, u "artisan r our“. murmur
— m A um: run.
a
Allow mull! Morn eight o'clock
{my Mill alum at in was
“WW lion: box 63, loam!
“ on “in “nut. The fire department
nu the blue in the basement of Rev.
'1'. K. Noble": Inn: an East avenue. The
' Ill-um not pin!!! lunch headway
“were soon extinguished. The lira
want) doubt of irroendiary origin. as
‘ thepndlockmthaburementdoorfiwhich
mmrelylackni early in the even-
in; bad hem brohn OH. The harm
‘uudwringewmmnioved to: plueeol
' unfety. '
Only onenrenmlol water was put on
the burn, as Rope Hose eon-puny caught
the nearest hydrant, causing the Phoenix
boyototnkothe one near the Military
imtitntnlnd not having lune enough to
ranch the bnrn,they wernohliged to have
recourse to the supply wagon and Hope
hose company's remaining hose.
The continued ringing of the alarm
brought out nearly the entire [inundation
of the borough, and the street near the
Noble-residence was literally jammed.
Theincwnant clanging o! the alarm is
acemtnted for by a member of the dc.
partment, who nys: "The aimpunics
have had considerable discussion among
themselves on the Superinlemll-mry of
thefire alarm question and several of
them have stated that the 1K)Xt'3 warm
not in good order. 0m.» of the inrmbem
decided to test the platter {or My own
satisfaction and to let the rm: "2 iii.-
firemen know that iv: was righ; ll.-
lelt his company at the top of the lull
and running over to the box relirvml the
musending out the alarm. and kept it
up for himself.” .
The box was pulled fourteon timer;
and rung for twenty minntr-s.
Till!!! RIVE’I’S GA"! WAl'.
Work sic-pended u ltollln’o llnl I'm-n,
to Repair the Boiler. ’
(Shula; 0. Tim. the wgimr in .\.
Solrnan‘s hat factory, Union street. was
st work on a pump in tho engine room
ymterdny afternoon and about {our
o’clock he examined the boiler. as usual
when he discoverul that three rivets on
the under sided the boiler had given
way. The fire in tho inmate was dmwn
and this morning men were at work re-
pairing thedamago under titt- Iliru‘iinn
of J. H. Rania“. of Bridgrpirt, (-hiwf
engineerof the. Hartford Boiler imper-
tion and Insurance Company. The
factory is closed to—duy owing to inability
to run the machinery. Tin» boilerisa
new one, having been med only three or
(our months. It is suppmul that tlw
water became low in the built“? and the-
hent 0)!)th the iron, tun-ling tho
rivets to give way.
Manchu-gen In Temperature.
At his residence on \thiltgthn mlh‘vl.
‘ Zx-thor Dudley P. Ely has n rwonl ul
. the changes in tho lvrupu-mtnnu dating
from 1879 to Will. Ant/0H1; tlw runny
sudden climaxes we non-d the following:
1mm 4. 3.00 p. m.. as = :July am;
I" m.. 063: August '25. mm a. mural”:
3:00p. 11).. 7| 3 . lwilwllny 12. 10:003.
11)., 8753;313)’ l3. I0zllla. mull": :lh'tnlr-
or I, l:15p. m.. 83:: Octolm 2. 4:00 p.
m.. 365. latte—July :5, mm. m..lll 3:
1:45 p. m.. 93¢ ; November I. 9.00:1. m..
M 3: 1410p. in.. 72:.' twit-Jununry'l’.
8:“) n. m..1t2= : Jnnulry :l. ”:00. a. m.
22¢ alarm 22. 8-3!) u. m. It! 3; Jami»
ury 28, BMIJII. .23. “BL—Mann“.
Milo. m. 279’ : May 2. 5:15 p. m.. Bil: .
“Eb—July ll. 5:205. m.. 005: August 7.
8:11) a. m.. 025 . 1W 17. 3:45
4
Armor liming.
Wwounbephrdtolmnm
umwmnm‘ an»
hwdewnnent at “Arbor-Jan ro-
college.tnkiugitultogether.hmofthe
largest and hastequipped in the United
merit. orCollegn of Hurmney.Dent'-try.
«to. the University has a faculty at one
hundred miles-om and Mutton. It
has atpuaeut an enrollurentot nearly
two thousand students. With the ex-
oeptim of the depurtmts just muted,
the work 0! thoUuiversity is here in
annston. and inclined its nightly. numer-
ons and wintantiol building; site to
Brandon the till.) and right peculiarly to
be called a "Unimrsity town.’ lqueotiou
whether Evanston to-day it not the mom
Ortord-like town in the world. The
University makes no what we are. draws
round it the bruin.the cultnlennd the
wwlthof Chicago. and Wren all our
lilo. Here is the €th)! liberal arts.
m’th its four regular courses of instruc-
tion: ah) the wonnin’s collage. the animal
of oratory. smn'ely second to any in the
Unitml Stall-s: tlw wirzwn'umry o! mimic.
college or in-stitutr’ of the-viola. etc. The
preparatory department ii one o! the
bust and most thorough in the nyuntry.
Numb}? among; tin- Mill-ling; are the
Uniri'rsity prupc‘r. tho tummy. Hollow».
firivm-u ll;tll.‘i::rrr'tt Bibliml lililllu!"
b‘rrurzttory. )l-mmrinl Hulla f rim-truism} .
haw,- :irv‘ .Vitrmtnl that? tin-inks.
amid beautiful slmrlr‘. with v-izmniu:
who. u‘it‘gllll'. parka. atria-N and walls
no or by. and am :: r¥YPifl§lHil u! lmmi}
anal lm’riim'an to tiu’ sti::.rl.:cr.
Evasion. w ith 10.000 inhabitant e. l3.-
Utlt) including South Emotion. fevls tho
uplift. moral fun? and inertial stimuli“
of this grunt nilhg- mintimmily. Thorn
am. perhaps. not km than titty or .wixty
clubs. mm: of tlwm Iitomry. and each at
the-m c-ngor for the palm in some lino of
philosophic. sciontific, historical and
Stl‘ifll study Literary permit“. withers.
unions. fit’tllptnnl. puinzvm. lwtnrvm.
warm-rs. nylon, writers. pr:.~.vrlwrs —'\‘nu
ma 132:1th thorn nuistuntly. Snow. y».
zzmnynf the huhnw hem. Taking :1
train from Chicago, you might pick tilt‘
Evamton (11an by jtbt gning through
the mm. Out of n holiday-n "mmlv up
trains" for the northwest you could not
mks Emmton. You would find sharp.
ClPttn't'llt (any. sparkling l-ym. tlnmgh
lots of eye gin-Wit, intellectual futon-a.
ill-tumiinnt'mn. form. energy in alnth
awry face. Some cmnlamt‘ tunrseu and
(Thimgo pawn-i have thoiriluily joke-s and
puma at tlw oxpeuse of Evunatnninrm.
Th» {not that thus for saloons arr
barred and prohibited ulnvlnlely. is a
[in-nominal thing to tho «minus of tin-
grvnt metroihvlis. Thu-y mount for in, in
what. to theirthimy wills. «mid In»
misery nutold—nnmelydming dopriml
ol whims. But n! then» thing.» in"
are pmud. and are «interminul to n-main
pnind. it is» not surpr‘bing that old
Evnmtollinvnl should hw- proud of this
humus aunt of turning: nor ~llninld our
good Methodist lrimuklm mason-d {or
any with tlwy feel in this grouiw:
school. hit on aluc‘ntiuu liberal and
nlrnofl willvii-nt in lust!" for a young
lady or gontlvmun to grow up in thin
unnmunity.
stimulating tn into-lh-(‘tunl o-mll-avor and
”nonunion. One must twp upumltukv
part in thr striding [mu-sailor or toll out
eutinoly am] he loan sight ul. It any 0!
9-31 '.
hr- the salon. mom thmmgli and “MM!“
Wfinww
n- Grunt m um no
Inn-nun. lulu-bi v
WwW:—vlhye Who
mwwmmhm
um mm them-thw-
oewybeuamiouém" 2m
Status. lnchldinzthemedieuldepurt-
The wry ntnnmplmr l‘i
yulll’ MMMlifll waders. «r ntltvm, haw
buys and girhl to aluminum! limit» it to
nonhuman.
Warn-m
lillllltt minors in cm ARI!
- Donavon cum.
W»Wmn to Anus-r—
L. what: links W us fill.
» humus- or war. column.
mrf‘ufi. W own. (mama
thewlpit of the 8mm Norwallr (Jon-
greptioual church Merrily morning.
and plumbed a [mortal min. taking
hisnirt from the thirteenth chapter-.0!
8t. Hutu”. the fifteenth verxer'For
this people'ohmrt is madman!
theirenrsure dull 0! hearing. and their
eymtbey have chukka at any time
rhould understand with tlreil'henrts, and
mould be converted, norm heal
them." In the evening Rev. J. A. Biddle.
pastor of the church. preach-d from
Isaiah xciii. 13-19: ”lteutember ye not
the {WI things, neither wander the
thingsolold. 'Beholdeill do anew
thing: now it shall swing forth; shall ye
not know it? I will even make a way
in tin- m’ldernem. and rivers in the
desert?
Rev. 1!. N. Dunning preached yester-
day morning in the Fiat M. E. church,
on "The nature and groundul the Chris-
tian's how.” lle delivered an internal—
ing and instmctim dimmm», toting his
text from Hebwws riii..l9: "Which hope
we have at an anchor of the soul. Mll’l‘
and wtuntlfast. and which run-firth into
that within the: veil." lit-v. Rillk‘n .‘ilc-
titrncgalm‘rupie'd the pulpit in llwvt‘tv
him: and prmchm! rm .: “Mb-1;: wrm-‘zt.
.1: 55. Paula (Thur-sh. yoga-«Jay mum»
ing. liv-v. (1'. .‘vl. Sullwk tumult-ti :t wr-
m-vn lu tin-claw “firmly (-mllirniml, from
tho tt-rt: "‘r'r have this '11: Acmu'hwl
ill
the waning tlu. aizie yrurunizur and
diviur. lit-1'. T. EL t Trill". of “’adiingtun.
ll. t‘.. pnwu‘lmi an rlmlur-m sermon
upon the Rasurrwtiom. taking {or hi5
tlwme “Son: is tfixr'n: Yist‘l'l {min tho
Aloud." Tim E-‘Hlk’l’ i-imrnl wrviu» Wm
n-prutul It the owning ave-nice in a very
luflrhue manner.
thv- inn! Jvlmazlh [nlmywnrtimif'
tenlay. the pastor being ulwut. Rev. ll.
31. liaulenlmd: preach-d u :rirrin'z .mr-
mun in the morning. and in lln- naming
in v. Sir. Knit held a prayer
and Inn: lfitb‘t.
nwetin;
Thy wrvinm at thv First : Inigr-guti. .nnl
(‘ltlll’t'lt ylstl-nlr‘y iron-all :mnrrmtmiiy
intrn-sting charm-tar. .u :lw morning
rh-rvin- tln- [Anton Rrv. T. K. Shirk.
(not fur his tcxl. "('ltriat's Dm'trlln‘ (rt
flu- tionfessium of Faith." “t‘ rsttltl lint.
sin-akin; of tilt mulcmiun. "What La it
to thinks Chr'fit?’ Summit. It in mi:
tlw err-ration tr! nirligatintunr llt-‘ib‘kiulllp—
lion of llntim that have on c-xi.~tc~n~-.- I»
{on tho mnlesasion at our faith. Third.
it 'u not a proclamation that than wlm
haw- mnlrwd l’hri-d have altuimul tn
an ideal canton-l «mm-m. in nugani
tn "Faith" the 1:15th stated: l'irbt. it in
not an awwal that Christians hollow-
tlwmsmlvw hotter than otlwr people. lit-Ir»
and. it i.» no awwul that our rumin-
tion». mintimmtn' and Sym‘fltlllt'n rm un
tlw allele: nl l‘lu’nt and his ran-w. All. r
tho wnia- nine inform rvwiwll
“14- Holy llito ul Unpthsm. all of wlmm
lrhnrul admirably. In lltl'r'fl‘tllug th»
[MW mwlwd another elmluvut sermon
{mm the mibjwt "Deborah. tlu- l’mplm—
Ns. the Juan ol Arr of tho Old Distrust!-
tiun." The musical both servimt wm
unwilent.
The novices at St. Mary's I‘hurrh wow
of the wool onler yuwnluy. it". rilll‘d'
U'llrien officiating at the curly M16
nod ltcv. l'ntlwr Slim I! the loam
o'clock senior. ltov. l'atlm limo
marlin-ted the miles It New t‘nnun.
wi . L autumn.
. . maximum
At the Nor-walk Methodist church yr-a- N
that can be [worlded in tho land! would
advise I trial of thismlvnl and «month»
ity. Taken together. tlu-ue hm ot
IN nrslsrzaus fith'lI 18".
mu.
' “#1.”:in «- r it" 33'”
m m
ow
new» tum norm
lint.“ “mm-w
urn-mm .
nmnummvmm no
lulu
lmpodble loll. only to sink, holy
k-lyormonthm ltwlo
dork. nllttleulterilx lu disarming, but
theyonng mammals-nu! totlnnblo un—
dernzuluup. Jun than two young
whenmmenlongithey lull mantel
theb-ehentnmofmotthegmtlhopn
oaths overrun. Evidently tho] wen-hop
theyrlwublree witbtluzireymandmw,
”Do nee thrt poor young oncwlththe
hum" triad one.» her eyer lull onthe
hapless pair. Just then the unannoun-
blc“youngou¢" “routed to berleetlnd
W 39-min
"i any." said the am: spa-her. “rho
tan’t carry that child. Wait n in note,
duly," and the two hurried m the
street.
It when; in thogloom to unplanne-
M, and if ever envendropptng is jurtllu—
bl: is ttnotwbenitteuus to promise n
chum tom-better“: at human nut-
nru than this sordid old world usually
bring: to the surface?
“Where are you trying to go?”
"You can't curry that child to are your
lite." The we spoke together.
”l‘re curried him lots and lot.- ol times.”
minim-«l the mito in n voice dividod be-
twaer defiance and minus.
"Well, I guano he'n gained the pounds
since lust. week by the look at him, and 1
baby asleep like that always weighs a ton.
Where do you like?"
The mite nmrmund something about
Seton-l avmue. One of the girls whistled.
It was wry unlmlylike. but I lor out out
willin ; um she should «hum whenever
the plans-fiat She and the other oni- looked
ll “ch otl-e‘r a minute.
it'll be hire below: we get lmme."saidshe.
aiding, "link-N. we take the 'i'wrnty‘thinl
strut our um- wry"
"we can't zzl‘lnnl it; you know v.1.- can't.
I: won't hurt Its talus»: our dinner. They'll
sure In ”inclining to at."
The mite began trying to gather the
young Jumbo 0!! the purulent again.
"llnllwwuik—we'll carry him for you.”
Both were speaking. and both leaned over
to pick him up.
"Let me take him first.” said the girl
that. whirled am] that had tint spied tho
I’.
"Wlmv. what a loud! You’re no ids,”
mid she. and the noon quartet carted ol.
the mite trotting along with u watthlul
eye cocked on the baby, but entering now
into friendly oxphmtiom.
"Riv; just would an to along: all at once.”
I hour-J lie-r say.
1 had not heard the Stripture about
baring one mother‘s burdens quoted dur-
in); the whole episode. but some wuy I felt
a.» if 1 had been listening ton lurgernd elov
quenr sermon thereon—New York llcrnlzl.
not Even wtth Illa.
"Kin l have this seat, misterr' said I
grizzly bearded. fmwry blind. long limb-rd
mu no he wandcrrd up the our our look-
ing for a place to alight.
The sour faced individual in the seat
loohsl at him a moment and trapped:
“So. you can't have it; it belong; to tho
nilroul tampon}; you only occupy it."
The irony halal mun bolted dum
founded, but Illd into the out.
"D'Jon object to my rmohln’?" inquired
the lean mun.
“Wouldn’t make a continental dlfler-
enoe it I did: this is the smoker." mld the
crank.
The fmwry lulu-d man did not reply to
thin. but tired up his furorite brand of the
ward
“Pony brisk “ml stormy day, ain’t it 1"
put in the lam mu. The milk peered at
him a natural. "Huh! tlut'n nothing new."
hr replied. "Bray idiot knows that."
This normal to nonplus the lean mun,
Ind he pvt up his attempt to he maul. It
In. really Iron that this lean man was coir
rtdmbty fluttered Al the rebut! he had to
mind.
It: neuter! to be willing to be eliminator!
trout (in tutti. Savant magen- but
heard the wovenntion nod watched do
"topmost: eagerly. The»: tame.
Art" the thin. lanky man nod the mat
bod ridden lever-l mile. in rllum the
former mired and began a ml! in his
run mm B. polka out a cunt nod
raid-
"ller' I new?"
Th- cnnh out lortlt Illa bond to tutu it.
and the thin man lmmdlutely replica! lt
“M‘
m
Buihllartbe'l‘raxedianl’mn
neutlyLelt theStage?
Pvlnflnymuthmww
old-h. ram
1.111.11er c—wun Edwin Booth.
at the clone-o! the performance in tho
Barfly» Academy at Binnie Sunday.
unit-helm the curtain in responseto up
platinum woutduotbcrllcnoednntil hr
had them. he said:
“I hope that this ll not tholut. tlmethat
1 null lpprnr before you."
hrthe sewn, and recent "mum
conned very general belief in n rumor that
he wur to retire lrom thertugelorrrer.
The remark. then-fore. wmgrentedwith
the belief that those who havesoenhtm
ruin and nguin, and who tailed tosee him
Saturday, felt tint they missed taking
part in a memorable event.
it Elwin Booth never appears again. not
only will it mean that the loreutoot En.
glish apt-akin}; player has (hipstrtcd from
the stage, but n’wo that an ancient school
«drool Booth was the gmtent Ind lust
"pm: tailor.
The ”I, W... "Hamlet."
The audience filled every next in the
home and crowded the standing room to
the doorways. "Hamlet" was the play.
it certainly was a fitting chain» i! hlr.
Booth was to appear no more). for unplayer
luv; ever lmzu so much identified with the
port of Hamlet as “with. He first played
it in thr n émrr of “134’. in Sun Futurism).
Sim: tlmt 12ml: llc ha». “wound in i; at
hunt .1 thorium! timri In It i!" milk-Veil
thrw of lm tin-{notable triumph.»
‘lll- first um .l.m 3. Mi}. .d tlu- Winter
i Gaul-m in E‘u-w 't’nrk. zrftvr l;.th'!l§_:: played
9
l
toms Boom.
lt mo nights consecutively. The maul
won .1: the Princess theatre, London. Sm
5. Nil, ohm he won the triumph over
Brim!» pnjualicr which has! I'm-n strung
win»! him. The third want in “with Jun.
it, ism, when the (tumours hailed him In
grmtnt in thrir luvoritv part
lav-rile: nit ‘mltler than liver.
llm ilfltilt‘nt'l‘, full at memorie‘ of him no
hL-tztmlivmm nlway» are, applaud“! him
It rwry opportunity Saturday and eumrerl
him at th» end of each art. It wzm mime
obi», a.» it lugs lwn omit-cable at all times.
that Booth on the stage. surroundml by
his lrllow playrrt. is a unique fixuw. lk
did not need to open bi» mouth. to move
his hands to make thin apparent. flaunt
it»: uvumg [hr other players litmus“
our-w tin- *tlltzlt‘ figure. but be menu-vi ion.
litr, sadder, mar? shut up in lmnwll than
«rt-r Lolvn'
“lam bt’ awn-amt hl'lun! the curtain at
the VIII. of tho pit} the rurlnltt row. and
lmn'lkerrhirln llutterwd and halo unveil.
um! mru rhwml null women applnndnl
\t’ hm he «quit» his voice lutmyed «fruition.
‘I'tw Trn‘nltu'n Speech.
"lulu-A and umllrmen.” Mill he. “I
don‘t know that I bump anything to my
“’0'“! my usml weer-h. “I thank you.’ I
hop-whitk not the but time! similar}:
pour intone you.
that l shall return tn you “northern-d "
llelmwnl. The alluring and tin.» war.
inn bum forth Again
{on a.» “ham“.
, K W m
22. maximum-mm...“ W,
mun; ‘ ”rm rum “mum.-
nfia... snou- 1mm in rm
nu’pamoh'u It- .- oggin-u n;-
lt nudmrbtedly won his last hm
especial npplause. So wilt-spied had been
of dramatic art has departed. 0! this
Next «noon l ahnll pay
mm: Illt‘ttllnll to me hunlth, unit I think
"9 hownl mull:
unit luolml wily out over the swim“: he-
Aml thr audience thought»! that long:
“width-:1!
. KW
own
(baud at
“4"va 'aw » no» fl_—.~v-.-, ~w.
:4an THE conning.
note the differenoe botw‘ «son the prices ' naked worth
med below. ”Winona ungularlyraskgl for was
Gem’s...lour-in-Hands, Tacks, etch.
m...
—
”to.”
Regular price. 50 cts.. for this week 4| us. each.
_____.. 9...»...—
llur Millinery Department!
You make a mistake- if you (lo Hut cull zunl q-xauninv our line of
BONNETS AND HATS
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
Big Special Drive.
[ABIES’ MUSUN UNDERWEAR ‘
at prices which urn lam-r than you Would llilt't' on tlmn your—
solves. To any who doubt this filt'l w» won d say: "Sc-min: Will
be bellowing. "
Note the Prices.
Lailius' lunar law insertion aprons for 15w: ntlu-rs ask ‘25 to :M‘.
Ludivs' fancy Hamburg trimmed insertion front night iln~ss for
Zli': bottvr than tho at grade vlsowhorv.
Ladius‘ close lurk bodit‘c ni rht drvsam. Mr; rogulnr $1.25 grade.
You miss it if you do not as in sou tho V front rorsvt waists
wv oll'or for llr; 55v Would be cheap for tho- sum“.
'35 cunts buys a lmftor corset cow-r from us this “"114: than you
would buy for 32 iv olwwlwfi‘.
No Big Profits, Sell the Goods.
Ladim' ilruwvrs. Hamburg trimmed. double filmy tut-ks. Zlilt‘:
Inuut ho 500" to ho up m-riutml.
laclim' skirts. 11 luv it. llmnburg trimming. full sizonnd length.
we: bout any inm- skirt in town.
[mug lm‘k. llttlllllt‘ low vfl’wt. wry tim- muslin fur-Ms”: rvgnlur
retail price tum.
it'l’nts'fum'y lmnlorml hnndkon'hivfs. lfw graalv. this Wonk ll:-
onr t.
swans-iii! ”will“ i
mnmnfimn: um " '
@ma'mnflm ”2&9...
mu momma ~
f . a
139mb: else-7 .
Weather 76Lr£i6i~l¥owé~ololia§ in" Fair. “7 -4.“
ml! -
TIC!
poult‘ Kg!!! Hall
X W
Milt
Within; sum. rm. 1
rough or worked to order,
now. slum Axn noun. ‘
sown xomuut Puma 00.
at. All amount , , ‘
and refinishing“ ull ‘ of - unit.
moons Arm annuals. ‘
smoni. nExnr. mural. ll.
rim. or stone mm mom i
mu. WILL“)! 1!. arm: up.“ ~
' tended u. “7 ;
runnw ARI) Willy
promptly u
“2"”- P= “fig-ml“...- "m a
m grnnxte n ‘ ’
nomworkotnlllindn H
arm's own-runs. , ‘ ,
COMHOCK BROS. Mannie . i ’
Halo :6“. 54". Gentlemen’l 3'. H
runners & ('0. w “it“ 3. K.
huts. gent lemon's W‘m this.”
IEBCIIAXT nrwns. ‘
ul'SOWSKl, 2. 51 Wall at X. A W‘R
guaranteed; the Intent styles Linn a ll”.
mourn. r. 1: No. Mniu a. s. x. mun;
oringu (specially. Repairing. are. ~ ‘
mummy. .
COLLINS R. )1. 12 Main at S. V. Indium
mxemi used 11 desired. ' " , ,
FITCH. AGNES )lius “Wu“ K.
"Dld Staten lslnnd’Dyeing W
MES": 'I'LA‘ cunts. ‘
mnsox. ALEX s. 2: Merwin st. N. Plano. ”
organ and harmony. ‘
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