Wp'ed a head ol'l‘ullr as
“ more atlas.
H‘mncmgmaleuuoi
, althfiesememml
mug,m0hariotle
Holds iron 31.20 gals.
Sailomallllardwmco.
elm sinuous. m
COST “HE Booms ores. ,
more!» wona's rerun.
”glottal-as at the World's M.
W ”has led the lenses-ta-
' elm latter» la Prayer.
dingo. m—a processional in
' J, . ol’theworldwere rep-
: H ‘ ‘ “I! , of
mm in it h old
. ' ' ono"t at wo
’ been ' blenotlnany years ago.
with Gentile. and Catholic
Protestant. The religious
Ma. “China andof Japan were
' uwollaathoseoftheEngliah
nations. All, attired in their
mum. mamas
, platform, while the audience
‘ at the sight.
, W Cardinal Gibbons escorted by
Mf- Bonaey. Then came Mrs. Potv
, . filial: andflll. Charles Henrotln, rep-
mthe board of lady managers. and
th. the “lowing with their units:
Barrows of Chicago. Archbishop
. WM Miler-ate: alums“ of Berlin,
. van 0 w Professor
N. Chaharar. D. Dharmapala and P. C.
of India, Rev. Augusta J.
‘ . of Chicago, luv. Alexander 1). Mo
.. - vandPuqunangYu of Chum, Dr.
Em 011M Miss Jeanne“
. , Khereediil'augraua of Bombay,
...B.W.Amett and Mrs. Laura 0n
Chant.
'All Iatiena at Prayer.
Ivan more inspiring was the scene when
vast sodium areas and joined in sing-
“Praise God From Whom All Bless-
?low.” and. later when‘ Cardinal Gib
, let] those of all nations and all re-
uniting the Lord’s Prayer.
regnhr proacdings of the parllao
melt at m were opened aulipiciously'I
byea Inflation by Cardinal Gibbons and
when by President 0. C. Rooney and
WM“ from various parts of the
was not a vacant seat in the hall,
. the walls were fringed with people
standing up when Clarence Eddy took his
“at the m and played aaelection
ptallnlnarytotheproceleioual, with which
“amending were opened.
.Lrehllehop Peshan welcomed the dele-
wen bdiaif o! the Catholic church. He
E’
”of!” all countries to speak and to
. us at these things that worse! the
Mbtereattoall—of God,ofhlatruth
flmdpeseeaodot mercy. '
Who‘ll-tribulations.
’Maal Gibbons hadto leave-Indy.»
fl tothesddreesofwelcomewas
militant its order. He saidthat
not agree In matters of
thwe wu one platter-m
united—that w. charity, humanity
on which all
’éf..“.»"‘"£.°.”:"““
my a l" we
walking in dnhnees. The
Chapia welcomed the
of thequ Presi-
oLthe Colombian ex-
l
a i:
.2.
ii
i
E i
The-ends e! Boomers Are law now
lag Every Day. ‘
Annuals Ci’i’Y, Kan. Sept. n—Booth
No.10for the registration of settlers for
booth is composed ol_three tents, with twc
clerks in each. Around each tent is e
mail fence containing five pits- lot so
trance. and at each gate is stationed s
guard to keep order, but this appears to hr
unnecessary, as the settlers are very quiet
and good natured. To each lent there is a
line of people from one in two miles in
length.
John 3. Cameron at Kansas City was
the first to register. A man was '
in from one to three minutes. Hall at the
settlers here cannot get registered at this
rate. Colonel Gallagher. who has charge
of the booth, promises re-enforcementa
He expects sufficient force to register 5,000
people today. Should he register that num-
ber each day from now until the 16th, he
would probably get the crowd registered.
Ilia estimated that 5.000 people came in
Monday and 3,000 Sunday. 5 When the
booths closed last evening and nearly 2.500
people had registered. Miss Kate Durand
of this city was the first woman to register
one man, while waiting to register.drop
ped dead from the heat.
Organizations are being patected here to
do away with the aooners. This in»
tion will send scouts in the strip before
.noon Saturday and spy upon the aooncrs
There will be trouble should any be caught.
Hepmts from nearly every town and vil-
lage throughout this section are full of
complaints about. the depredations being
wrought by boomers bound for the strip.
Horses have been stolen byscores, cattle
killed and parts taken away, hogs taken.
grain bins deepoiled and hen roasts rau-
sacked.
A BIG DEAL. '
A Scheme to lonmiiae the Mitotic-
of Niagara's Power.
NEW YouK, Sept. 12.~'l'he Advertiser
says today: At last the hitherto unex-
plained delay in the testing of electrical up-
plinnccs for the canals, and the also unea-
pluincd presence in the bill of a “rider"
giving to the superintendent of public
works the power to grant to any corpora-
tion thought to erect polesaudttring wires
along the canal. have come to light. As
was to be supposed. there was a deal in it.
and the bottom of the whole thing is agi.
gantic monopoly.
Some limo ago there was incorporated a
company called the Niagara Falls Light
and Power company. and which it was sup
poscdwas to furnish the power for local
manufacturing concerns. or, at the very
outside. for concerns in the city of Buffalo.
1: is now learned that the company pro
poses to furnish the slate at large with
electrical pow” developed by the falls and
that they expect llir: superintendent of pub
lic Works to grant them, without any com-
pensation whatever. the right of the canal
banks for the v-n-cflnn of their electrical
conduits. thus saving them a vast amount
nf mum-y for. the purchase of such a fran-
cliirw moi it great deal of legal trouble also.
The luminosity of this grant, for which
tlu- ethic: t‘kluw'lfl to receive no compcusa
lion, can readily be soon.
limb lilo slllK-l‘llllt'llllellt of public works
moi llh- mm.- l-n-ginwr rust-rt. that they do
tin! l‘lmll ll'lll' ll.l' clrulwe gut. lulu the bill.
but it \i'.l.~ lll. re when the gm’crnor signed
it and 'o- \ltl'l'i‘ now.
Fifty-one Braslliaa Rebels Shot.
Momentum, Sept. la—iirszil'a naval
rebels are having a hard time of it.
liemmed in within the bayof Rio. they fear
to run the gantlet of forts and torpedoes
at the entrance and put out to sea. and an
attempt to land has been withoon-
sidernbie loss of life. The Brazilian miu~
ister here received a telegram saying that
the rebel squadron had fired upon Nlcthe-
roy. Nictheroy is a suburban town near
the entrance to the hubor of Bio. The in-
surgenla then tried toeflect a landingwith
some of their men from small boats. but
were repulsed by the police, reenforoed by
some troupe with Krupp guns. fifty-one
of the rebel» were killed, and 30 more were
wounded.
Mauriee Keteham'e Widow Dead.
Wrerronr. Conn, Sept l2.——-Mrs. Haun-
ice Ketchum died at her residence here,
llockanum. the old Ketchum mansion. De
ceased was the widow of the late Maurice
Ketchum. a Wall streetbanker endeavors]
times millionaire, who lost most of his
enormous fortuneou Black Fridayaoddied
shortly after from the shock a compara-
tively poor man.
A Posse Alter 1mg Walsh's laminate.
Tumnln. Colo. Sept. la—One hundred
armed men, with provisions and ammuni-
tion for a long chase, uudercomtnsndof the
sheriff of Colfax county and DeKuty Shel-ill
Staflord of this count . will evade the
Veranda country after news and V
who was billed last wash. A lively
b looked for.
”whalgdamu
or, ”semen-a.
“ an? r, lair-yin
(colorediend one ' term
use Taylor.me a
retreat mammals-tacos
tarot hie esll,withwhieh he broke the
loehtmmhiamaadthethrseotherpris
E
airborne-thereunder; _
New Yoaa. Sept. m—The steamer lie-
Inadlcnvhieh Just arrived. kingsilbrood
mares. ll foals and tyearllap.
telnltesumelso ”breed nascent“
stellioa.oeaeignedto0eleaelliruee,sndi
prise pin a feet long audit-st Mahler
theWorld'sfeh. -
Im—
hustle”
Mlawnushestsuewvwe
out or choleraislaghoniesdlrty
rot thetowu Veauia. la
, Metatarsal-hummer
Athena-the
the Cherokee strip has been opened. Thin .
Genuine Article.
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TlBOll. JOHNSON O OO..
no snow at. Brooklyn. ~
WHAV runs. nan rrma.
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Telephone Cell. 3.11.
u INSOLWHE it'll
Young Doctors in so Asylum
Danced Around a Corpse.
THEY HELD A OBOU'LIBH ORGY.
La Investigation lo the flatly»): Asylu-
W Oat Some Horrible Details and
Results In “a Wrestler- el Two Young
"Ml-nee Witnesses! the lease.
“in Your. in}... 12.741... Press rays to-
v'l'he report of a revolting orgy, which is
said to have ocatrred at the Flatbuah say-
lum. has Just been made public in Broolb
lyn. The olllcials who were questioned
about it denied the report. but they admit—
ted that two young physicians had resigned
from the stall after an investigation had
been made by Superintendent Sylvester.
A week ago Mary Hamilton, an aged in-
mate of the asylum, died from a compiler
tion of discuss. The body was removed to
the deadhouss. It is said that several at.
ladies. including two physicians, ranged
themselves around the slab on which the
body was placed and danced like Sioux
Indians. -
(, [united the Head.
The orgy did not flop here. One man
put a pipe in the dead woman‘s month,and
his colleagues roared at what they consid-
ered 'fa good joke.” Another more fastid—
ious ghoul unloved the pipe and inserted
xai lighted cigar-mo between thewoxasn’e
P99: .
The body was interred next day. and
nothing more was thought about the affair
until a few day» ago, when the news of the
alleged orgy leaked out. The employees
exchanged whispers on the subject.
Monday morning Superintendent Sylves-
ter Man an investigation to learn if [Kli-
siblcwhnt civilized man would be guilty
of such atrocious conduct as was alleged.
Almost anything might. be looked for lll
the Flutbush asylum. some alleged. but
Dr. Sylvester thought there were limits
beyond which no man would go.
The investigation was carried on with
great secrecy. and at its conclusion llr. Syl-
vester sent a report to President ii. I". Gott
of the charities commission in Brooklyn.
Colonel (iott was questioned in regard to
the Adair, but he declared he knew noth»
in: about the details.
Two Doctor-s Resign.
Later. he said. Drs. Waldron and Porter
had rt-signml from the mylum stall after
Dr. Sylvester finished his inquiry. it is
not stated whether or not they knew of or
had participated in the alleged orgy. f.‘olo~
ncl Mott only knew that they has! re-
signed
llr. Sylvester denied himself to all who
called toinquire about the affair. In the
evenings rephrter was told that lir. Syl»
renter had gone to Brooklyn and myuld
not return until today.
Secretary Bernard Lamb of the charities
commission was questioned. “it’s all on
account of that clgurotu affair." said he.
"While the doctors were laughing and joh—
ing and playing t ricks upon the «load lxxllm
they were not aware that a hospital nurse
was looking at them. Such jokes are not
appreciated at the mylmu."
WEEKS WILEHCOME BACK.
The Absent-ding President Caught and Held
In Costa ltlnl.
NEW Ynllli, Sept. l2.-—l-‘ranris H. Week.
the ubsconding president of the West Sn<
perior Land and lmprovement company.
has been hated in Costa Rica and is un-
der close surveillance pending the arrival
of warrants and eatruiltiou papers. The
latter are now in process of preparation in
the district attorney's office. The warrant»
have already been forwarded. and Weeks
will be lodged in jail until handed over to
the custody of the l'nitcd Slates authori-
ties.
The fact that Works had been traced was
communicated in a telegram received by
District Attorney Nicol] from the stale do-
partment in Washington and bore Secre-
tary Gresham's signature.
It was learned that Weekahad been traced
to the little town of San Jose. in the repair
lie of Costa Rice. The United States min-
ister to Costa lticahae been requested to
take the necessary steps preparatory to the
arrival of the extradition papers toward
having Weeks handed over to the United
States authoritiea
Weeks was president of the West Supe-
rior Land and improvement and iron and
Steel companies. The amount of Weehs'
indebtedness. including petty debts to his
servants and others at Cold Spring, N. Y.,
amounts to tl.m.638.00.
knac- Iepadhtes the luau-eta.
Chicano, Sept. lie—V. V. Gannon of
Omaha, resident of the lrlsh National
m murderer-of m. Walsh of 3‘ [a fi[league « America. says he repudiate: tile
manifesto. purporting to come from the
executive committee of the Irish-American
[league of America. which was sent out
in New York city, denouncing the home
rdthill and Mr. G adstone.
lat-Me “General W et 'lyreae.
Amour“, Pa. Sept. lt.—Genersl Robert
A. McCoy of Tyrone, cashier or the Blair
mmmlmumt uni:
a Deal was Kaine.
Immunisation. Ky. fie lt—News
see reached have of a terri eeaeountw
with knives between John Llewellyn and
ileum Couhora at a mall hamlet la
renames. Ceuhovu was killed and Llew»
Illyanortally wounded.
IasslsWasletlufleree.
Army encampment at W
"i? ””3...“ ““35““
New ens . ll.m y
newline-m
I! nucleation. sttelu
”What“. 3h
literal!
the theta
markets was , .
.wW wee-tum
‘iT is THE VIETLANT.
lie Ian-sea “ Defend the cum
Ila. Valkyrie.
N" Youx. Sept. ill—There will be no
more trial races. The great white sloop
vigilant. the floelest of all the yachts
which the genius of the blind buutbuilder
of llrhtol h. pmdueai. has been officially
chosen as the boat to defend the America’s
cup. Her crowning victory was won when
over a tumbling and wind swept mean she
showed her mighty superiority over her
antagonists it was an excellent day to
test yachts. The wind blew steady and
strong, and the seas rolled in from the
eastward in a way that made the racers
and their attendant train of excursion
steamers. lugs and yachts pitch and roll to
the tossing and tumbling of the billows.
The Button fin heels did not stand the
test. Accidents happened to the Jubilee
which led her to makcapoorer showing
than she otherwise would havedone,but
taking out of mneiderstion the-emulator
lbs in no way showed that she was a boat
upon which the hopes of thscouutry could
be safely pinned.
The Pilgrim. theexlreme of the tin heels,
proved that she was the first and'laat of
her ty that would everbebullt of her
size. be was a bold and daring experi-
ment. and she is a failure. The Colonis
did well for akeolboat of her size. but the
passlhllities of a centerboard on a boat over
ill) feet Were fully exeruplifiod in the way
the Vigilaut beat her. ‘
laml Dunnvcu's English cutter Valkyv
rie. which will contest with the V'lgllant
tor the America's cup on Sept. 29'}, it not or
posted here for two days, although she
sailed from London lil days ago. Experts
do not expo-a her on make the voyage in
less than no days.
MAB: HER EAT.
Ill-e. Hallway [lad Ilse- Tau-g Only one
‘ lea! a bay.
MuxTilelJX). N. \'.. Sept. bl-«Mrs. liai-
liday was examined by Dr. S. A. Mchl-
llama. hcnlth ofllccr of Sullivan munty.
After an examination of two hours he
stated that Mrs. iialiiday was in perfect
physical health. but would not commit
himself in regard to her sanity.
Since her imprisonment Mrs. llalllday
has refused to out more than one meals
day. Fearing that this course would re~
suit in serious illness to the prisoner. Sher-
iff lierehr procured the services of a physi-
cian. who. assisted by the idlerifl and Die»
trio: Attorney llill, administered nourish-
ment in her forcibly.
Hundreds of people daily are visiting
Monliu-ilo in the hope of minglhe prison-
er. Rev. J. F. McLaughlin, the priest in
charge of St. Peter's Roman Catholic
church. called upon Mrs. llalliday and en-
dcavoml to engage her in conversation, but
the Woman Would not speak to him. It is
said that extra emu-ts will be made lobare
the prisoner tried at this term of court be-
fore Judge Foreman.
MIDDLETUWN. .‘i. Y., Sept. l'.!.~'l‘hc jury
in the Paul iiailimlay case brought in a ver-
dict charging Lizzie llalllnlay with murder
and declaring that. the crime was premedi-
tated .
THE cur INHi-‘ORCE.
Only the Spinners Escaped lure ha a
lo Per Cent Bedaetioa.
Nl'li’ Humour». Mass, Sept. 12.—-Thcre is
much excitement among weavers in this
city in regard to the cutdown in the sev-
eral union mills. Nearly all the mills are
mnning, but it is claimed that in semen!
them. while llw spinners received only the
agreed upon 10 per cent cut. the weavers.
dollars and back boys‘ out will average
much more. in some instances the out of
these operatives being as high as 18 or '3)
per cent.
The exception to this is at the Rowland,
iiotchs and Now llodford Manufacturing
companiea' mills. where the operatives say
the cut is but it) per cent atmight for all.
At the Aeusbnet mill the hack boys and
dollars inaugurated a strike. and it would
take little to precipitateoneamoeg the help
tmiaide the spinners in all the mills except
that llIinftml, “niche and New llellfunl
Mantlacturlng mnlpaninl. The wearers
claim the reason the cut of the s tuners is
but 10 per cent is because th union is
well organised and powerful.
The layer Was In any.
Cllfl‘lnafl. fiept. li-—Biuht hundred
unemployed workmen met at Workman
hall to hear what reply Mayor Mushy had
for their demand for work. The mayor
sent word that he waetoo busy to attend
the meeting. but promised to have the [)0
lies take a census of destitute persona. it
was decided that all preterit, with their
wives and children. parade on some day to
be telecast to the mayor's odiceaud de-
mand work or food.
Big Mane ls Pullman.
Culcsoo. Sept. lil.—-Fire broke out in the
Pullman company's lumber yards in the
suburb of Pullman, and for several hours
the great shops were threatened with de-
struction. Engines were sent from llyde
Parl.SouthC icsaoeud Chicago. After
a hard fight the shops were out of danger.
About mhalf of the oompaay'siamher
yard has been destroyed.
nee-la. has to less”
New You. Dept. 114». Joseph H. San-
uer, commissioner of immigration. says
thatltlasremsrkahla feet that the stat.
nation from this port is much then
the immigration. Bach a tion of
i. use, he said, has not haters been hasten
the history of the country.
Mm la ‘llede was not. '
Playing
son:
havepgs’tedaotlessintheirmllls then“)
sent raluatloa would go into shot
it. The smaller willall
doubtless take similar
[talk-e 10m III-
ltoat, Sept. lI.~A mob of ltellaas at-
tsehad saunter of H psessaleat
alias and tried to the town
enema u—J
sell ”“me
HILL‘S Lljggi move.
Au Apparent , Breaking Away
From the Silverites.
TWO OBUISBEB ORDERED TO BID.
1531:.th liaalOll-a flmytatlte
leeoe of fi.»i-u.'.---rs. wan. lease
Baby [Doing Well—The Chinese linleter
[learn some Sathfaeury hows.
WASHINGTON. Sept 12.-'l'hs senior sen-
ator from New York broke off from his
imputed alliance with the extreme wing of
the silver senators. Mr. Stewart of Nevada
offered a resolution for an inquiry into the
fact of senators being stockholders in Mr
tlonal bruit». Mr. Hill opposed the reso-
lution in a Isl-rung speech as being unneceac
eary, unprecedented and a gross rhllectlon
on the senate. The resolution wont over,
and it will come up in the regular morning
business. .
The bill for the repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman law was taken up.
and Mr. Pugh. a member of the finance
mmmiueo. made a 2‘4’ bours‘ speech against
it. declaring at the close that it was the de-
termined and unaltcruble purpose of the
opponents of repeal to up it until their
physical strength was ex united and their
wiser of arm-ob gone.
‘le-ller Will spun Again.
The rt-nmizull-r of the session was occu-
pied in and“ Mutation of Mr. 'l‘cller's speech
against the bill. lie did not conclude. but
said he would take up another phaeeof the
question on more other day. Then the sen-
ato ruljonrnrd.
Tho simian of the bruise. was brief. it
was orp‘wtwi that a report from the com-
mittee on lu‘l'nilliis announcing the com—
milfm that were onllllcd to clerks might
lead in an acrimonious debate. but owing
to the alwncc of Mr. Rurk the report was
not brought in. '
The mlurml rcprulentntlve from South
Carolina, Mr. Murray, attempted in mi
misidl-rntlou for a joint mdution sppm
printing MIMI!) for the relief of thecycluuc
sufferers in the south. but Mr. Kllgnre oi»
acted, and the mluiiou was referral.
he house than adjourned.
O Two Cruisers to RIO. \
Wasiilxmoy. Sept. 11 ——Unlors
from the navy departunml to l
rnantler of ihol'nitctl Slates crul c .
fruit at Norfolk dim-ting that. the you
be made ready for sea in the quickest pos-
sible lime in order to .til without delay
for lilo do .lanclm to protect American in
terests there during the revolution. The
Detroit is nearly ready for aniline: and will
probably be ready to leave Norfolk for Rio
inlay or tomorrow. The Newark. also at
Norfolk. ls brim: rapidly titled for rwrlil'u
and will sail for llruzll within .1 linyor two
after the Dot ruit loaves.
'flu- “’hilo [louse “ally.
Wlsulsorn)‘. Sept. 12. » ~ The White
llouea baby lsdulng vow-11min! so is Mrs.
Cleveland. MN. Perrinc is now with her
daughter and will remain unlil she is obi.-
iu be up and about. ’l'clugrumvmnd louvre
an- on" living delivers-d at the “illu-
ileum» from pt-oplc in all pnrtwf the mun-
try congratulating the prc'nllll'lll and Mrs.
l‘lcwlund on the no“ non-snort in their
family. No mmwgcs from foreign govt-ru-
I'lfl'lll'i lllii'i' yn-i own» to hand, but several
are expound by mail in due course of time.
-lleetion Law Repeal Bills.
\Vssms’oroy. Supt. i‘:.-.\cling Chair-
man'l‘uckor has called a meeting of the
committee on elmtion of president. and vice
president and representatives in congress
today tocnnaldr-r the various Nils intro-
duced for the repeal of the {rode-mi s-ll'cllnn
lawn ii. is llupl‘d by leaders of the house
that a report will he made from the com-
mitten to the luuw- at its session today. so
that the consideration of the nubjurt "my
be prou-odni with at the miles! pmaiblo
date.
Fourth Class l'ostruasiere.
Wisumorox. Sept. l2.~-«'i'lnv following
fourth class politlllfla'lk'l’lt wort- appointed;
New York Air-mm ii. Pinch-y. Amawalk;
Jesse Bil-l. lilies; Fred B. Bogsnlue. Ilmle
(lumen: David i‘lpparly. Win William D.
Bledag. Dunnsvilie: John 1'. Green, Java Vil-
Iago; Marcus Nowell, Hadley: 0. P. Allen,
Merritt (tuners: E. II. ibuitb. Painted I’nel:
Harley ll. lwbiuwn. Tracy i'rvrli; J. I3. O’Neill.
West Hurley.
Pennsylvania» J. Kerr McFarland. flamm-
town; 8. A. Moon. Howard.
1a,. Ya Was Pleued.
Wasumoros. talent. to, Yang Yu. the
new Chinese minister. had a wry aullsfncs
tory interview with Hecretar Milan: on
the matter of enforcing the 'hinm exclu’
elon law. The communicated to
the mlnlsler the declellm of the preeldent
that the law should not be enforced pend-
ing further action by congress. and further-
more that the tee-m. order for the depor-
tation of Chinese from the Pacific mt
had been suspended for the present.
fissile-M Nell-aliens.
Wmum‘rol. mart. Meat
seat to the senate t (allowing epppolnl-
meals:
Charles ii. J. 'l‘syloroi' Kansas. United males
laialetsv to Bolivia.
Jan-e liaiehee of flew Jersey. collector of it»
tarsal revenue for the first district of new Jer-
kmmlflamuw
Ila-sees Wu.
Inseam. Best. Ia—ls touch with
the revival “hummus-sandman.
meat. acwrdlegto the in daye' statement
mused. shoes Mai improve-lent
the lat at the mouth. The idle
ssrvehse IWMWM E .
studio at . - W
misleadiywmmm
ease shoes so lament «rumpus.
its Heals-a Ire-ate.
Wm, Sept. lla’l'he hostile lea.
ten of the listless trouble has
battthlnefl as ,
mm.
Imposmept. 11W hawho
whambwdheththe and
Samarium-sis did ly
whirlwind» DIM “Allan at,
Alum.
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if living. at to years of age.
8. S. L’Hommedieu. ig’i.
Ill Washington Steal.
Southiilomali.
situation:
Bale. Agent for
O. l. l. R. BOLTON'S .
HOT WATER HEITEl
sleuthing. 8mm ind ills-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans and eetimalea Furnished for either
hot water, steam or hot air healing.
to sloU’l‘ll MAlh' Sl'
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From “.96 to 32.5.”). 5 different Myles of
running mm and all warranted. Hardware
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Dent of upholstered bodies is extensive An
upholslen-r in constant attendance. Wllt will
trim reorder at short notice. Re lring and
re-upboistering done at short not no. Veloci-
flre sizes. from 31.75'lo .150. Propellers.
irls' Tricycios. Express \\ “one. etc.
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ROWAYTON. (H1. opposite R. E. Station.”
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One cake absolutely pure
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Successors to E. C. Harris & (:0.
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64 Sudbury at, Boston.~Mass.
Fire and
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Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF Ill KINDS
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serve their Oontsnle.
150 sold in Lynn lass. since that
where (if! of our as mere subjected
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
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