THE E PUBLISHED DA PT SUNDAY. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1101 Pennsylvania Avs203, jor. 11th ry afterncon paper in Wash'ng:on The Evening Star Newspaper Company, that receives the dispatches of 8. HKACF ANN, Pres't. f oe a Po Few York 06 - Part 2 a Pages 1 1 = 1 4, Ae Asso ated Pres: It is = therefore the only one in w ‘The Evening Star is served to # h : PS 3 @ity by carriers, on their 0: ant. per week, o- 44 certs per m: t th — -— The Evening Star is the only the reader can find the complete By matt news of the world, directly trans- Sheet Star, $1 per year, with mitted by telegraph, up to $3.08, mt Oilice at Washington, D. C., | —————— = = = — | moment of going to press. cess 1898-FOURTEEN PAGES | 7 All mail subse: CHED NEXT MONTH. ditch at the end, which ts al SUBURBAN NEWS| isisicis ps WASHINGTON MONDAY, APRIL 18 Interesting Statist Rates of adve ca Prepared by The Battle Ship Alnbama Soon to Be pre vided befor ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS | cnn. sucess reseca oy | MENACE TO HEALTH|"? ate : BROS. | es eee — fENS| Ne m of Princ <= CO. = A bulletin on the subject of Spain's for- | The first-class batt!» ship Alabama, which S82 ova Hey & CC ~ oe i ini eign trade fro ‘ 85 has just bee 4 ini been building at Cramps’ shipyard since | yr, Hernert C. Si * uy caren dng is: A —— sands ig Taining | 1" trade from 1891 to 1885 has just been | Deputy Coroner Glazebrook’s 0) arel| ir. Herbert C. Smith and family have removed perrates en — Thousands Visit the Italian Training prepared by Fratk 4f. Hiteneock of the) "ee 5Up vember, 18%6, will be launched May 18. | to Washington. beaming ting fond 939 F Street. Ship Amerigo Vespucci. Agricultural Club. Two topics treated in of the Morgue. slightly larger than the Iowa and ex-| Miss aun ae has gone to Baltimore for a | ¢: pimegiations Should Be Canducied te Prstuce = ’ 2 detail are: Spanish commerce, navigation ar in size and design to the lli- tee i md ones |e Measix, Reeves and WoIL C. Con ——— aes SSS and shipping. e tots e trans- + ieee 7 Dulane lat cNewper elgn Missionary ty of th or | Child Be Te, > iene ent a ; ine ee we a ta tonnaee ee noi ape a conan Bae Memorial Presbyterian Chureb will meet Wedues- | Katie Connolly; "The Bue af the Public s ported to an¢ om Spanish ports e a Sa r , TeSpel ‘ly. day next at 2 p.m. at the chureh. by Miss Meta Hawkins; “How to Awaken Inter ' VESSEL 10 SAIL THIS AFTERNOON years mentioned, the United States, with HIS PLEA FOR IMPROVED FACILITIES | Commander Willard ae Brownson has] Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Root of Buffalo, N. ¥., were oe: |i | a record of 3.91 per cent, was the fourth returned to this city from his visit abroad, | recent guests of Mrs. L. A. Langille. Speer mea | j = ae a country of importance, that amount being ee ee Where he was sent to purchase men-of-war| Mrs. E. Lewis entertain Ladies’ Aid, BRIGHTW OOD. i ij . - . carriel by merchantmen entered and and munitions for th use of the United | Home and Foreign Mission: les of the St. eure i 4 9 ij e Seay 7 : ia Saree A greater number of pe: present at the } the Candidates for Office Making | cearea in the trade of the united xing- | Efforts to Induce Congress to Make | States mislvye, Dhe| comenander sis) todking (penne ore ea ee eee ALC Maal | ral imasiectaceiiee or ee ee | TaSnion S dom. Ps ere well bronzed, and says he had an enjoyable | prevent. At the home un Me iL chureh had ever before am | |} | a Vigorous Canvass. Of the merchandise carried by vessels an Appropriation. trip, having spent practically all his time in | read a paper Within Our been arranged by th ad was | | entered at Spanish ports during the years Italy, France and England. He made a'| and Mrs. G. \ an oe LecamerMbonedivemss’ |p. ca uar ers) ee 1801 to 1885, the United States furnished number of recommendations and reports to | Iason's article on * dircetion of Mr. W with Mies Kila | | | 5.68 per cent. Secretary Long during his _ ins; ate een i | sections. ele 3 Varner was sels cleared | NECESSITY POINTED OUT | Commander Brownson during his visit was | {Shell amd Mee CT Warner was, eas vrcaniet and Mr. GENERAL AND SRSONAL | ,Of the goods carried by v —The movements of the fash- |} f as corneiist. Superintentent Osborn of the Su 3 | during i891 to 1896, the united kingdom able to gauge the feeling which the Euro-| stcnary socteties will unite ine day schoo! was in charze of the exercises, which ion world are reflected here. | creat Was the destination of 58. per cent. The ge pean nations have for this country in its | Home and Foreign Missionary se re as follows: Organ yolupte Mix W. selfi , | United States received 3.15 per cent; Cuba, issue with Spain. Concerning the English- | ington at thelr Distriet « y meeting in June. | aa nGgecnte aid Meo! cre selling as we never sold jj Bureau, Seat teieeeaie ee ith the | _THere 18 no one, perhaps, in Washington | men he remarked that they ars with us to cea a oe before, and each day goods are King strest, Spe co ial transactions with the | 41.4 Knows . ; jute necessity | 2,m9n. A great many Frenchmen sided | Rey. and Mrs. N. G. Parke of Pittston, Pa., vis- a : aii scenes chanred. | Bell Telephone 106, rest of the world amount annually to more pee debe ees es ae eee although the commander said | ited thelr niece, Mrs. J. IL, Massey, while « Dilsete berg : ? i, | | cleared out and scenes changed. il ALEXANDRIA, April 18, 1898. than 3,000,000, an 18% the iictchanidiae ‘ eee eae = % “a ye eaUDS regarding them were based | way home frou spending the winter in F! “Ha 1, : Mov | This ever chan panorama |! eager a Se oe s imports amounte¢ 16 and the] ped morgue than does Dr. L. W. G to $161,82 on reports only. Italy being on> of the}. Judge ©. F. Scott of the District Polic Sunday in Alexandria ts a very | 3 x z exports $155, ‘erage value | brook, the deputy coroner of the Jatin countries, there is an element which SER Ss SER ode a tution, . gree lattes Cale eat mai but since the arrival of the Ital- | for ISO to 1 440, as com: | He is sympathizes with Spain, although many of | Pying, {he winter i t Of the BAL Kappa fone iai set 7 | ll est and pleasure daily. i ip Amerigo Vespucci Sunday | pared with $317, r the preceding any Perse cases the conim-reial classes, realizing that much | Pai Society of Colum 5 . is in Phila. | Wakin, “Lig 1 i TW pate —— bes. ache caer literally flooded with | five years. way the efforts of the Disirict Commis: of the trade of the peninsula is with the | delphin as a delegate to the annual convention of | ten gidie: = recta | | MILLINI RY needs under- rae ery = ba RS ee Spain's foreign trade is-largely mari- | €rs and of the coroner to secure the } United tes, look upon our contention | the Phi Kappa [si Society, now in session there, tion, a \ scoring. Cases of creations | 2very train and every boat time. Of the merchandise imported and | House's approval of the appropriation of | with fave The regular montlly the ss Lie ton adding hundreds of people to} exported during 181 to 1895 only 1 y in the “library ber | $2,10) which the Senate dded to the pend- | The commander will leave her2 this even- | b'°¥ 1 from Europe's capitals as well i } } from our own fashion cen- | | F i} I ‘ room Iast) Wednr W.-C. Stith artwver by a and | ||| It fs Lelieved that the crowd of | cent was transported by land, while 84.1 pee lis the con- | i8& for New York to assume command of | had prepared wa each umes Th asell Lowell, | closing «horas, “Bezovd. He tx Lise \ as erday greatly outnumbered that of last | Der cent was carried in seagoing vessels. | N& District appropriation bill for the con- | ihe Yankew to which he'hae peer e igned. | which was read tn his uh to Mr. Theodore Roosevelt will probably re- | Mayor C. W. ¢ amounted to] a morgue, which, while it will not be all | sign his office as assistant secr-tary of the i i th: | The Brightwood Avenue Citizens’ Associath made under | Version of the D street engine house i oh itl eo we Citizens ij ‘The | cers: President, 3 The impoctations and export rhe 2 a 2,000 a when it ts estimated that 12.000 | ore eer alae daring de my delivered a rec ters—bowers of Flowers such Mise Birdic Russe! Sunday, 1.11 per cent; the united kingdom, 22.05] Speaking to a Star reporier today Dr. | were re: y extension bill At the June mecth onsible for the wreck of the | Cut. the sum: publi the number on board was so large that no} her cent: Cub £ mealies Sree : r 2 as the French excel in making |] People visited th: city. All day long yes- | $146,909,806, and those under flags of other | that could be desired, will be such n de- | navy, in case of hostilities with Spain, to ac- Piadts amil sles alaieie wiareen: twcay. ate es; tava i = iles of the velti f «3 terday little boats of all kinds were kept | nations to only $115,145.67 cided improvement over the present so. | CePt 2 Commission for active service in the radine cow gratin diene : fy] mules Of the novelties of the | Lusy plying between the wharves and the| | Of the foreign commerce of Spain during | Cincy ae aie Wea ascaca. army. It is believed that he would prefer Ar sand “Bobby's | ‘The association listens the report || season in Ribbons greet you a ip, taking out and bringing back | IS!1 to 1885 about 70 per cent was trans- a i Pen ae make it a decided ac- | to serve with the New :York stata troops. fn rly minions test vote it was =e mittee on hig! : a and til On evers ihe + - : z “te . 7 eepaie Gs 6, sition to tl strict. as neve! pubte tinue plies meetings he he report fave ny ne i side. re. At several times during the day | 2¢ted with four countries, viz: France, | quisitio e Distric He has never doubted that the Spaniards nt inue pubiic- meetin | * i 3 i} { In spite of the fineness—the | mm Zs 5 = = a entertainment is to be given, each guest vei . wh template the ima er 20 per cent, and the | Glazebrook said no one who has ever vis- | Maine, and believ>s that act fully justifies | expected to bring a bout, 3 que features of Sth and With wtreets and. Ii ‘| elegance—the charter the minister Sor perkedicnls fect the appearance of a : Mr. Wm. H. Steuernagel. | came next with 4.46 per cent, while Porto Save assurances that In case of hostilities Lonis and Ralph, ef | £6 4 , | we refund money if there’s any the present morgue by the people in i : ‘ ic > 5 Wt guest f Mrs. Mm : : : Last night th> officers entertained a num- | Rico supplied 2.64 per cent. Of the mer-| neighborhood, and they have at tines even | the Steamer could be cleared from Havana, sedan? 1 Pas ae | dissatisfaction. ber of friends aboard the ship, in return for | chandise exported from Spain during the ne so far as to ask the health ofcer to | iver ample protection and allowed to ree 8 returned from spending ed the je in Petworth the many complimentary entertainments | same time, 34.41 per cent went to France. t | menace | turn to an American port. The Spanish hat emanate from | Party will number 408, most of them baing | 4 Ths, Ittel simply horrible and unea- | Young men who have offered their services | SUE match Baste y, the policemen who sie-p | i te Spanish army in case of war. Some | pists at the police precinct in the warm weather, | Women and children are included, as they the walk w ing and gravel both nee and provided them during their stay in this | 2 per cent to the united kingdom, 1 The officers have made a most favor-| per cent to Cuba and 347 per cent to SSS Porto Rico, while the United States came ailors have taken the town, though | eighth in the list of countries to which un Club held fits. first Monday at the Highlands. 7 Will be held in the Noyes ‘ment. it has been April 22. at S o'clock, for jates for an time y have never been in the least boister-| Spanish exports were consigned. The | when one or more bodies are at the morgu are a part of the colony making th» move, mnnicizal their behavior ng be2n commented | average yearly value of the goods trans- ‘ed to pull down the windows in | 4Md it is said also that the hostility to | ‘lection. May 2.7 held at the | © age. pending the ¢nsumma on most favevably. It is expected the ship| ported by Spain to and from in to escape the dreadful o Spanish residents in that locality has be- | Sg'g', miluay sti ada as Work on the sewer proper. Proport: will sail thi ernoon for Philadelphia, ce i - )an¢ n then escape from them is not se. | COMe marked of late. ‘The consul and vice | 24,6, where she will make a short stay. The ‘ips, ($32,061.56; | cured. and { have no doubt many men have | €oMSul, with two assistants, will remain at | Aeations many friends that the officers have made in | the united kingdom, $27,060,104; Porto Ttico, | had their health seriously atfecred, Tampa. Mr. W not be compelled to com ect thir 1 n, thea, but a number have made arrange: do 86 at once. e all other auali- the state for voters, ulhoun has been a r At the Baltimoy onfer es Alexandria orry to see them go, as 5 and the United States, $9, 23. ae z i —— ee ee the counell to “ avi + the “construc Ba ao Same rence of the Met! all of them have made @ good impression. | Of the merchaudise shipped from Spain Rustent Senson of the Year. COAL AS CONTRABAND. Teady- established’ the ‘crates “on tmaaet ot the ‘The Churches Yesterday. in Spanish vessels, r cent went to “The busfest season for the coroner {s —— streets. His selection is a 2 tee that the con- C to France and 7.72] in the spring and summer months, when | The Real ™ tract reauiromerts will all be complied with, ‘The various churches were fairly well at-| Hor cent to forts Ries” Coal Whitt cone D a months, when al Meaning of the Action of to a large con- Mr Griffith c rom the "Prince county circuit. Heury Darling has removed to the house feeently vacated by the famliy of Mr. J. 5. own. S.A. Lehman was calle recently to G: hi unzer brother died was 24.274.939, while | the morgue in which to preserve or keep Even wher thi: iele i: b : See five years was only | these bodies, and when that is filled, as | © So Se Se having been at work at —_-—-—_—_ GAITHERSBURG. * the home of Dr. and Mra. N. al ted an attractive scene a re-] The leaders of the probitition party of the when- the M ‘aham delight- | county met here for conference last week in Car- ed thelr friends at an Easter Usle's” Hall. Chairman V. D. Watkins was a Those attending were Mrs. Charles Lee, sent, and Rey, C. J. Burdette presided, with 3 Agnes T secretary. Funds were provided A new Turban exclusively our own. Made und. The crown is of silk straw bra! bri is a roll of satin be filled ington, \ Stecle of Ste:l'ng, Mis a] with which to conduct the coming congresstonal ag oT rasp ecaat atGh nerease was due to the | oft occurs, the other bodies must be | Said to be usual to permit a vessel of a| Mult: alstop, Miss Mary King of Glen- | campaign, and addresses were made by Rev. Bur- wills, finishes the rile, Si 8 gz. A number of the growth in the tonnage of the Spanish mer- d on the floor of the building, to be | bellingerent power to take aboard sulfi- yn, Miss Stephenson of Herndon, Misses Mattie, | dette, Rev. J. D. Raytield and others. Price only: teste > A!) ats 0: Horner's chantmen. ‘pt, as the law requires, thiee days for | cient coal to carry her to the next port. | Clara and Hate Giaham, Julia Darby, Marga: The Guild of Ascension Episcopal Church zive a | || A new Fine Snitt Braid Sennette | ton were nt. On December 31, 1895, the latest date for| the purpose of identification before being | Once out of the port, however, the vessel | Nourse, May and Bale Davenport, Jenvle and | very successful bazaar at the opera house Wo Braid Sailor has strived. 1x Knox Rev. J.T. Irvin ucted the services | which there are available statistics, the | buried in potter's field. takes her chances with her ‘contraband | Lizzie McGowan, E izabeth Rice, Rebecea McGill, | day evening. the proceeds to go to the benetit of | |] —— ease Soh ee 68c at che Second Presbyterian Church. merchast maune of Spxin compilscd fii) “his so-called morgue is oniy about I?! cargo, an it iq qinble to selaure as GonGe. | BON Gr MeNIM Sine mane alee the Sunday school. An aggregate of $50 was re- | |! eRe aoe 2 Special Epworth Lea: . having an azsregate tonnage of | by 20 feet, with a ceiling but ten feet high, | band of war while en route to a port*of,} Cate Parker andi Nellie ¥ : Mr. alized. HH The Berkelr. a Dew ap "OO, hel Methodist Compared with the statistics for | so one can easily Imagine the horrible state | the belligerent pow See kc ! ‘The’ count rs have appoiated Mr. | | braid sxilo-—wiite. Oots.... 9YC, |] last sures of 1895 show a slight In- | of affairs when there is more than one body | Applying this rale to the present case, it | Gea ain Hatin, BoM, Vtal: | Eigah W. Watker t and Messrs. alex- | | a ee ee Rev. nge Smith conducted the ser-| crease In the size of the fleet and a rather | there. The ice box was donated sev is said that if a Spanish ship went ‘to | tott. GT. Mankin, rabam, Philip Nourse, | Sheet © : DP | | weer tlnc pk hacen dace’ $1.69 || vices at railroad reading rooms yester-| marked one in its tonnage. The steam | years ago by a local undertaker, and w Kingston for coal she would be able to | Charles .'W. EB. Parker, Join Medill Se ane apa Ht vs! atte et ? ° day afternoon. Vessels increase] from 431 in 1886 to 523] then but a second-hand affair. A’ ph carry a supply sufficient to carry her to | “ithur Flas. Rufus Darby. coming proficient in drill und {i cached Panama Sailors, with vel- |} in 18 is supposed to be able to stand anything, » co or Cu vhe! mo away | olhe remufs of Hiram K. Newman, father of M b ft word | |! set ribbon ! Democratic Primary. PP tan ag, | Porto Rico or Cu When once ewsy | Charles Fo Ne were Borght here W - | b. M. Lips and Li rd | | block i aide utente > lee an to s sl that for the five sears from | but Iam frank to say that often I have,| from Kingston, however, the vessel and | Gee s,2 30 N. J, and interred in Oak- | B&S been re E 5 coe Ser] i ! The democratic prim: % 1891 to 1895 inclusive the Spanish shipping | when making an autopsy, been overcome | her cé rgo would be subject to seizure by | wood cemete: . Newman was eighty-six y a x a : li a Solanthe—el choose candidates for the several offices to | was conducted somewhat more extensively | by being compelled to work, say, an hour | Gaited Sears ships. The same rule, it is fdent of this e - roll edge, in wit t the elections in May will take | from the customs districts along the At- |< 7 two over a badly decompo: d body in | said, would apply in case a ship of Great 1B eneampment of the Order place tomorrow. The polls will open at] lantic than from those on the Med! such close quarters. We have either, in | Britain or any other country was engaged |W wil ee ee is : vis, At the close at 6:41 p.m. ranean sea. The ships entered and cl such cases, to keep the one door and the | in carrying such a contraband ar icle. The y ppment of Alexan f ay {hse elved a potted a wolemice on Atlantic a nted annual two small windows tightly closed, or else | tlag would protect the snip as a whole, but ©. Andrews of Yale University spent his | fener in ee aot oopltey Seon 704 as against $15,738 along th open them and offend the nostrils and en- | {t would not protect the contraband arti- | Evster vacation with bis Wi Mr “aud Sirs. | “Ey, Deantito y j ney, for which the ¢ ranean. danger the health of the nelghborhood. It] cle on board, the ship being subject. to £ West Falls Ch ee ‘Apple | axe the sree gupta le st SSS is not only a bad state of affairs for those | search and to seizure of the contraband | aeons & C22 a buch GEN, MILES’ PLANS. whose duty compels their attendance there, tes are W. H. Smi The rule wi which the cand uld apply equally, it | street, and will” Our Whea u Be but how much more dreadful it is when to ships taking coal in Kingston | Mr.J. 1. Ds are again oc- eee ome a: hi Dorle. the aust (Time for Leaving the City Not Yei| relatives or friends ave compelled to visit use of United States naval vessels. nce at West Falls i See Parr. Be, nies Fixed. the morgue under such conditions. Often | In effect, however, the rule would be ap- | Oucn easiie he aie Renna H. Callahan, nt commissioner of | Major General Miles, In command of the |! h@ve seen them completely prostrated. plicable mainly to Spain, as the United N. Oden, were brought here from. Loudoun f A Wings revenue, and Theo. linger, miemiber Of fa imae has nat yetfixed! the timelfor leae- Some of the Difiiculties. ce nae woo need not look to Brit- conn, Thursday, and interred in Oakwood ceme- ancien i immin ai om the second " : nee : : ish West Indies r coal supplies, | te: and citizens. } ortene the beard of alermen from the second | (> \yccrington {oitake conimand of the|| “Bécausé of these conditions) we are often bah ycnt uals tors thelbeos aul, Slneadis ani ara ad Cae ee y | nswortiien ward. s Spanish ves The fight for each office bids fair to be | extenstv x pvernor and i ca a force of regulars soon to be mo- | compelled, out of sympathy for relatives | this as well as other West Indian ports for Hall recently on the to call upen the governor an ti} Lilies of a hot one. All of the candidates are work- | bilized in the south. His present purpoce | and friends, to make autopsies at the y in South America.” ‘The lecture | universal favor Mr. Baughman handsome epr: i- | such suppli {i < } ‘Mage Impro meet with. % ‘ ing hard for supremacy. not to leave for some days, as the mo- | dence of the dead person, and that, you — ee Socie fe" lecturer was entertain ANDOLPR. Rich Ribbons. I Trial of Lovelace Brown. zation will not be accomplished within a | know, is very harrowing to thelr feelings, RAINFALL IN CUBA, At the last me : ee It’s laughable to sce how the |} 5 Fi ea ey : ; : or the | althoug! res . —= Payne presiding, 3 The trial of Lovelace Brown, charged | week, and it will be of no advantage for the] although the law requires It to be done. |. cs s a eg eg ee, sists Arabs Deka a with the murder cf his son at Mero post | commanding general to be on the ground] Then, too. I or the coroner is compelled to | S™* its rea eeDatenin: Commection Beene ie, emartiaer teen Se ae } prices quoted by other sup- office, a few miles south of this city, se until the forces are brought together. In | trav: several miles to inspect bodies which, ae ans for Invas! oP: 3 cs a Gist Ian pantech ae MTGE aoe ke posed bargains are lh: than eral month s told in The Star, be-| the meantime th several commands will | had we a modern! ec I aes AS uae peda pe teceatly: wiefting ie Cave "| vigorously pushing operations at the gold min | our regular figures \ pate rf irt House ning | report to the division commanders ONS are any worse in Gute eee ony | talpfall in Santiago, Cuba, has

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