White, North | is also to be repainted, preparatory to the | were several lately Tecelved udlrect from convenient to take; most Pt 5, 7 7 economical to buy. a £ ‘ ia; H. C . EL 8. all is ha 2 is cos’ al iste with Cl ¢ count of the many pretty pat- Hawkins, West Virginia; L. M. Hershaw, | end of the wharf of the River View steam- | jewels of all kinds were in profusion. To Q) APPLE trade” mark on we ma 0, ? ? Georgia; A. L. Manly, North Carolina; | ers rebuilt and put in repair for the com- | single out one—Mrs. Palacios (we spent last every bott! a ’ ig 9 i terns. It will puzzle you to Henry s Arnett: wane hares Baal ing season. summer in Palacios’ house at Chillo)—will | (/ CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., Louisville, Ky. rederic! sachusetts: = 4 alles e: Se. E < as: biay J. E: Barton Towa: ¢ Cushingbury, | The schooner Earl Briscoe, on which the | )¥ ashing! this identical ty tn and Thompson's Insect Powder $ Montana; Geo. D. Johnson, Kentucky: J. C. | case of smallpox .was discovered Monday | wo ring toplclty oul wrsuldlnievee meee Cle == — - en nd closets where Fou : House & Herrmann Campbell, West Virgi W. H. Ryder. | last, was released from quarantine by the | tected anything strange in dress or appear- LS pining with be 3 | s 1 Fee oe Colt bee Peeaeeien Deigigis | marine hospital authorities yesterday, and une to cause you to suspect that you were ‘he fumes of ti a C ., = WT. ai sopiedd lows c] DO! iy Telephone C a Thstane Sean y |e 901-903 Seventh St., North Carolina: G. W. Smith, Kansas; John | allowed to come up to the elty to discharge | rast known quarters of the world. CLUB elepnone ompany gs. Not 3 Corner of I (Eye) St T. Haskins, Virginia; Dr. Phil. s, | her cargo of cord wood. The vessel had| “We left this party at 12 o'clock, but irae Saks Fe Eat cas co we DE ae ( St. Dictriet of Columbia; J.T. been thoroughly fumigated by the marine | nearly all others stayed and danced until MARYLAND RYE apo Feeplietes in eG Weck woh EU, MBit Metaht, cane ao, tt 3 | & tetany a Heatal eg Watt there (wes absolutely no {6 o'clock in the morning, about the usual . 2 iephones se i ‘ash- ue ie - UP, 3 Sa % eee 2 Ds anger of her disseminating the disease. time for such a party to cease its festivi- |] stands at the top ington. ings Powe, District of C Capt. Robert H. Carrell has reported to | ties. Of course, champagne and all other! and has world. pe, fe § VW S h Ss BOYS’ SHOES. LIKE ones, Alabam: Samuel E. Harbor Master Sutton that some one last drinks were as free as water, according to ide fi h ce) Telephones Now. 345 and 1803, or ad- j eae omp: on, trict_ of Columbia: ay, Kentucky; | night went aboard his schooner, the J. E. | the custom of this country, I have the || Wide fame as the GENTLEMEN W. C. Pi Unece at en Menard, Flor- | A. Cunningham, lying in the stream, and | positive assurance of an American friend|§| most perfectly M. = Koonce, stole a spirit compa and two side lights. “Contract Dept., who remained till the last that there was blended whiskey only one person who showed the least ever produced. Pharmacist, 703 15th St.» Rpls-28d . i] Williams, Distriet of Columb General and Personal. lanommrmnpmMRnne ts ADMIRE 619 14th Street N. W. sop, istrict of Columbia: 8.'E. ateriruy, || Mr. W. E. Jones, formerly commander | "the ee aerae es one eames emi ae oe no jeut aither, Virginia; J. | of the tug DeBoss Lennox, has been placed is ow aT Pace : placed | held his own all night. wverywhh Sree eee : Strictly One Price. * —our Sw ell - Russet : Beat in Re Gate bain ot sit i [in charge of the United States fish com-| “I suppose winter is now on with you, Sold © ees) ple ELLIS’ MUSIC sTO Pid QeEWOrk fj: + te Bases soring biiness || Heine ei 4, Plein | a ore acne “nena ote | Each edrer Sante Shee || Edw. B. Bruce aaa feiss TORE, we ever had. Join the army :| lumbia A. E. Cherry, North Ca rolina; Cas-| home on 7th street. between G and H here practballee bat gpepeuial comme: & Co. 1s BRR cricrmixe Leet te alts. * of Hess Shoe wearers! ius Ross, District of Columbia; C. C! Cur- | streets southwest. Hon @tlaprnimaia sureen Stimeeereee. : E t. TE INTO A HESS RUSSEE shed pane yacht Gretchen, owned by Mr. J. E. — Baltimore, Ma. 10B, $3.00 UF P ——__ eyburn, was fitted out at the wharf, foot = Xper S. Sons, ' FARM WORK RETARDED. Oe SU ctr batons Dlessurs trip! through wes HOMES one, SEED: = f the North Carolina sounds, and cleared yes- : Action aken by a Number of Pres- VIN MARIANI : ; We make a spectalty of the finest and most CAR Ee ; | Bitect of the Weather During the Past ceag Ct Cope Btetiardboa: in ‘cout byteries. square Plauon a dificult Bridgework and give the very best ve. ree! rhe. jiani Wit ; Tow pric Rosal z ight of the Milwaukee Mariani = ous iy roger eo operation at §5 per tooth. In this operation mh24-3m-30 The following {s the weather bureau sum- aon ae ae ne ene ues oon cas Speen een dred ioi Wine--World Famous Tonio NE We employ only the HIGHEST GRADE GOLD. KAMEN | ery OF ditions: Potomac’ Tuesday. taking a tow of sata | Bresbytery, which embraces a large portion DOCTORS’ OPINIONS: JOHI LIS & CO., 3 ary of crop conditions: Potomac Tuesday, taking @ tow of sand | oF the state of Wisconsin, steps were taken apis 16d AVE. Weber U. S, Ass’n, Plamos Dental Get Acquniied Cor. 7th and D Sts. Over Franc & Sons. E. O. PIGEON, D. D. S. aplS-42d are used exclusively by the]: Maurice Grau Opera Company, Season—April 19, 20 and 21. ‘GOLDEN and flavor HOP are “ALL pure and delicious, Put up in with patent. por quarts, deliv tered wagons, for only. ‘F RE E cisen | LECTURES Ladies wilt A With Our New Beer, ‘Golden Hop.” You get good beer and you get a ot for your money when you ceva @ ‘The quality RIGHT." It's brewed of Hops and Malt— CART BOTTLES, jain stoppers. in unlet- 10c. rebate when case and bottles are returned in good condition, See witdow display of “Gol- den Hop" at Walter B. Williams’, The week ending April 16 has been much too cold, and farm work has been generally retarded. Temperatures below freezing oc- curred in nearly all sections north of the northern boundaries of North Carolina,Ten- nessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma, the low- est ranging from 10 degrees to 25 degrees below freezing over the northern portion of the iake region and states of the middle and northern Rocky mountain slope. These unusually low temperature conditions were accompanied by excessive precipitation, much in the form of snow, over the lower Missouri valiey and middle Rocky mountain a slope, and frosts were quite general as far south as the interior portions of the gulf and South Atlantic states. In Florida and on the Pacific coast the weather conditions were more favorable. Corn planting has continued in the south- ern states, but farther north little progress has been made during the week, although preparations for planting have been active. $1 A small acreage has been planted in Ten- ‘ges down the river to the towing grounds. Capt. Joseph Turner is her new commander. The sloop Annie Martz, on which a case of smallpox was discovered recently, and which has been lying in the river in quar- antine since, was released Tuesday. In the pi weeks the steamer Harry Randall has carried over 2,000 empty fish barrels to Wilkerson’s wharf and other points on the river. The fish packing houses on the river are now very busy, and the demand on the Washington dealers for empty barrels is heavv. The steamer Potomac, Capt. Smith, ar- rived from Baltimore last night to Stephen- son Bro., with a miscellaneous cargo for the Washington merchant: Capt. Jas. Barker of the steamer Harry Randall, is in command of the Glymont mail steamer, while the “Harry” is out of commission for repairs. The longboat Oscoola cleared light this morning for Occoquan, to load railroad ties to this port. The steamer Dennis Simmo: go of North Carolina pine, s, with a car- looking to a reform in the Presbyterian creed. An overture was offered by the Rev. J. G. Blue of Waukesha, and passed, petitioning the general assembly to take the matter up. The overture reads as follows: “We, the presbytery of Milwaukee, hereby overture the general assembly to appoint a committee of one minister and one elder from each synod to formulate a declara- tion of the essential truths of the gospel of Christ appropriate to the needs of the present time and make it a test of admis- sion to, and good standing in, the ministry and eldership of the Presbyterian Church.” At a meeting of the Chemung (New York) presbytery it was unanimously voted to urge the general assembly to formulate a short creed on the ground that the old confession of faith contains several state- ments which are no longer believed by any one, and that it is too extensive a docu- ment to be of practical use as a statement of doctrine. The pastoral relations of Rev. A. F. Decamp and the Lake Street Pres- “Alds digestion petite.” “Sustain: drink.” All Druggists. New Ideas in Millinery. The newest styles in Millinery have reached us from the four Millinery sen- ters of the world—New —Berlin— Loodos—and "Pariat Beautiful, aiaty conceits—each a picture in themselves, We'd like to show them to ya eoecee ee oe ee 4 se igths.u20 Refuse Substitates., Mrs. C. Stiebel, 1113 G St. d assimilation, ree moves fatigue and improves the ap« ife for a long period ang nourishes without any other food of 24 A024 24 24 m0, } discharging 1001 Pa. ave. nessee and some as far north as Virginia “ | byterian Church, Elmira, were dissolved as —— A The condition of winter wheat continues | Cargo St Piclds & Cos, Alexandria | a result of the pastor allowing the Salva- Wanted — a case of ba S d d | D AILY.| | fie s2: || Washington Brewery Co.§| mout as" repored ‘portion "of the wintge | dom, which has been In port for several | tion Army to conduct meetings in the Ripanis withoe terene tone gre ' ° : F STS. N.E. 4 3 i church last winter. p e anders an Hl fp oohiog asd HY apibuhacaa Pe NR Semmes (| wheat Bett the condition of the crop is | avs, Cleared, yesterday, for a cruise on | chy ville presbytery, one of the largest Feliet No miter “vfet fo ‘to BSS9TSS99S3 < | Very promising, while tn the‘more northerly | Chesancake bay ond irfbutaries. | podies of Presbyterians in Pennsylvania. ta Stayman, EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES, 1327 F Street. BALTIMORE STORE, 15 N. CHARLES ST. strations of the savantagon of Gf. the gas Tange jo summer, jxiven by Mrs. Annie Pauline Doughty of Boston, Muss. These lectures are given at 10:30 and 2:30 AA. «Buy a ‘ : COTTAGE Attend, ladies, and bring your note books. BAR ACR AAA AT OCEAN CITY, MD. sections the previously reported unfavorable conditions remain practically unchanged, except further detertoration“‘in Illinois and Ohio. ‘The condition of winter wheat on the Pacific coast continues yery favorable, except in southern Callfornt Spring wheat seeding 1s néaring comple- tion, and the early sown is ‘coming up over the southern portion of thé spring wheat region, FY Independent dock of the American Ice Company, discharging a cargo of 1,500 boxes tomatoes from Port Conway, Va., to J. S. Redman & Son. The United States proving ground launch from Indian Head, Md., arrived up this morning and reports quite a heavy fog from Glymont to above Marshall Hall. The schooner Chas. H. Gibson, Capt. Wal- ler, with a cargo of 200,000 laths, from the yesterday unanimously adopted an overture to the general vision of the coi Gar He asking for a re- r@ession of faith. The document claims that the present creed is too long, not up to date, and is not being lived up to by members of the denomina- tion. No specific change is nominated, but the action taken is looked upon by the presbyters as being in line with the agi- tation of the subject which appears to be Tabules S5°m.5 lee} all drug stores ten for five ‘cents. the genuine. Don't be followeds ty . Prolong fife” scid'st to fooled by ‘substitutes. fom samples and a thousand testimnortate will be — to any address for five cents, forwarded to Eipans Chemical Co., 10 Spruce St., New ork. mbS1-15-e0-14 Great Reduction 5 i i 3 t seed thro ut the count at - N. B—WE ARE SELLING s Rbeid'S is | wor Hoa é —— Directly on the ocean. Cool, health. tne states fof the central valleys, and ‘seed: | James river, arrived up this morning. fre ae E ifs tig in Hair Goods. THE ONLY OFFICIAL LI-|s‘wos'Seus °° | —— fal, adhghttut—and no anesauitae, A | ing is in progress in the middle Atlantic ae ae The presbytery of Northumberland, Pa., ; BRETTOS FOR THE OPERAS. oe "KNABE’S fou will find just what you want fn s GRAND, ARE PIANO, or ORGAN, at sur: tperenr sgt Prisingly low figures and reasonable te: Living costs little. ap1s-40d we aa ramen RA ARN sea for the season, Sito" c for sale, $100 to In order to introduce our new le we will sell a Gold-filled Frame, with the best ceality lenses, accurately fitted to the eyes, for...... $1. Only One to a Customer. ‘These frames are made from the beat galley 19-th,a,tu,28 & ae Crabs, fish and in abundance.’ Famous John F. Waggaman, 1,7, hk eh ko states, Minnesota and’ South Dakota. In tions have been extensive, Some cotton from overflows. In the 1: gold-filled material, and are warranted for 10 Fears. In style, fihish und wearing quality “they are as good ax gold. Regular price, $3.50. NEAR sip achponl PP iuden CIRCLE—CARPENTER SHOP-. xperienced and reliable men. JOHN Builder, 1920 N st. Boy prank ported. Warm sunshine Is generally need- the more southerly sections good stands are ton planting during the week, but prepara- has been planted in thé Carolinas, but none in Tennessee. Moisture is needed in Geor- gia, while portions of ee have suffered t_named state poor stands of the early planted are re- ed for cotton, especially In the cefitral and MISS GOULD TO BE PRESENT. A special to the New York World from Chicago says: It is said Miss Helen M. Gould, who has been invited to the Dewey celebration, will accept. The women are eager to show her as much honor as Mrs. Dewey, but fear such action may disturb the admiral’s wife. adopted the following overture to the ge eral assembly relative to a new short appoint a committee to take into consid- eration the whole matter of a restatement of our doctrinal standard and to report to the next following assembly what, in their judgment, should be the action of the church on this subject.” Rev. Hay Watson Smith, lately called from Greensboro, N. C., to the pastorate of the Second Presbyterian Church at Little PIANOS FOR RENE: TUMIG AND ane MOVING. office, 1006 Ornn. ave. aeeae | western portions of the cotton belt. Mrs. Bryan Lathrop of the reception com- | Rock, BN ee ate eee Fooinnraad pega has been transplanted {in| mittee sald: ‘Of cours2, she will be treated Spine me ‘Westminster confession of faith. Wim. Knabe & Co., 1209 Pa. Ave. N. W., WASHINGTON, D. QO. fe7-21tt The Steinway Kira Misano pads tod races, "ah Droop’ s [Music House, @e5-1étg 925 Pomaarivania Avenue ? Guaranteed” Machines, SUPERB PEACHES! A DELICIOUS DESSERT. Packed by the WIVES and DAUGHTERS of the GROWERS with DAIN- TY CARE. N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 FE Street. machine, we mean years absolute! ‘cout to the pure! ““DOMESTIO."* $15... In the conduct of our bus- fness you'll find we al- rays do what we agree to the proper time and roper manner. When we say we guarantee a it in order for the arse & free of C. Auerbach, 7 & H. Repair and Rent Dept. Tel. 772. Carolina and Florida has been slow. lantic coast states being very encouraging. in Oregon. o-—_______ mond, Va., is dead at the home of his sl ter, in Lowell, Mass. The outlook for a plenti- ful supply of plants in Virginia is encour- aging, but the growth of plants in North Although frosts have occurred extensively and have undoubtedly caused material dam- age to fruit, the injury in many sections promises to be slight, the outlook in the At- On the Pacific coast frosts of the previous week were damaging, the injury being less serious in Washington and California than The Rev. John I. Tiernan, formerly sta- tioned at a Roman Catholic Church in Rich- royally, but whether she will recelve more attention than the other women who come must be determined after she has notifizd the committee of her acceptance of the in- vitation. “There are women who would wish to take charge of Miss Gould and entertain her privately. Again, Miss Gould might not wish to be recognized by the ladies’ committee for fear of detracting from the honor due Mrs. Dewey. A letter from Mrs. Dewey to the women’s committee stated that, while she would be glad to take part with Admiral Dewe; any public entertainment pisened wa she was not a public personage and no special entertainments given for ried He says he sees no possibility of a revised creed in the Southern Presbyterian Church. He will probably ally himself with the Congregational Church. o—formeriy sioze 00—formeriy ‘Eustern Shore’’ to draw from. reported. < She Accepts Invitation to the Dewey | creed: ‘We, the presbytery of Northumber- 60—formerly 4 For 10 Day. Ss. é —_ 2100 Cataes for en iui et Slow progress has Ween made with cot- Reception in Chicago. land, do overture the general assembly to ete. Hair Dycing an "*imperia al Hi. ae Regenerator for ree storing gray Natural color, $1.25. S. HELLER’S, fe2-204 720 SEVENTH ST. N.W. SCREENS. ee orice nin Sereen Doors, +o+ Adjudicating Pension Claims. Senator Galling> mittee on pensions, has introduced a bill providing for the adjudication by United chairman of the com- States courts of pension claims involving difficult important questions of law. It au- thorizes the Secretary of the Interior to certify not to exceed five such cases a year to the Court of Claims for consideration and final determination, permitting an ap- Deal to the United States Supreme Court. teady to ‘sell yoo the = eae mae rhe Doors furnished—and put up, best Not a bit too early to Josiah R. Bailey, 820 7th, \w—warranted, The Batley $1 8a’ eae aaa oes a, ae Seat —- nerves bol0-s, tu&th- The ey mn ie toveute aba keeps the digestive ssaproves blond and completion