i
ty. Ks..writos: ,
.5... ‘mviu‘md tlut alter having
'3 t whole year from liver coin—
iis saved my
ysl ans 'ghoiu unable
having tried three other
Minamoto Vithoutiienciil i
1 MAycr’s" Bamparillu. 'i'i ii:
Wamploto cure. alum: their
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tilled this medicine to
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unlothers,wiliouroyou
SILVER FiBHT BBES Bil.
SenatorVoorhees Makes an Elo-
' “ quent Plea ForRepeal.
mm not soon To in: mam
indecent! Doieads as National Bank
‘ an Wt—Bcphurn Creates a
_ m by Declaring ‘Aglinat Repeal.
Ibo Isles nears Silver Tutti.
WW. Aug. 28. “There was gath-
' and within the walls of the senate chans-
hers ism! attendance of senators on the
in... and oi spectators iuthe galleries than
has been seen for many a day. The cow
sins was the announcement that the sen-
I'flto be addressed by Mr Voorhees of
chairman of the finance commit-
«ice, in support of the bill reported by him
discontinuing the purchase of silver blIL
lion. The speech occupied l hour and 35
minutes and WM listened to from begin-
ning to end with close and eager attention.
Both on the floor and in the galleries
there was but one attempt made to divert
an. Voorhecs from the current of his
epssch. but he declined absolutely to yield
bonny interruption. There was also but
an mitestation of approval from the
and that was promptly sup-
and its repetition forbidden by the
president
humour followed by an argument
trout Hr. Duboia of Idaho in opposition
totho bill no measure to establish gold
monometallism. and by one from Mr. Pal-
.- "o1 llllnoiain support of the bill and
“Mum difficulty if not impossibil-
ityof bimetallism according to the Chicago
platform.
. .. '11. last hour or two at the day' a session
~ pond in a discussion of Mr. Cockroll's
Went to the bill for the increase of
w hank circulation. but no action
slit token upon it.
A Senatorial Dialogue.
'. It brought out, however, an interesting
lion-inn between Mr Cockrell and Mr.
Grey of Wyoming. Mr. Carey asked hir.
~ W how he proposed to have the tram
. misuse redeemed. Did he propose to in—
M tho gold reserve in the treasury!
‘ . “M is an abundance of gold there
now." Mr. Cockrell replied. “Who pre-
fllfll whack! to be redeemed in gold!"
“‘1'th are presenting all kinds of money
‘0 “In 1d."
"I beg your pardon People are taking
all"! certificates as quickly as they are
, taking gold. and they are taking eilver
‘ as thugs are tannin mid
. no. esrd 0i a man,
..won'lanor child demanding or speciiying
one kind of moneyin preference to an-
other, unless it was some gold shark or
shylock in New York.”
"Thou." suggested Mr. Carey. “it would
be advisable to have such legislation as
2m the government against gold
mshylockn. "
“There it no danger,” Mr Cocktail ro
M ”mymnot exhaust the gold in
them. They tried to. and they run
it doxn‘to 080.000,,000 but it has come
"Do you know what brings it back ?"
"Tho Sherman law," wan Mr. L'ockruil's
answer; “the law that you are now taking
comers-um to get repealed. Your friends
”that it took gold out of the country.
Nwit brings it back. and yet the coudi~
its. hove not changed."
The dialogue between the two senators
continued tor some time on these lines
without any marked advantage on either
Theaenate then adjourned.
In tho Rouse. '
Tits inmost in the silver debate was
Wad from the house to the senate.
but the audience in the former parliamen-
tary body was not entirely disappointed.
although Mr. Breckenridge of Kentucky,
the was expected to open the debate. did
not appear Mr. Mallory of Florida was
the first speaker against the unconditional
at the Sherman law.
.Ecpkinl oi lllinoia took the other
iaddsutallyp. charging the Democrats
newPopu allot from Nevada (New-
made a good impression in his
speech. which runs vigorous one
We! the free coinage of ailvur.
3mm at indlana made a short
“monument in favor of this Wil-
hill.
surprise of the day was the speech
Hepburn of Iowa, whowaa comp-
0“th treasury under the Harrison
l
i
n. m with his party colleagues
“flphnticaiiy declared against the re-
Sherman law. That law. be
M, had becobeuedcial in itseaeets.
‘ ttshoisid not be repeaid.
fiat of Virginia closed the
an argument in favor of
Atthe evening session other
and con wore delivered.
“muck ky s in in favor of
of Maryland
coinage. Ir. Cooper of
attached ”the Wilson bill. Mr. be
M“ Witt“ said he was aston~
opposition tothe repeal of the
la . fir. Arnold of Missouri
its. calms. Mr. Williams of
spoke in favor of free coinage
I! New York spoke for repeal,
the hills-s Idiourued—at if: to
. Holds item 310 20 5.:st
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ANTI-FRENCH RIOTS SPREAD.
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not on “tints.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
or resonator on nausea
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last-swam ‘
Bury OM] Ionics.
mammal-ulnar
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flavor-ted Oils. P
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but ittfllllts Emy losing ,
ORDIRH DELIVERED PEOIHLY.
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Television Call. 5-“.
THE massif. sconce
Inlouai. mantis Gauss
At New York—
9‘“. , no.3.
__ ' AnElderly SchoolPriucipal lam ....... 0100ii|i°~illl
3"“: A“ 2:; “l“ WWWW :Nevrkork 0000tl i air—use
arising from tho Aiuueohlortcl aflclr Thought to Be With Her. nuumfi'sno liltir'sluc. (karma and wu-
sbows no sign of snimidcnee. 'although - . ..., L'mntre~llmm. .
t era has been no more rioting in this city ‘ Atllrooklyn— It n. a
o agitation is spreading in the prcv- ”mm LOVER Bump T00. mutant ,0 o o o o o o o o 0 out i s
gum __ Mimofioflholfougdooxédni
' Kliim ar . on y Ii y.
“$311)qu ”3’": 3'0”.) :3: “w“auaemk‘rn. Prottycmioo Voudonmltls ‘I'Induiti‘wb- lilting-alone» a "
t‘hekrench cououluie. Arming themselves ll! Duh" I'd ”I‘ll-Pm"-| " .... "' [Wotan ‘ ' 0 g 0 0 0 0 0 0—‘ ['i
with figure and other‘rniealiegnhe T12: . "Marooned-song”... l ... Bloom 0 o y p 0 g t o ....y y ;
mare to the comm Me an since In”. , Chamberlain and “when. (mm it and
about every window in the building. “IL—u" sloth" n” MW" Merritt. L'm ro— Lynch.
The meiitcheonofl‘runcs over the door- an Your, Aug. 23.~‘Ciltiil'-'. m.- ir. At l'hiiadil reins.
way uas torn down and taken pimsaaion your-old daughter of Mr. and Mn “xi mwhw- } l: ‘a g ‘f’, i; ‘i ‘1 :‘lg g 5
of by the mob. An attempt was then made liam Vondorsmithof i'isi Atlnniii in... “win” Kabw'dmm ...“ ”mun“; {.m'f
to burn it. but the police somewhat tordi- Brooklyn. disappoaml into i‘i‘lliliy lily .i. pin?» lam! ' y ',
l arrivui and drove the riotch oil. Some and no "no" of bar has been (mind. i' or At Nymph... u. u. a
the unicorn copied the matcheon and rie.asher mother culisber hafnium-nine. Mimi. ..... o o o o o l o u 07—] o ‘s
rinhud into the crowd and recaptured it. unusually well developed girl abouth Met ibiiimore ..... l 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 078 i i
This attack is likely to further complicate tall. with dark brown hair and eyes. The BMWMMD I‘M WW- “A'hm‘ "‘M- 0"“
thélrouhln, principal of a school and the son of a ”WWNW " '
There was a renewal of the rioting at prominent ox-oniciiil of King» county are M‘fim‘imnwfg , o o a o , ' ‘3‘“.
Genoa. during which an omnibus was to- declersd by Mrs. Voudersmlth to by. in. wm.wu; o o 0‘ 0 0 y o l o- , 3. .
tally wrecked The agitation Genoa. mind in the disappearanocof hcrdanab- Housing and Grim. iltr-phm end lv’mwll.
though nominally directed an] anal. the ['mufit 51mm.-
French iii said to be actually the work 0! “Until Wednesday last \irs. Yonder-with sacrum: uaous oausu
anarchism. who are over body to make was employed as housekeeper iu Fred Dy- At TN,» is n. a
riotoasdoiuonutrations. Troops have been er’aWhite llouaeat Broad Channelontlu Troy ......... o o 0 o 0 o 9.- I O i
sent to Genoatomisttheauthcrltiuthm rcadtoilockaway. Carrie waeawaitress Eiprinufloh .. 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0' l 5 t
to prevent a recurrence of the rioting. in the house Mm Vondpnmuh '“mn timber and ( ‘ahili. inksar‘ui Ryan. limpin- .
According to n scmiuliiciai annouuec- by y.nreporter She said. "u“
merit Admiral ilri minister of foreign "From all i can learn about Carrie] m“&;‘$:““‘o’"h 0 I 0 . 5 . a 1"" I.
affairs. has instrimeil sifznor ltesnmau, firmly helicveshe hasbeen luml away by 3:5” o 0 0 0 y l 0 0 i 3 9 ;
italinn vui‘bassadur to France. to inform
the French government that in view of its
spontaneous dismissal of the mayor of
Manes-Morita the liniian government.
appreciating the friendly- disposition thus
shown and placing complete confidence
in the efficient and impartla tiou of the
French magistraey for the uishmeut oi
the guilty parties. is happy to be able to
consider the incident satisfactorily closed.
CRIED FOR WORK AND BREAD.
A llon of Unemployed In lulu-lac Ar
plies Aunrcliia'tic Principlol.
Mll.\v.\i'Kl:l:. AWL—A mob of “item-
ploy-ed laborers marched through the
struuts to-the courthouse and called for
thoinnyor. When Mayor Koch made his
appearance. he wan greeted with crime oi
“Brcudi” ail-l "\Vorki" Several of the
workmen mails speeches and demanded
that the city (illicillirl go to Washington to
have the law which made hard timrsro
penied.
Mayor Koch advised them to return to
thoiriiomcs and procure work wherever
they could. He said the city would soon
have money innugli in prosecute public
improvement-i and give many men work
Win. ..5 at..- neiwt 0st the urn; to the
courthouse the crowd looted a candy stand
and appropriated some of a fruit mer-
chant :4 stock.
A party of \mrknwn who had just been
discharged slop; zed a baker's wagon on
North avenue and compelled the driver to
give up his biiil'k of bread. The party went
lino fl minim and ordered beer. which they
drank imil ri-fuseil to pay for. Some of
il:v.-._.ii-i:ure. promise ii larger and more
Ht'll-lilibll.li gitiicring.
Tin- Hint at (illbcrtun.
., l‘.i , Aug. ‘J:i.~'l‘iirro deathu
. : m.) lin- s: I’m-l (‘.ll‘ riot whit‘h
... . \‘.I.lL'lii'i hi (his place tore
..i illi‘ Schuylkill Traction
ill‘i' ihzlt company failed to
comply will: lin- borough ordinance. lllch-
ltl'li Amour. chief of the company’s police.
who was shot while trying to subdue the
fighting begun by the rash action of one
of his men. afterward died in thc hospital.
Richard Pail‘litt and William Hughes,
spectators, were also shot and instantly
killed. All is quiet today.
H ‘.A .. .
it‘ll .i ii ...
a. n... y 1..
Bullish-i Day at the Ne.
CliiCAlln. Aug. Lil.»—'i‘odayis known on
the official list of tho World's fair days as
ilull'aio day. ltis being celebrated with
enthusiasm by all the Buflnlo people and
rosidentu of western New York who win
Chicago. The formal exercises were held
in the New York state building this
morning. Amongthe distinguished guests
and awaken: were Lieutenant Governor
Shechnn. Postmaster General iiiasell and
Mayor lilobop of Hufl’aio.
Wlikoi I‘Cty Ill-I to Get fluvial.
Panilsoit. N. J., Aug. 23. «A couple of
young people were married by Justice Joel
Johnson. who lives three miles from this
city They told him they had walked from
line klunil county. N. Y.. to miles away.
and that they trumped the greater
part of the distal in their have feet. car-
rying their shoes on their shoulders The
man said blu name was Lilia Dearaw and
the girl's Elsie llsgraw.
Diamond Mans lowed ls Ills fro-son.
'l‘luir. N. Y.. Aug 23 will: diamond
rinusnniusii at about 01.000. were stolen
from the mom moupiod by Miss Nicole
Holmes of New York at the Fort William
Henry hotel Lake ileum James Walker.
a colored employee. was arrested. and five
of the rings were found med in the bot-
tom hum of the prisoner's trousers.
fill. in :- Blow.
i’muimlmma. Aug. Mutilation Kiel».
reporter for the liatboroil’a.)3pirit. died
at the Episcopal hospital from the effects
of a fist blow inflicted by James Dollertcn.
atvell known Philadelphia saloon keeper.
Minister the Best m.
Nsw \‘oiilr. Aug. Mala the tour round
boxing contest at Madison Square Garden
bstwwn Dixon and Plimmer the decision
wan given to the latter. who did the best
work throughout the entire bout.
carter Hermetic mile M
Chicano. Aug. saw-Mayor Carter liar.
riaon will in Washer marry iti- Annie
Reward of New Orleans She is chasm
can a}: and is said to beworth about
000, .
it" n... While-a am
that the Republican stats “mitt“ will
as called went» by chair-as William
Brooklleid out week.
cede Ans: frenetic-s.
Wasutso'roil. Aug. lt-Jnis
“’Wmmginw
wearers-ism
WIWAW 40b
Mum
snot. aged 45 yearn. traveling agent andl
New You. Aug. roam Tribes-says
assttotheseustsaootliertatvk of teens
mtmmmmicrityoflks-lahg
the principal of a school. lie came down
to Broad Channel about Aug. l.whiicl
was housekeeper there. Carrie was work-
lnuhard. and when he arrived i noticed
that he immediately seemed to take great
interest in her and talked to her at every
opportunity. Ile sold it is us a pity such a
pretty girl should have to work and scrub
over the dishes all day. There were a
thousand other stys said in which a
young girl could uic J herself and be
much more happy. ii: i w n suggested to
her he ahould find It lwliel’ situation for
r.
be lads (luvs-lo ”M
"Of course this llllllil} hvr disustiailed
with her Work. and she told me one day
nhe wanted to go away. i Knew what was
the matter. so i wont to the principal. llr
declared he meant all he said; that he was
deeply in love with the girl and wanted to
heard“ her. i was very angry. because he
is a married man. although he does not
live with his wife.
"i told him ill-v iittrnllous to Carrie would
have to wow, as they Were wrong and en-
tirely Dlifilllllit'flilxxl by her. iiut he ro-
mained at ”:0 house on my daughter's so
count. i think. llllil when i found his pen
mutations Continued 1 lion .ariuiued to leave,
an i [use up my plan Wat-today and
came ilul‘iit' with Carrie She «armed un-
happy about something. but I thought
time would ilmtroy all the notions the
principal haul put in her head.
“On Friday allot-noon about 5 o'clock i
saw her tearing up is telegram and throw-
ing the pieces in the fire. i asked her about
it. and she only said it was from some one
asking her for a meeting somewhere. lily
daughterwas not in the habit of zoingont
at night, and l was rather surprised when
at in o'clock she said she was going to
keep an appointment. but i did not ques-
tion her. i have not seen her since. i have
learned thn! elm went in limml l'iiuniwl.
becuuw film one M‘l'll inning li-t‘l‘l‘ Ntllll‘
day morning {or lbw city on the 7.1:: o’clock
triiiu with the principal.
"About noon that day he went to Mrs.
Null. Whose husband. Jacob. keeps a saloon
at iTTl Atlantic arcane. and told hcr to
tell me that Carrie was all right and not
to worry about her. as he had brought her
back and neat her home. iliit she has not
com:- yet. i mt to Captain Dyer of the
Twelfth precinct station house. and the
police are making ereryrl‘lort to find bcr.
no lo “fly.
"i thought she might have gone again
to Broad (‘imnuel ul' lilt’ ism-h. but she is
not there now. and l have alum-t given up
hope of ever seeing her again. i cannot
understand why the principal. who is a
man fill years old, should want totako my
little girl away.
"She rm-ivrii this letter on July ill from
the young man whoJ think. knows mm.-
thing of iit‘i‘ whereabouts:
than You. July ill.
Duul'uuuonlf you can arrange it sum
uncoun- over to the lieu-h me time this
week. my Friday night or ihiunlny. why so
will have is glorious time. but i want you to
keep it quiet than Jake.
Tell Johnny 1 was askinK for him. lends-nine
slum ho must none over with your medium. and
at the snow lime lwant you in mmwl can
have yuu all in Inyi-uli.
W.eil lil-m' t know what dis- in any. mgr-si-
by. \uurs. Al.
After reading this dlvtmy it. all do nniwant
lake in hear of ii. Now you can let me know
by Theron" eveulua what night you can name
over.
"i do not know Carrie's answer. but her
going away may possibly hinge on this let-
tor.”
According to Mrs. Vondm ith. the
writer of the letter is summe at Ar-
verue-by- «belies. The principal could not
befouail yesterday. He has moved once
or twice recently and is supposed at preo-
cat to he out of town. Mrs. Vonderiinaith
has several friends who are searching for
Carrie. and detectives have been detailed
to lock for her.
a rte-ls. Well of Ilsa.
hsxixorox. Ky.. Aug. sa-«a well driller
struck a large flow of natural ’0 it mile.
iron line near Keene at a depth oi its
feet. The gun has been light-shunning
praasurs is so great that the flames shoot
nearly a hundred fest la the air.
.... ...—.... WM...—
Harder and listed. as the street.
Prmmmo. Aug.” ”willie Widths
fashionably dressed white woman. oi I
Imelutt street. was shot dead on the
street by Edward Freeman, enclosed mas.
who then killed himself.
use new isles III-s.
Austrians. N. 1.. Aug. saucer: Tes-
In, a dammed luau. motives s quantity
of bad whisky by a “Mon. and he
died of alcoholic poisoning
or. iii... nose at W
Chautauqua. it. Y.. Ass. :4». 0. ll.
Dales, pastor of the license United Freaky
tel-in church of Philadelphia. did at the
Beta] Athens-uni.
Hm I!- “ht-e
Tmtyvlrst senatorial
tell I. D. Killian of la-
leas terse-atom
transplant-Wises.
. it it: an. almost
iiarneit and blwecnoy: Nicol. Bushman
lirmor. L‘niplr» Knowles.
AIWilkmharrvw- n. l
Willieoissm-..2 0 (i i ll 0 010—0! 1'
Buffalo , 0 (l i) 1' 0 ll 0 l :41 i! 5
tloislalL l'rrernau and Lake: Haber and l'mu.
hart. l'uipirc- awartsooil.
At Albany
Albany.....e0uut.‘:le£ ibil‘ ;
l’t’nviilenn- .ll 0 ll 7 U l 2 0 0‘ Will '3
linuswciu. Frh‘kell and Wilson; Suilnnu and
NtKl‘tlllflh. i‘mpiro— llama
SHonr'uE‘wsfsibaies.
L
Bi. ii. If,
A Russian cathedral truetruck by light
ninu.
The reballoto in the French election “ll.
be taken on Supt. .3.
Two starving Iltt'tl spoke at a meeting - f
unemployed in Chicago.
l'mr of t-iiow fever baa driven 8.6!)” [o .
pic out of lrunswick. Ga.
I'nion and nonunion lumbarshosers haul
a battle at 'l'onasranda. N. Y.
Counterfeit Ni sliver certificates weiuiiis
cowl-ml in circulation at Atlantic City.
of Millionaire Grouse of Syracussiclookci
for.
In I titanium your “3. F. “Mont. «l I‘-
ducah. Ky . killed his son. aged l'J year.
by a blow with a beer glue.
to punish the officials who are held mp'n.
sible for not preventing rioting In Rome
standard time, Saturday. Sept. i0.
'ourth Cia- Put-nature.
fourth clnaa pmtnmsters were appointed:
New \‘iirkvi'lmrli-ilo. William Hamlin: lk
pauviilc. llrnry lirii: lnrrsiiu», I ’.
ville. hmnrr iii-rt. Jr.
W. M. iilli; Ik-iiiiryviiic.
i‘eblrr. J. W. lorry-man; ('uiiincilalr. .l. l
Burl-l) l-uur. it. ll. Smith; Zinnti A. Mix
urmxiai. i‘. A. iii-um) [mu-mm. A ii. Won..-
hlvk .\u L “no". \ “lithium Hill’lnli.\v Ii
inn. 8 l'. lirltebran: Roaring fifths“. 1'. 7.
i dub W rav- r: \ I liriiia. W lilinm \\ yke.
Actor Curtis Testifies.
tales Flux: loco. Aug. 23
the actor on trial forlbeinurdcr of i’oiim
man ”rant. testified in his own behalf
over ”in in his pocket.
unknown man struck him on the head or.-
did not shoot (iv-at and that he never in:
tied a pistol except when traveling.
Ilse Wes Idaho
Ausaxsas (‘ its, Kan. As; an
president' a proclamation opening the Clio I
okoe outlet to settlers Be lawns receives
hers by bwmers and
amt reioieing A
made. it consistcdo
brass band.___»_~mwm____
lobe After the ho lyersee.
dense wood user Brushy Fork and the 0th
Both are surrounded by posses
if captured.“
Another Congressma- Ian.
WAsllillil‘l'UN. Anna
Thomas M. Patterson at Colorado,”
mend and badly bruised
W ”WW”..-
llsatva lusastlgltlos to lotto Iona.
Amsv. Ans. It.—-Tlie i
the charges t the
tory ma
Sept. 0 by groom
that“! board oi charitln.
Tattle Bloated frauds-t.
directors elected as
la.
the
railroad
lyvass' rats: was is. lass.
.
A compromise in the suit over the will '
'Tho ltaiinn government in taking ati'; .
The [resident issued his proclamatiui;
opening the Cherokee strip to nettleiurnl
at the hour of l9. o'clock noon. central
Waslllitimm', Aug. ill-The following
L. Till. in.
Ontario. H. E. Vamlrrvcer: l‘lerrrpniii Manor.
5, J. .\i|li|’li!: \"Itlis Fittlm E. A. ilurt. ‘Vul’llw
l’rninqhania .\iit‘l|llvl‘l. L P. Phillips; Hard.
A. N. Bomb; (on!
loiill-nirn; t'vul Springs. ll. ll. McKllwirrl.
Munch; New Prccporl. at. Moiahcn: New Elm.
liepliulw. imam. it. A. Furlong: ehy item-vi.
M. B. Cum».
lie illiil how he had irlt the theater wlti»
(la Fifth street fll'
robbed him. whcu unicer Grant came alum-
auil arrested them both. Curti- said I»
"i in
issue alike will:
demonstration was
a parade composed
of the militia. boomers. prairie cchoouers
and mounted men on ioot,headed by a
Mario-m lilo, Aug. the-Two am:
named Myers. both accused of heinous
crimes. are fleeing from avenglnn niche in
this vicinity. One has taken Ringside
as in a big swamp north of Charleston.
of citlseoa.
and both will almost certainly be lynched
Bib—Es Congressman
of The Rocky Mountain New,
narrowly escaped being run over bysco
his car. lie was violently thrown to the
vestigation oi
mil-a reforms-
will probably be begun
midsutCnis's commutes of
Booms. Aug. n-«Ths Bostonand Maine
president for this ensu-
r Lucius 'l'sttle. vice president of
ew York. New Haven and Hartford
m BAIL All], “win the to mite
M man“: the direction at tits
moors Yacht club. Police Bap-viii.
won nnwu mmomi’
may Disasters Reported Along
the Nova Scotia Coast.
WIMIIWAXWB.
Ive-Ive Porco- out by «a. rounded-g d
'. ‘I'sg land Tow-A Moan" W m
Mug". Feared Formlt'ont Eton I-
link” “an.
iiauru. Ana. Maillot since the mem-
ornisle- Moral of on years ago. when 50 re.
cell were wrecked on this coast. has such a
gale awpt Nova Scotla. Many lives have
bt‘t’ll lost. and the coast is strewn with
wrecks. Rain poured down in mute.
The wind blow a terrific gale. ruiug tron
and boom and dill much dniiiagc to ship-
ping. The entlro electrical system of the
all y wan dursorallnsl.
Mia- lAsate Morrisasymgcd it years. was
killed on lnckuiau street by coming in
contact with electric light wires. »
The eastern portion of the harbor is
shown withnnxaii boats. and several yachts
belonging to squadrons were wrecked. Au
immense amount of damage was donoto
public parks, gardens and cemeteries.
The storm extended all over the maritime
provinces. but no details are obtainable
from outside places owing to interrupted
telcuniph and telephone communication.
Ali-ii; Dartmouth shore a large number
of Inn-ls have been driven ashom and
urunshni and threeachooners were wrecked.
Potion-sore ms at Anchor.
'i'hc schooner J sale it, Captain Baloolu.
arrival from Marble Mountain and (n-
i-homl in tin-cove. During the gale she
dragged, allli her slcru' struck the wharf.
and hill: mm: to the bottom with a cargo
of his) barn‘ls of film, which burst in her
hulil.
'l‘in~ schooners Laura and Carrie A. which
fill up ill the cow, were also totally
v. nwknl. '
A. \szi imlia wharf the schooner Daisy,
.2 1 iilen \\ {hi luuniit'n'xi.
the storm iii-i gn at iluiiiilge at l. pper
i’ruspecl. hlwy seine boats: were sunk and‘
the road was blush-ii with fragmentary!
bolls
.\ dispatch {rum l‘ugtvash. Cumberland
county. reports two Norwegian barks an
its-bore at Nonlipori.
it is reported that lht‘ «loam tug Dos-cu.
will: the imam Etta Stun-art in tow. coal
hull-v , from Sydney. for this port. was
run lmi near Three Fathom harbor. ill
miles lrmn lluiiiiix. amiail hands. ill in
number. were lost. '
Fears are entertained for the safely of
the atrium-r (.‘arroii. which left for ('apo
Breton and Prince Edward island ‘wiih a
large number of plislulfirrn and of which
nothing haw since bun heard.
New icicle-ts of Mercy.
liillii'lZNTtili‘N. X. 1., Aug. mimic the
Convent of St. Joseph, mother house of
the Order of thy-Slatersuf Mercy in New
Jersey. the lliuht Rev. Bishop U‘i’arrcil of
the «him of Trenton gave the yeil in the
following young hull“): Ellen ’l'icrnr,‘ of
New York—in religion Sister .\l. Time-la;
Martha “thiifil‘l‘. li.-lhlcboni. i'IkW'lli m
ilullrll motor .\l Numeric"; Sarah Scuiiy,
buillll Amimy. .l will religion Sister
('nrii:i;ilu. i'lliiin O'Neil. LiillerlckJrr-laml
~‘iu rlilglou Sister .\1. Josephus; Sarah
('unuglmu. Freeland. Pun—in religion Sis:
(or M. James. Juno Lynch. llrmklyuuln
religion Slater .\l. Luurue; Alice Hurt-Pr.
Mani-beater .-iu religion sister M.
Peter.
N.
I
Anarchists Iiroko lip a fleeting.
New Yoilx. Aug. 2:!.~—The aim-hints.
after vainly trying: to hold uiu-ilngs at
various east side hails. only to be scattered
by the police, attempted to capture a
permeable intuition of the united Hebrew
trades in Pythagoras hall. Captain Dov-
ery and bin men wrreon hand. though. and
tile anarchists were driven out. They and
ore-led in breaking up the meeting and
will be arrested if any of them can beldeu~
tilled.
i
"live. [roll “all Work.
llssvizli. Aug. 28. -—A mob of unemployed
laborers Vitifcll the scene of the north side
sewer now building and drove out of the
trench 1'5 men who were working eight
hours at 01.20 a day. The men in the
ditch were willing to work. but the mob,
with cries of “No starvation wages in free
America!" forced them to quit
my hm Commercial Accession.
Nxvv You. Aug.” fl.~'l'he World prints
today opinions irom a number of wsatern
governors upon the proposition of I com-
mercial division of the United States.
Governors atone oi Missouri. unveiling oi
Kansas and Penney-r of Oregon boldly
favor the convention. The others heard
from oppose it.
i
run. um two out.
Wmussran. N. Y.. Aug. Bil—A. ii.
Morris. the athletic son of J. ii. kins-rte.
who. together with his father. runs the
race track at Morris park. “hr just now a
disdmired countenance. . too. not.
lend a humiliating political detest. its
was worsted in a rats and in an election.
Inev- Muppet-ted Nobl- who.
Visa“. A tt-d'he Counter-oi 'i'hua.
Prisons of tie warmhersaadOcoutss-of
Balm. all young women of neutrality
and hitherto conspicuous in society. took
the nil in Prague. Disappointment in
lovs was the motive in every one of the
cases “......“
Ir. Hamli- lless list Want to Ian.
Booms. Aux.” Charles Bonner iiam
lilt militant secretary of the treasury.
says he could not be induced to be a candi-
date for the Demooratlc nomination for
governor.
liaison Bassist at Ashry Park.
Aston Pans, if 1.. Asp. ..d-Jlinfl
Jordana and Ingest smith. two college
pendants, were issued from (main; by
mailing ilaster lslover.
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