The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 3

Tim NA5HYILBD AMERICAN SUNDAY HORNING TUNE I 1S9D 3 ET lj I li dill I ry Coods and Organdies Dimities Shear Printed fluslins Worth 20c to 30c ail at only 12c per Yard Carpet Sheer White Embroidered and Tucked Shirt Waists a great bargain at only $100 Each Brilliant Mohair Circular Skirts Tailor-made real value $700 special at $376 Only Pure SiHUand Mohair Skirts latest Tailor-made were $1200 thjs week at only $750 Each Fancy Shirt Waists Sheer Lawns Organdies Percales and Madras $100 to $200 our special price 60c for Choice1 A Clearing Sale Vhich Means Business i B'o-Uosmv ornins JO Silks French Challies all on one counter at Silks at 85c and $1 Silks at $110 and $115 now--- Fine Embroideries Insertings and Edgings 35c to 60c at per yard Edgings and Insertings all fine work 15c and 25c at per yard 'Cents Cambric Penangs and Batistes 12c to 20c goods at only 8c per yard Sheer Muslins ranging from 15c to 25c at 10c per yard White Cord Pique 25c 30c and 35c cjuality Sheer White India Linon 25c to 30c grades all are mill ends or remnants 2 yards to 20 am Without Comment Submit Brices on High Grade Carpels era'ics mu (tf QiiffliSj and $125 Quality at Real French Organdy White and Colored Pique These are the 45c and 50o grades Silk Madras also genuine Imported French Ginghams the 35o quality besides a vast assortment Separate Shirts at Brices Almost a Give-Away Sale! of high-class new Wash Goods all in iq nu' one lot at the price above mentioned viz Ol UliSICO Al SLOO Per Yard Muf- Vc Offer 70 Rolls IVool Ingrain Carpels At Only 45c Per Yard Also Extra Tapestry Brussels At 43 Gents Glearing Sale! An elegant Black Skirt worth $3 for $125 500 Black Skirts each at $100 Fine Crepon Skirts $350 to $1300 Taffeta Silk Skirts velvet trimming $750 Sicilian Skirts richly lined and trimmed $450 A Bona Fide BLACK CREP0I1S $200 and $225 Grades at only $150 and $190 Quality will be- if able Linens toplims At 40c Per Yard Erp! Bleach and Half Bleached were 75c and 85c to-morrow at i Fine Napkins to match 1 each i K' Towels 20c to 25c Towels 25c in one lot choice each Over 800 Garments assorted were $100 to $150 will be 65c FOR CHOICE I7e Slave Our Celebrated Tapestry Brussels Carpets at GO Cents 90 rolls Imperial Tapestry Brussels $1 quality at 75 Cents 500 rolls of our 35c and 40c Japanese Matting at 25 Cents Aloquet and Royal Smyrna Rugs were 12 can be had at 5125 Lace Curtains were $3 and $4 at $G3 and $150 the Pair Royal Wilton Velvet Carpets Axminster Carpels Floor Oilcloth 25c Linoleums at SOc AT 18c THE PAIR This Means Hosiery Worth 35c to 50c 75c and OOc Lace Lisle Hose at 40c Tan Hose 35c to SOc at 15c Black Ribbed 25o to 50c at 20c Under Garments $150 upwards all at vu tJiSUiul SO (( a Pv A TO i ft 1 A cf- IS A BUS! SHOWS EYTHYORUIYARY ACTIVITY THB WHEIt AND IS WKLL FITTED TWO GREAT SPRING PARADES More Brilliant Ttinn Isnal OwInK to the f-reenee of So atony Dti tlDfcnlshed Garl The A merlon (Copyright 1M8 by the Associated Pros) BERLIN June Throughout the week the Emperor ha shown extraordinary activity On Suudiy he received the Geiuun and foreign to the Tubert ulotla (hnptw and convors-d with them etttial horns Bhowing an Intimaio knowUdge of (ho proceeding nnd demonstiutlcn tout lie has an accurate Idea of the wholo aubjm-t To a German delegate he said tersely: "More soup! Still more soap That 1 what la needed to cheek the advance of in-ftctimik Ills Mob sly most pleasant to the Amertiana und Inquired with apeelal Inter -t aa to tho meaning of the American eol-ligc whkh Dr Vou Sehwelnitx dountd fur the occasion PURE LiOHAIR $150 95c six torpedo tube Her armor extend Jier entire length and ahe la built ot atenl throughout The Emperor I especially db-llgbted at the fact that tho whole material la Ilremen-made The vessel will be one of the most powerful In the Gorman navy It la Kid that a marriage has been arranged between Archduke Frnncl Ferdinand anl Prince Mathilda daughter of Trinre Ludwig of Bavaria The Archduke as heir to the Hapsburg has the warmest reception from the German Emperor during hia stay In Berlin thla week A guest at the Kiel festivals tell the correspondent hero of tha Artoelafed Pre that one of the Incident was tho visit of tho Emperor tp the new gunboat Jaguar which la leaving to-morrow for the psirpoao of joining the German fleet In Chines waters Assembling the crew His Majesty addreBsel them nying he hoped they would try to rival tho glorious crow of the Iltla In fidelity to country and Emperor adding: "And don't let tho Chineso out thoro eplt In your farce" The rrew responded with tremendous cheering Tle conservative press approves and the IJberul press ennd tuns the antl-atriko bill Tho Vorwaort anys it amount to a total destruction of the rights of laborer to combine and tho Frankfurter demands its absolute rejection Th tkern-nunt lnait-d Shat the measure pas It Hist reading beforo adjournment Tho press la agltuted about the recent utterances of the Emperor and the Grand Duke of Bidet chnving Prince Bismarck had any share In unifying Germany Mont of the papers taka vigorous except ion to these statements Even the moderate National Zeitung 8us to-day: are wluit determine men and tMivue and the (has which shaped the Ptti-riin policy from Dii3 to 1X7(1 were HieGunmn people's veneration of tVill'am I is elec nnd unchangeable hut he la only William the Gnat clllclal splints National sentiment and alHO history will not apply the Ass? Yes deuh boy I made all the fell UiLnd Ah then you're a fine plover eh? Oh no! I play But mjr 40c Gc 10c r-- to 35c some 40c all a Hosiery Solo distinction akin to that conferred lo New England upon descendant of onn who over In Mayflower In Its hKnry In Its present devflopraenf and in kfi unbounded possibilities the State certainly Justifies enthusiasm of Its citizens From its northeastern to Its outhcrnuiot comer tho distance is greater by -') miles than from St Paul to Ita northe-n boun hiiy Cotton sud wheat grow side by the production of the latte cereal in tho "pnn-bandle' having already become so largo aa to attract national attention Wben immigration began to flow In cewconiers found Utile ngflrulture beyond the raising of cotton end com and a breed of raxor-back bogs complaint of was ran raise anything In Tx Now the boast Is nulling chat grow in Texas And the State is iicpartng to make mu a demonstration of thla fact at the cchbrutiou in 193 aa shall set all doubts to ret It Is entirely In order to note that the arguments delivered In Austin and other telling arguments Including resource and general good aUndfng of the State bav won a fair and cxtHbnt at the great fuisiana pun base Dallas Tex News HICII MiT It' easy enough to boon mo a grat flnnn-rlor If you have money for ejrpt'rlmrni A bison Globe On life' highway everybody la not ouly nilling but nnloiiR to take ilia rich ruon'a dut Little Kalla Herald Peihni Russell Page believe that In ndditlnn to the honor Involvd one can evold the crowd by dying rich Washington Boat One victory of death 1 to mnke some rich men give up their money when tho neid of countless human live hav failed Kansas Cltv Siar L'nrle Russell Sage evidently mean to prnetlee what ho preachr when he insert that 'here to no dishonor Involved In dying rich Clevrinnd Lemh Millionaire Huntington thicks the American inis is are too highly educated Mur woik Is wlint they biowa lAct aro wet with honrat awent In filing up tho Huntington million Journal The Baron I nothing but shame that he Hhoold be an rich the old oun- drcl!" Tho Count "Kspc Ini ly when ono take Into i onutderation I la having no Indianapolis Journal When the diath of a wealthy man cause 1 linkage of riUlhns In the slo'k irn r-ket It la nough to mtka anybody bd-tau about shuttling off thla inrutgl II If so e't'cnsue to the tOiumunliy- Posioti Traiisi i iit Conn lius Vanderbilt wa once a ronMant smoker but of late ir ho had to r'e tip toha-ro "I find" he any ouo can barn (o do without It It la ut onto the moat t-xperale and Ihe mst mi-nccc'Knry of nablt Cleveland ITaln I'cahr It 1st oficn snld cf a deyrrted magmlo Of Wall street that It gave him genur pleasure lo in ike moiuy for Ha fit ml than to mnke It for himself or wjiiecre It opt cf Ills rncmlrs And yet ilru the unlvtrsal tribute lo the late Mr Albany At gun Is the name of the editor cf a ptpar In I no loco ri i rifis Ice the I the tiirnpi! i rtrnwlieriv ctoiilate tni Union und ptmcpple sherhilami hard Ary tli (or to order Prompt deity fry Dei i ter 4 hld( Ttlephnne firttvals Itwn pirtftw r't iitlnn Ae uic enkliii a tpiclul I5ne min such jk a tit i a i brit (U cor es lamtcc Dortder Him bottom Mil Church itrcct Tctcphonu 4k 7 uu4 201 lOd light waves Th ltiveniiion that brought him most fame Is an Interferometer which not only measures light wavee but counts waves His first invention was an Instrument for measu-lng velocity of light He lueasuted the standard meter nt Paris last year Ho is also the Inventor of a spectroscope that bad a higher separating pow'tr than any other Instrument in us gome Mislaid Texas History A recent diucusslon In the Legislature on a resolution providing for representation In the Lmiblana purrhnse rehbration at St Louts in has recalled the fa forgotten by Texas wa included In ioulrlnna purchase debate referred to has created a wide Interest to the qu stlou as to whut this gocrfly land first became a part of tbs United States Tba answer to this question would genercliy be 'At the time Nvlun the independent republic of Texas was annexed to the Inked Rtntu Just prior to the Mexican war" Soma may prefer to adhere to tins answer regardless cf the arguments recenCy brought out nt the Stats cardial and in other perilous cf count! Others will be led to admit that it United Plates Territory In HW3 claimol It as part of from the time of La ball whose lat evphrutl jus cn Ttxas sell and who was there murdered In the several cessions and rctro-rrsslons of Ixiulsls'ia Texas was included Spain after Jefferson had purchased Louisians set up a claim tu It as a separate territory but that rUlin wrs Ignored by th United StatH sblf fur sixtten yuars held thre But th rplnn was lktla thought of nrd when our Government purchased Florida of Fpaln In IMS our claim upon Texas was surrendered as port of th purchase prlie ReDning to this Inkresilng bit of mislaid history the kit Paul Press fs It Is due to the Intense pride of tho Tnxaita that this bit of history hs been ao well preserved In their grand commonwealth In no State of Union probably has a similar feeling found uh large deyeloptm nt Every perup of history cvry bit of Mcgmphy re-letincr to any individual who ins had aurh but the most eommonplace jart to bear In "making" of Texas Is presprved aa a prlr-lers trrorure: und to be able to point to an ancestor among thoa planned with Austin or fought with Houston or give i' IQfI k' count beyond tenT Jack qutu king ac MEN AM) HOMEY Quen WHhelmlna las preserved bar dolls and adds constantly to her collection of the puppets Senator Butler of North Carolina ti to enter the law school of the North Carolina I Diversity this month Senator Hoar's residence In Washington Is In a large bouse on stretA kept by a family of Cubans Boone once famous as a pianist Is living at Columbia Mu is credited with po'S'Sfdng a fortune of $300000 The Dubis of Bedford vas ttie portionless daughter of a poor Indian tn fra ionary by the name of Tribe She met sni married the bHr-prcfMiinptt ve to the dukedom Herbert Arthur Russell in Calcutta Itoaa moat celebrated painting 'The Horae hangs tn tho tropolttan Museum of Art in New York she gold It for KOOO francs A Slf mart paid fifKiO for It At the famous aide of collection it was bought for the Art Milan MonMiroar where President Xnnbet of France i spending his spiing lioUdfij Is an exceedingly old town In Drome with a lino church and imposing ciirMo I otibk is living In a small house bo owns there where be rays be formerly spent fcomo of tlu) happiest days of bis life The Rev John Jut and the Itev Alexander Ashberg 8 both of the Sliawmont Calhn)l Churrh Boston have befn dc orated bv Em p'rnr Villlara of Germany for meritorious conduct during the Franco Prussian war Th former nursed smallpox cases at Met: and latter did as muh for typhus patients Gen Irving Hole who has lately won his laurels in tho Philippines thoi gli brought up In Colorado Is of pure New England itn'k nnd the great-grandaen of Col John Hate who at P) fought at Bunker Hill and whosj father was a surgeon In patriot army throughout the Revolution and brother-in-law to William Frt stott Prof Albert A Mlrbelsoft hood lulructor of phypics in the University if Chicago sine? ISfO who has Jmt bean dotted an honorary member of the Koynl Institution! of Great Hrituin was horn Jn Slrclna Poland in lv2 Tic has found time to invent sovtral Important instruments for nicuurlnit length by 1 1 'S 1 4 A N- ff 4 i tj i' Mi 1 9 iP1 fit Xj 4 TeHcher-Tommy can you Tommy (promptly Vi'tt) PICNIC gz Bnttortt Give Tlirtr Annual Outing at (rove Th annual picnic of the Phillips ft But-tortt Manufacturing Company was given yesterday at Hardlng'a Grows about twelve mile from the etty up the Cumberland River Beneath the shade of the beautiful trees of this grove the employes of the firm enjoyed themselves Their wives and children as usual took part in the festivities In the afternoon there was a base ball game and as the shade of evening drew on the usual annual races were held There wore egg racea aack race and wheelbarrow race which proved very enjoyable to hoth the spectators and participant The party left the city by boat one boat leaving at 7 one at 9 o'clock and they returned at 3 and 7 In the afternoon The negro employee held their picnic at Fdgnfleld Junction Altogether there were about 2 000 people who enjced the outing Capitol inmMi) iictn It IIni Become fleeort for Town KeelrientN The Cflpitol groundi are becoming ft fa-vorit rofort for the residents of the central poitlon of the city to upend the warm evenings The arc ehctno liKhtg placed on the ginunds bv the city was a popular nvova and each night larp numbers bave ahoan their appreciation of It ('oiniiierre With Urmnny BERLIN June have been sev-eial conferenrea this week between 8cio-tnry Jaikson of the United Ptahe Em-bay and Under Secretary Uldithnven of I he Foreign Offic anent the propojed coumuroUl treaty Tho matter la mak-lr aj little progress as rmany tl)l iu-nislH on rluiimng under the favored nation clause all advantngcg nsultli from last ytnr'R Kiench tiontv without granting any equivalenl? The United Ftatea (lov-ermmnt howevrr is not prepared to udmit tho cluun (onulno Srrivens patent elastic bovtu drawers 50c pair UlrahlK-rg Bros 310 and 3j1 North Uolh ge owg on the Luka turn green with envy oloLhca fw know I wa raferrlng to DDES 1 fA 'r he wat born HD only sinter is the wife of Pay Three tor Tolfno of the navy father of Mini May Tfdfnc one of New The Major had no children His widow survives lilmM IHIhKY TI1FY WANT IlufciidhlMB CltlHenR Vote for ttu Wet nUWLLVILLR Ky June 3-(Spe-ciil A vote wtis taken hire to-day fu to the town should have open saloons or irnhlMtlon mid tho wet Bide won by a majoiiry of 177 The election w-as quiet and orderly and wnu a fair exprcaaion of the citLens of Do town ot rnlfal In 'wtnre BERLIN June V-Tho cobrt'spondcnt of the AfRru luted lrrw Itaina from an ix-c-llrt sonne that th iidenicw this tween Ur Lxla the Minister of the here and Baron Von Buelow t1 Minister of foreign AiTcira was not of a nci jr ro (J i'll natme The Foreign Minister (mplKhlililly told tho Trarsva'U repi rejtnuniw tint the vImnu and boat course the Jki Con rnn nt was to make peaej with (licit Britain and aboNe all nmedlly to giant him This does not lenvo a donut tn f)r LcnsIs mind that CL nuany also wishes to the rofoimu introduced Home MImhIoh The Home Mission Socioty of MetCendrce Church will meet to-morrow afWrnoon ot 4 MIb Doi'tor will jou mirry Kiv Dr Thiully (a wilowcr)- Well rcdly Shtw firacc this la no audden Misa Oh well tuko your tlnw to think it over Dick and I thought wo would like to have you peiform tho crcmcny for us As The two great spring parade Tuesday oc the Tcmplehof and Wedmsday at wero more brllltaut than usual owing to the proarco of many distinguished gut Ms including Archduke FrnncU Ferdinand hir to the Austrian throne Duke Nifh'Ite of YVurl'tiiberg Prince John Ocoi of Haxony and a aroro of othcis Thiie wem more Americans present than on nnj former occasion Besides the pr-u nr 1 1 of the Vnltcd Stules Kmbasey on ulnte Gemini MnJ PLerinatt and hla til is Wyberg Dr Boyd Dr aughn Nuitnl) Prof Ptlloa Dr Vou Sihcvcln-Dr Wahnn a id Dr Ponogua of tho Till reulosi Congrirs Willard Merrill of 3 Jdl'wnukie Ccoige Ptarr George S' Lie) still Natal Mliu In Peehler were among tho giHHt-c al the pnidc dinner In the evculni a' llic r'ii'c Lb mu ant Commander Pc Id 'is prc at the lauiuh-lrg of the Ktlrcr Williclm chr Ciojse at Kiel cm '1 hurndciv On both or a-slc ns the mpcnor went out of hla way to show him ict'ention The- inn hlng wo a Beene of glreat splrm-dor lliinihs the older Imperii) cs inpmv and the (Iran 1 Poke and I he-s of Baden a number of the highest Generals nnd Admiral wen fni til mum OK MAJ OVKHim a for a Time a Resident of This Ultv Many fiiendw of MhJ Lewis Overman who huh oi a reriUlml of belnK conn-Ud with the (JovernniiMit Improve im'iits on the river will bo iKiiniMl to Icarti of i ic death ngiid to hii death Towu Topics hns tho following to LsU Ido of tho Unitul HtMtea Knincer Corps met It a audib dtuth wttk following ae-eiduUal lall fiom a hleh jUngln on hlrla be wa superintending rome alteirtions in hia country place at NanlmUet Since tho rllmnTt from the nny he In a rjwnt Mi aununera at Ninturkrt wlirre os a young mnr man led tho daivutor of Part Janus IUt lor an old uni prominent cliDi'ii and h-1 had gone only few dnva tt make roidy for this vum-rm pojoum The ikhh (vouh-s as a gnat aho to a ery wide lulr of fi-lnnl In wan will ih ril 1 in a retraTk mmlo to nu by a lite-lorg friend court ty gHtlemnn a gin I tuu friend conipnr lonnMc nnd an upright r'n Ins me from ub MnJ Overman grjduitd In PD Inw at West oaIH In lM sns immediately a-Hind to tho Fnfclnrer Uorj and wai mil uuioualy rnaged pn importunt jiiiblle works during tne wmlv thiity ywirs that bo wni In tho sonicc lie wa one ot the bright nmn of the aiTny He came of an eld family of FhUadelihlt in wbtcb city Ftnporor WllHim hritf vMt to A is Tu tMHbft'ni ca Kin) viMi tl' of mm inn hL in woiLir ri Th rue nt to Count TMiuu for bniuin will Htnrn to rotHMim dfcmnj? tbn mMillo tif uk iThe new Iron il liuodiecl on h'liinwlav 1 of 11! 000 ons spe Is 1 1 unites long inetrea he am ha lino' ho ae fgiwcr and will have a aiwed of 18 knola Fhe will he armed with forty-six guns of various ocUI-bre aud eight machln guns and will hav.