THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1896-TWENTY PAGES. = 7 Pete pee et GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM| © nrensrare reorm. — [HORRORS IN CRETE OYE NANA AAIAAATA STATE CAMP, SEA GIRT, N. J., Septem- All 86 Beauty is Madethe | Stre = abt aces coe ee vous in Armenia 2 fe Front. be L 3100 was captured by the Ist Georgia, the ae Thin Ss ¥ | mterest in the Political Situation in | D. u econasories of ; = | N nye $50. The known distance a 2a & 99 ew soz] tte Meter old Theatrical Attrac- | tats and the team aggregate i. Are fl e O Se. Fall a tions Comfig to Washington. lows: En neers taking the TLe People of Greece Aroused by the ering of Their Kinsp le und Eager to Defend Them, ENE mW) From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening Star. NEW YORK, September 3, 1896. What with Li Hung Chang, the interest in the gold democratic convention at In- dianapolis, the artival of Joseph Chamber- lain and the advahce opening of the theat- rical season, the city of Getham is more than usually lively. The Chinese vicero! has been entertained with all the lavish sely the score they mads |The American lady display that is so much affected by New i. Georgia was then seven | by th Yorkers, and when he left today those who | PoiMts to the rear. 5 had the affair in charge felt that they had Scores of the District Men. nothing to regret, so far as their efforts| The indix ‘| contributed to his getting some idea of the | @ré heres Monday, September 7, Occurs Our FALL OPENING. The multitude of big and little cases of woolens > V2 ae: New. Goods. Bs Special Corresp we of The ae PATRAS, Greece, Av Yesterday the Americ hac two interesting caliers. One was er American woman who has spent mcrths in Crete; the othe frem North Dakota, who ir ame | # bart of his vacati ws Star. ust 14, 1896, n consul at Pa 4 HERE is only one way by which any discasc can be cured, and that ts by removing the cause, what- ever it may be. fe great medical authorities of the day d: re that ncar- ay every, disease is caused by ranged Kidneys or Liver. To restore these, therciore, is the only way by which health . is Sa veral zy » a clerg: ended to spc in the Holy Land. as frightened away atrocities practiced by the Turk: She says it is enough for a Turk to know one lives in Crete. No flag or na’ dual scores of the local teams|is now sacred to them.

ow c n eC, as t are this season. <>, | newspapers Cook sel ae 33 y I $2 are in line with common sense hey - HY | not intend to let any one reporter have al furor df BE had his tongue cut out a few weeks uxo, KIDNEYS anv LIVER eS not 4, | scoop on his contemporaries, so he made a Sues ° ; Sui Grahain 3 d_ the: ev We think al! sensible and tasteful people who see our new goods will ahaa 40 and then the v d on his he tar were d and set on fire. A hand- ath had his eyes pune? date, when all the newspapers were invited to send a representative to meet him and ply him with questions. As he c stand a running fire of interrogatori and by placing them in a healthy “condition, drives diseass and pain from the season, at least, “beauty is made the bride of use.” uid not s from . that th Second D. C. i Individual Scores of the District Team—Raided by Burglars. 2 Li Hong gs Syndicated Interview With | Sec! Dispateh to The Evening Star, The Turks Repeat There the Horrors Noto- : z to his mother, who, nom. Ye = —- twenty-two bright and keen intellects, he Gla 200 yds. 500 yd: wise unharmed Large bottle or new style z Sensible and fashionable suits made-to-order — $10 — $13 — $15 and requested the assembled journalistic talent ; Clay she managed to escape to Athens with emaller one, at your denser "| to select some one as spokesman, and so | ©b a $18 YA | Julian Hawthorne was chosen to act the | Whitacre... G 18. Its roput&ton—" Twenty years She -is now leading hi bou ” r he-is now leading him abo ee ae i the treets of Athens, mak ntunents. hit a Spec! Warn fe On ) on- part of interlocutor. The interview has al- | Wilcox......... ich naturally incites tie Greeks gen hee SO a 3: ready been published, and the readers of | irk.....0...0.. nt the injuries done to ® dournc! Toronto: BS The Star have had an oportunity to learn Cret Brrr roceoS9 ENE rE the views of the distinguished visitor upon few da. Mertz and Mertz, American customs, habits and laws and : : a many of them being : ¥*| his impression of one city First DC. ninent colonels and captains, threw off EDERAL PATRONAGE, FS F ne Chang ana Re 200 yds. 500 yds, Skirm. Total. uniforms and started for Crete. Ne 06 Street ee ie the Meperters: eins : 16) xt day the king and his ministers | Am Opinion Upon Mr. Bryan‘s Position oo e A . The mere published expression of Li] . Sy took action t the propo: on Civil Service Reform. 44 New SEra”? ill Hung Chang's views does not convey at zsqe3 20 eof Crete by the great 1 . adequate impression of the effect of the 40 (85 : rope, 0 prevent Greeks frem We are strongly of the opinion that the : fended dad gayatoy eoling [of there newaparey men with the ae ee to be a party to th ckade auestion of civil reform should be of humanit and commen moral! day Evening. brought sharply to the front in the comin through an interpreter, but every one pr . the Hed to presidential campaign. That question “4 Sa ee noted PALME ent knew that the interviewee understood | ap. ona pee “hon $ for protecuon. They were dr ae amet i stu a FR CRRR ERTS RRR SS & — ish as well as they did, and thar the | cumr.gnaincens appreciate were pen ae gx the hair and murdered in the stre aa eminagrraig sexta pagedaied pinyrsca _ 9 ° 2 $i He Telly why A the mint OF ap Uilcupreter was Sins | aeceireents iapectar ie Ge peenoe te 2 | by Turkish | soldier merican lady | #lthough its importance may not be so im- -We're drivin ge ate SEY Wes le tet tae | dating | Sa a trae = w& %| Senator John M. Palmer of Springfield, | tons asked and to frame a re Te not | 20. in. the regimental mate the 24 | facts in the case, She Is almoctonaten | Of OUF national as does that : : Geet AeuBE eS anes $ UL, who was nominated for President by lly, satistactory. “Nhe is a | Yoluntarily and gracefully the | and has gone to Switzerland to recuperate | fuySton which ¢ Sealer at ie lowest prices and best qualities in double harne Sees Ole $1 the Indianapolis convention, arrived home | slick citizen, and does not propose tobe | ct, that the EE ace ences [ene etd Sailing for America, ‘The clergyman | jn a wont. that one innppubative Ot It's the greatest commercial team that has ‘ever entered the | yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. A com-| taken oft, h or to say anything | fhe the glass. = ope a age seer ene ee ee = : ervice, which in tn for 1 age. 3.) mittce e at iiliopolis, O: »| that can be us: n or his Rov- Bareiae anes - on his way to Jerusalem, Was warned civic Bondar race for your patronage. Se ea COLT AE Stee CL eR ES ae a ne ee by his friends not to risk his neck in Turk- ; ai nage age gcc oe : : cee Pouch teckel ¢ | arrival of the train at Springfield Senator | ° 4 : baggage room here jast night. ‘Tt ish domi: i 2 ger heaeegi

2,---- =... ccece $4.50 a © Q tha: havin : ; » have played o ee : + t down to MOUS as eon [Arr cn Rin SeTIRGR EL OnRET tne Buce ese ]| Ube -victoroublbeioade Gine Gearhior the | ed ee Oak Chifioniers (with Shc ---- $6.00 + thoat any expec nOf Teceivi state would go for Bryan. This latter pre-| District of Columbia Netional Gu w 0 powe riost di = I BE pon cece anlG: the conve diction was one that no one else has seri-| ye accorded a fitting reception on its tri- members of th ++++- $12.75 Sg Was to as 1 went ous fore, at least in my he umphant return frem Sea Girt, Monday | ves, gamblers, . nee ae umphant return frem Sea Girt, Monday | _ 5 es cs desi s the nomination a]. hav democratic heac i slaiae t > 5 | siters, un s erat > and galla plier trlend: cone whoillitars put hen, AlAt wasieinply tor ¢ evening. As stated vesterday’s Star | tdi 5 eetih trace cain 2 honor in the service of Oo) “i 5 would probably case, the escort | + y we shall have some h } The Vermont bilecti ae i | -< r poets % ape, 4 deserves s = the Ist and Sth Batt aS. Manufacturers Samples of Ingrain Cz rpcts tor you Went down th 1 met Myron Parker on Breadwa S- of volun be in iine to wel- winners. soldier, ne wore the biue, but a solr gray. I exp eee 25a Pace to pick ov and the first thing he sai Gas “What do you think of Vermont?” Of} ¢ aan I told him I was gratified at the Two things to keep in mind about us. We're complete rw ed to take part in s told us would on troy it it were Theodore Mosher, tne Distriet’s ad- 1 4 “ * a self overthrown r WO-h ‘i ing that co: e restoration of the Unio! yublican majority, sked him F etur Sui ae 3 ine ilousefurnishers—and 355 that complete oblivion extended: be hs BDUPaA aoe eal aed ne if ua returned to Hos 2 A WESTERN syine story. ave boon workin 46% oer ae 907 rth to th apendilny these t ‘i knew he had b: up in merning and this afterncon framed the |_| —— : dears with very Your credit is good. north to the id by the south 19 the hd knew tie had best up | fellowing oraer : i Fourteen Ratilees Killed im One | 90065 80 far oe Sees = : north afulness of the Ee mountain | ie Sankuewicaned DOCARTERS DISTRICT OF Co- Incides cerned, & ates an expecte ender that service tom t to New Yerk with ator Pro . & i < Hous? & Herrmann, 1 expe der that serviee to my Tree tne ia irene ; 5 atu § there, for r-asons that I and thirty thousa majori 1896. y had do RTT AND I not knew—for reasons that Ukey would | but had no idea that it would approxima aa pe exe Iswo it was om te rm, and ; determines Lemur ein Cem ee not give to me—no one told me why—I was | 40,00 the voti dot Lieut. in the capaci take its permanent and i eeroecensenssesoesonseeseetonconswe cots tseese | selec ed as the representa ive ‘ are uy | dent with the Che . : cutee iar shear ndian commission. It was near een Of the year, the weather sively warm and the g ¥ from lack of ra i shown a his Brigade sca Girt, S noi of uh Levi plemente ine, and that Jered me | uon there 1 takes place on the Mth i t will be a portion ins utherized to d pes, formed inio a provis Gen, Harrison's Speech. he com afresh in the pres bliean platfo 1 its uttera intry ratilics that we have plenty of dar had vis- | men in the repul’ MR. BRYANS PROGRAM. TO PROTECT AMERICAN GIRLS. pened The Kindly preside: -Hot ten- Lit upon me. After they then I yoluntes: nzten Sep-| Some Com ent on the New District Marriage Law ina Washington dispatch to} He Will Speak nd du: position ¢ ommis= drafted c hatta (Laughter, Mr. E len and “Warden,” The following appointments e, are announced | the Wilmi » mad because he at party, we I nom | gton (Del.) Morning News Cre ee ar em : specch at Carnes! malta ae ited them. About the aft sonable assurance in the chara yeridces tks Curnmeientie) Readquarte The happy smiles of a would-be Benedict | and now, my fellow cllizens T of admiring com- | Lim 285 o'clock p.m. | noon there came emis Seon | Foe ee erga icizos Bevel nd Sunda: and his lady love were rudely dispeiled for this t of you t is i me to be the | facing aor the west a terriblg rain ier tori | ccaesitinn OF eoonen at Salem, IIL; will speak the revela made to them by the mar- ees peut Be a aunile e : wugest argument for sound money that | ‘The line il be up : The wind raged and the thunder roared althfal extensi derson, Ky., in the forenoon of the riage lic slerk at city hall, that be-| fre of my promo: earuibatbeat not yet prese and it will have eet, to New York {and the lightning flashed in a horr Qn the other band Louisville on the night of the 1th cause the vorng lady was not a citizen of |touch me, nor do I value it as Ido your | 2 Se ae Re Aa tence to respective | manner. ‘The poor Indian who we in its contu tom, Ky. isth: Asheville, N. C., 1601 the: Gulla: Siates/a:Ucenea cor thelr mar | (Presence) ere this) atterngony swithy your ||and ste, The Work Ob Speaker Head in Pa ering: fae the agency buildi nabdaa lst eheecriad ae mond, Va., ISth; Washington, D. C. 6G could nat bei ianieds) Te was) mom be- | Ry ages andl yo Cerne aes jo wishes. many who ar actively supporting THEODORE MOSHE frightened half unto death and s bd erat « @iciuck wesc & Itimore, 21st. an will speak In| cause of any churlish inclination on the | mcment of men Wolidicalerésnltesne email Sickness there heard ex- i Adjut the skin with water. When the s cleetion, and of the « York Septer part of the official to prevent the matrimo- | ycu for the kindnc you have exnibited press of regret that pis ea cL 3 al tion to Company A, 'y and the clements h I won after so much strug r rT ¥ nalab union: Bae Becaneel (hela c | menagen ia ne pine tree state was “not the nomince j the voli will in all 1 your faces any marriage shall be issued | 19 * © done somethin the people of linois. I know I ho Mr. 1 im, there came a © m an adjoining field. It ing whi yan has saic sparate Battah no license for nd New I Ss tended to modi nomination this im- the Ist Theatrical, p uttalion; Compa 3 nett r ressi¢ He has ssid but litth F ts SHIghe seanie a : ed them enough to pay them pie 3 agony—a seething soun if pression. i leave today for } to which any c n of a foreign country on of their good ¢ al May theatrical season is beginning, but ne uae Sepa m something in great distress. sted +—— ed that the flesh could be torn’ off in | the righteousness of a wise administrative dav ihat it was a disgrace to the civilization of | well-known and much respected farmer, | cerned. people in) Washingion,” he JESSE GRANT A POPULIST. chunks with a stick, the was still | S¥Stem, but for the spoils and saiarics of naturally e impressioa that | this country and to the capital of this na-|Jiving ncar Goresville in this county, com. | Said, “will have the firat opportunity of fighting with death, and at every sor vitive. eee acts acnued Be th jons of the old Mary- (mitted suicide by shooting nimself in the | Steins Becrbohm Tree this season, for he | Why He Canne pport the Two Old | Would endeavor to evil ts it up ee Sore 2 5 z unknown and Wrenner as 3 2 : Will comme his tour at > Lafayette Parties. at the noise. After som: rome DEMOCKA ances delivered. A speaker is apt : Ea head with a shotgun late Wednesday night. | Squace Oo . He was well: teas Z ently of intense suffering, ine - carried away by such a. But} had not been a marriage Solemnized ¥ The general impression in the neighbor. | caved at city wien he Grav} At the populist county convention at San Hy or eat the re- | the lim! that| in t of the District of Colum last fifty ye m then fe one ¢ in when L say that Lam satisfied wit sy trip east, L do th- | hood whe: ars which conformed te that the courts e Mr. Carson resided is that he aa aporarily insane whea he commit- t s of Those Who Will Speak at iy succ River View Tonizht. ibt you | Diego, Cal. yesterd: y and I have no de eased with him thi a great sensation caused by I. Wade McDonald, one of f moment later ts of Washington have planned speaker eerie and s ded the Tashi ace ; peat have m de a point of the following from | dead. Keokuk, who, af rousing . sides 4 sores : Ce : Bue hed ing to a statement by a member is h e n. U.S. Grant: eae ¢ pear & Heyes ahha eae essed were car Fron Se Me SR IS na Carson's family, one of his daigh- eptember 1, ISU Gn Roa seals F : 2 area ties who had violated its provi aa f 5 ager ane nets - ae é begnnietiigored eae Rapa coc be ble to its penalties; and it was | (re ead been to an ent pongnicink ihe “y, Phe Girl I “My Dear have noticed with Sn eA a3 ap erie a ‘Der ould appear to indi 4 awe i nd i pene atie ey, “The Gl! 5 zt ouleed i stooped over am iui aoe aie relate Democratic Fecal Gn enticony a riant that the law should be | Yi fore When sh Me, are of those that first saw | much interest your withdrawal from the | cision in a KS nee ae ae - amended and those sections repealed. Gene earris jvho hag re- ent Iu Weshington, anal am opkiile | acnocraiic parts aad cenoucel @kleke po (ABE SNe Red a Association (ur Jo ausploes the ex- Sins whom Ihave met, and who have} In connection with the particular part | U0 2tes tie cena ig that dam sure will t aye va De es CIE Oe pee" | drove of young rattlers, numb cursion is given) their friends will Scuieas es at democrati: gath-| of the new law which relates to marrying | Govan ice to oLines Nir fepeeu seeded a production there this | Ple’s party. This action meets my appro- Si carnp dcauane wun ok m the trip end pe themselves upon rl Pherae ie to | foreigners in this District, some very curi-| Which ‘che dids mad treat et OF water, val, since 1 have concluded to enroll myseif ee om ser Nar Gr intent te ae Giles HE ee Eres Serrano a etal tates Shia iiadahowecer uae iiy isteone, in front of the Casino T in the same ei The tnane jank in ans, Who Said that when the mother | SP sures, ‘The mecting is lo. be ead (op cain toler ek : arle who | When she heard’ th sioni of ai weanon gh, Frank Zimmerman, the republican erm must drive from } er foresaw the danger of the lightning, | held in. the ch lighted pavilion a ‘We want to protect American girls who | dnd "turnin Ge picts dye Watou's manager, apd that party any one who belleves as I ¢ the custom of sakes when dancer | River Nery one can sours BEG SNR CON OEY reasoner auty the floor w halt blown off and | S@eW. wh pilot Mr. b. C. Wt wi the anarchical plank in the democra tent aie, She 2m) ey Ene ne tbeer ee Auiiien accomplishments or the possession of a for-| ine wun 1 . It is believed that | 2tH#h Boru” Oj Company, Ail plaiform must iuse to ‘ord them prote thi tune from the rapa of adventurer: Sone atts ihe any per Mr. < on, after gion. Mr. Aibau intercsted in Was i itle stoneine tolor ny the muzzle of A E . 2 believes in the prot: 1 of Americ; ved from ty question. Sucn men | Whether titled or untitied, be longing to for-| the weapon to his , discharged it by |REW at votlage at Long ranch, Iuens at home as well as abroad. mother si he “jhe to me afterward and have ex-1 CHR, countries,” said Senator Hoar. “AS! pusning the trigger with his font he runs up lo this city every day or two. | “The plattorm of the pom turned t attention to for ae ot SNe esate GuLAITeS the law exisis at present, for instance, no] What could hive caused Me Garson to Mr. mesman the long | on the contrary, no objectionable principles, | YOuNS Tattlers, ‘The rat ae rahe eee cece See ned’ that dha acneks Gb the Chicazorg person in a foreign army can contract a| commit th ed, unless it was done w chain of theater: and seems to offer a political home that an | SP@khe numbered twenty-two and wer : i abe Eh pare were ater alee lawful marriage with an American girl} cufering from. vompc y aberration of {2PUNE ef which American can proudly enter. St specimens ever seen in the wesi. presse. 2 ne form were atie Without the assent of his own government. ind is a mystery, the ‘istmumored ew Colum houses are links, “Yours truly, J R. GRANT.” f presen vy. Jerome of the

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