fl. interim" rm” ” “wt-W L om Nasturtium-tormen- mwmwmmmtn Sulorvlailliardvurem. aluminum Threats-lotion is. via: “lumps-alumni. st fill our Ill-4&0. and I pale. hissed 00.“ st to eta. nor sci—tun. Micalenlouofnafsbom , only if.” at uni. A-fI-blf‘l‘rl. if teeth lain Street. W can cuauamee o l A iii ON 0 s wed-fr Wfiflnfiww who anew“- . TlBflii. JOHNSON I .00.. GUFPAV mammal podium . § use-hm my . em, Genuine Article. ha meadow-r. ere lostsnc st. creepy... . MIR. mun Will. Anette for loath Normali- can , Kan. Sept. lt.-—'l‘he all! yntcrday after— ..tarnpsrstnrs of 110 do» * .. ill. both-t day of the part of the country. The re- ” more. than repeated. and " overcome by the heat. were Wilden. Some of thorn will “will die. 8i: men have M is great discontent among the y ', tenure the forces at the ,, ‘Irt not lei-so eoongh to register Men-aw of the people who wish “registration. Great pnessurg . 7. ,. to bear upon the authori- , i p hinducethemto move L. booths ”Arkansas City or todiscon- flan. all registration and to permit every hank the strip and locate a claim. meals to lose earns. Hentet‘sant Caldwell sent a telegram Whit superior officer. Colonel Parr far. to Secretary Hoke Smith advising fit it the conditions existing at the booths. sndsuggssting that as the regio W has almost a complete fail- iflhh tinned. All of the nowa- ”r M representing metropolitan pu— Hz. ‘ in the followingdispatch to pill-omen km on a dusty road, four miles when ruler and shelter. the weather infinitely hot. and hot winds are Now hgagnh. The Mghgrent. A large . enrekers have been some of them have 0 down. and died. a'TlcgistratIen is progressing so slowly Willow of men are compelled to in line for days. exposed to the sun. ‘ nndthirst. Canyon not cause the to be removed to this city and put on singer form of clerks. or abandon regis Waterloo! For the honor and wel- ibreof the 'sdrninietrstion we beg you. to take immediate action. limpit’y do ”Min" ‘ \ 80m bathe feeling become against til-W system that when Friday night-trimand It is apparent that the _ demands in writing will be unable to bavetblrnamesplaced on‘the list,» at willhpradpitatad. Practically the me " audition exists at Orlando, Still' ater. Howell and Caldwell. Rwlllhc Impossible to enforce the 0 or > , Scent!!! Smith on Monday for- . I‘m one tohuard thetraiuse ter- :9 tip at noon who are not armed Noneenfflcates. Trains lood~ d to fullest capacity are arriving hand this influx will be kept up con- ” untilflatnrday noon. ' m Ill Winery. Mama“ I boomer was killed in his Mud rohhadof all his money. The maniac was captured and quickly re- moved from turn to prevent his being lynched. Ssvnsl .ttsmpts at murder and mnadcnthebooths nesrthis day. hntthavlgilance of the soldiers pre vented any tatslislea A soldier. engaged in a situation with a would be M and ludathilninthe crowd. mm Until. horas on which Sheriff lippof this county was sitting. killing it met lie was placed under arrest. by lieutenant in command. ltlsreportedhere that ’an organisation dothhcnrsmnbasbeenofleetedtoeep tin Mn site of Perry next Saturday. Till kae India lctrnent trust «nullified n Al III preliminary arrangements town iota bleach of their eight I r P gen err-mic buy a lot outright and perfect at once rather than take in scramble that will he made at t mount county seats. “music-areas". museums. tit.-Asalocalpas- trelnonthe straifroedwu msmcndstreeta s ifting engine float ofs side track.ovcrtnrningtbe .. , locomotive. FunkPeumflre- “I the was badly mum. mt“... " .u'wmwu ) seslded.bntwlll recover. ’ muse. A fire In Spencer. lass" Destroys lawy . thetown ofSpencer resulted instotallos's that will amount to 0050.000. Fully six acres of building: were wally destroyed. Thcdissatrouailre driginated‘attbe freight depot of the Boston and Albany road on Wall street. near Meehsuics’ street. A large number of kerosene barrels. some of them full. were standing on the platform In a place where it was customary to store them. the platform being therefore corn- pisicly saturated at that point. The‘drs may have been started Among the barrels by a spmk from a locomotive. or more probably by are dropped from a pipe or a ‘gigar on the oil soaked boards oi the plat orm. town water was turned off for repairs in the main, and it was not possible at first to get water to put out the fire. Fire engines were summoned from Iaioeeter. East Brookfield, North Brookfleld and Worces- ter. and not until some of these arrived was it possible to make any headway against the fire. The fire rapidly increased in intensity by a mild southeastwind along Wall street toward Main street. Every building on either side of Wall street was totally destroyed The following In a list of the principal places burned: yard, lumber shed and two buildings; loss. $0,000. Office of the Spencer Leader; total loss. “0,000. John G. Avery's machine and repair shops; loss. $0.000. Eidredge's . leather dressing establishment; loss, same “'illiam T. Clark & Son’s machine shop: loss, mm William A. Bar-rah Son's heel factgyy, A. ammond's Chicago beef store; lose. “.001. Boston and Albany passenger eta» tion and freight department; loos. 835.100. or in» Thousand Only mu Returned that left here and other ports in . ay last for Mecca only half have returned. the oth— ers having fallen victims to the cholera returning pilgrims on their releaec from retrevvn with the corpses of victimauf the SIX ACRES IN ASHES. Business Buildings. Walton-urn. Mess. Sept. lt-A fire in A At the time that the fire broke out the E. C. Stone dz Co's pinning mill, lumber 0 employing 60 hands: lose, $33,000. CHOLERA AMONG PILGRIMS. ‘ From Ileana. Tl'h'ls, Sept. li.-"—()f the 0,000 iigrims Fully “3,000 friends and relatives met the quarantine. and there were runny hmrfe rending demonstrations of grief by the roi- ntivee of those who had succumbed to the disease. The survivors tell terrible tales of suffering. - ()n June ‘24, “0.000 pilgrims were gathered on the Sacred Mount to hear a solemn ad- dress prior to their proceeding for Mecca. Many of the multitude wen-starving. Thi‘ mount resembled a iutttiefivid, being pestilence. among whom were lying hun- dred . of 1mm wretchos who were dying from the dread disease. So frightful was the condition of affairs that no unednml tonppmach the place. Finally a battalion of 700 Turkish soldiers was sent to bury the dead and rescue the living. Five hundred of these soldiers lost ihnir lives as a result of their devotion to duty. (if the whole battalion only 200 men est-oped tiu- pestilence. . They fought for Blood. NEW ii A \‘iib'. Sept. l-I.~.\ most brutal prize fight ir. .x< piiice in broad daylight in .‘iilllliflh‘at‘. Jil‘iilli five miles from thiscity. 'l‘in- plillupiils ware llurney Lynch and limb-«rt Kennedy, two well known local pugilists. The men fought desperame for more than an hour. Both men were badly punished, and Kennedy was so terribly hurt that be had to be taken in a carriage to his home. where he now lies in a pre- carious condition. The fight was for blood. the men having an old score to settle. The officers of Montowese were attending court in this city, and the men took advantage of this fact. Crack lflcyellsts I. ”ringfield. Srn'isurrstu, Mesa. Sept. li.—-At ilsmp dcn park was held the first meeting of the great bicyclists. Sanger was the hero (a the day, winning the international invitw tion race and making a new record for a scratch competition mile, beating the 2 minutes 12 to seconds record made by Zim- merman at Indianapolis. Zimmerman. however. beat everybody in the half mile open, in which the stars were all entered. John S. Johnson is snflerlng from ulcerated teeth and withdrew from the tournament ”canard Investment Company's Akin. Naw You. Sept lt—The World says today: ”Warfare between the two factions of that gigantic corporation known as the Lombard Investment com y has ad- vsucedto such a stage the defeated faction shows such hacdlessnsss In its» tacks that there is danger that the com pauy will he rent asunder. The dissatisfied stockholders are striving to have the com pany placed in the hands of s receiver." The nah-t Iona. Casein mailmsept. tt—llsspits the hfhiw tion by the government of ban quota. no young Creche. fncln members ofthe eraser _ Boobies and retasad to disperse until the polleetbreateaedtc forcibly elecrtbeplacr. U is leaving tin building they were greeted the mob out side with derisivs shouts. trial at [thread hams-s confined. fianmptn, Sept. its-lo the superior ..... mm "as "- our i m 0' Wand New England rm foralleged conspiracy in Mending the road by means 30* of falsified payrolls was continued totbe " ' mun-n 5 r it—Thehigyeeht ‘ by Illistn B. Vander- . , t nus are at woe ndhuttcrnofthsyaebt. t IIcKinieysud his-ted tcokparttodayln M Ward“ Mal-Iain. law mm.“ W scene! re- W Deeemhn term. The Western Union nursed Ont- Wlsmsorml, Sept. it.-l‘ire in the Cor corsn Milling gently damaged the wires of the Western nfou Telegraph comp-sly. whose elites are locatsdon than floors of the building, and shut oil slim-pile ' communication of the oftybythetecm Mi neural-y lasts with the clan. Chicano. Sept. it.-—Governor William tbsulslnatlou. locidsutaflythegovernor esmetosttendthercnnionofthemsnlte Kinley. immiscible-tho. Narrofimsptftu ova-refinan- iamthobnlaowbsr elshwassubstf- tntcdusucetverofthsl’hlladelpwsnd Magnum-displaced” Wil- aaios of the. , Ownershflstlutltstyflt. W SHELLINGMIO BEiiiiIi The Rebel , Fleet Bombarding ' ‘I’lfli BBVOLTBBE ABE BB-ENPOBOBD patch has been received from lilo Jauelro: begin: atoll o'clock Wednesday. The garri- son of the largest and strongest fort has declared hr the rebels.‘ ll o'clock. The town has a dualateape penance. The people who arecompeiled to remain are greatly excited. All buslv alarming rumors. received in this city to the effect that Ad miral Mello. commanding the rebel Brsnll‘ isn fleet, has informed the representatives of foreign nations in lilo de Janeim of his intention to bombard the forts in the bay to lupin after 0 o'clock yrstenlay. Arv raugemeuts were being made to remove foreign vessels from out the line of fire. it is also said that a liritinb gunlxrat had left the bay for the purpose of warning weer-ls not to enter. partrneut has at last, after waltlng for sev- eral days. again received word from Min- istcr Thompson in llmlil. anything . of its contents. however. to make public a portion of it. and that was to the efl'm that the rrrinister reported that felcgrsphic communication with Brazil had been restored patch contained any reference to the re- ported imminmlment of the city. which it was said was to have taken place today, but Mr. Gresham answered that it did not of Mr. Thornrmn'a last dispatch convince the authorities that the situation, instead of improving, is growing worse, and noth- ing short of a pmionged and general rem intiun is now limkml fur. est L'ullcvrn fur fire safety of Amcrimn in forests in ilvazii and is aggruvuml by the t coniinuul failure of the navy department to hour from the cruiser Charleston, now a week (“'t‘rillir‘ ui lilo. shc passed that port. she should have reached Montevideo yestenlny. and if she has not been hml from by today the au- thorities will conclude that some mishap to her machinery has delayed her. the Brazilian Capital. finish Guaboat Warns All Vessels to [up Out of the Harbor—tears at Wash- ington For the Infety of American lash dents—Vilma ofthe Craters Heard m. Lennon. Sept. lt.——The following die to The attack of the rebel fleet on the forts A The bombardment of the town begins at each atasiandstill. The air is full of lions. Sept it.-—lrltelligence has been C I lilo de Juneiro. ‘ Operations against these forts were fixed Minister Thompson Ila-rd From. Wapulsurux. Sept. l-ip-lere estate de- Secretary Gresham, when asked about he dispatch. was at first disinclined to fell lie consented. The secretary was asked whether thedis- ( This state of affairs and the serious tenor I This feeling is nommpnniml by the great- Eveu assuming that anaherry Will Punch limbs". i’snis, Sept, ilk-“launl llowhery has lied!" Thus spoke the Marquis of Quecue berry to a reporter, the noble marquis at the same time flourishing a thick bundle-of letters which. he uvermi, mniainod full proof of the mural obliquity of the English secretary of r-lllit‘ for foreign affairs. “And if Lord lioseb-ry fancies be has done with me." continued the marquis. “be is vastly mistaken. “l our going to London to we ihis nutter through. i will not not until I lum- brought It to a head, and if an assault on the person of Lord Roeebery is necessary. why. i am prepared to conunit that as. ennlt! “You see, my intention is to ‘show np' Lord iimwbery publicly. and possibly my only chance of doing so in in force him in bring me up before the law courts for a» souit. "’i‘hen." said the rrmrquis triumphantly. "I have these!" and be flourished his bun- die of letters. "May look what is the nature of those letters?" “Ceruiinly. There Is one from her gra— cious majesty the queen and another from his. Gluistone. besides copies of a number of letters from me to the Prince of Wales and also to Lord nowhery!‘ The letters from her majesty and ‘.If r. Gladstone prove beyond doubt that it wan Lord liesebery who was at the bottom of the whole tron- “Q" ’ lleury vulsrd Accused. Nrw Yons. iii-pt. il.--Heory Vflisrd. the Northern Pacific vaill’i‘l. its receivers. Thomas F. (lakes, Henry C. Rouse. Henry 0. Payne and others have been sued by John Swaps of Philadelphia to compel them tore-tore a large amount of bonds and stock which they are charged with having conspired to obtain. Mr. Swaps sues as the holder of all shares of the preferred stock of the Northern Pacific railroad. m Templeton Is In. Hawaii Osborn. New Your, 8c t. it—Mies Fay Temple icnarrived in th city from Boston and is at the Grand hotel. "Yes. we are mar- ried." said Miss Templeton toareporur. “and have been married a long time. not withstanding all reports to the contrary." Howell Osborn. who stood beside her. nodded his head sflrmstivsly. flan-end a latte late In most. murmur. N. J., Sept. lL—Mrs. John Grad of llioomsborg. sued 1'0 years. at ten to commit suicide. She secured on knife and drove it into her throat with a hammer. inflicting an ugly wound. Itiefaaredshawillnotrecover. Thcwora. an is blind and crippled. In. labor m I- flew Raw Bureau. linen, Sept. la-d‘hs sit. cationic Isboreircles launcher-yeti. The Asa-bust mill rsrndos closed, but in all tbeothermllisthebeipsssstwert. though greatly dissatisfied over the cutdown. lisvahsefllainstbslase. 10,003,501”. lt—Tberscvbstweentbe Navahcs and Britanniswes the cf fwaolonuseonrssmnrscerd. maestro elalrustbsttheNsvaboswontbsrscebys nrinltlonthsallowsues. cattsn that mom was. Psovfnsscs. W 14.41.- Sister eat ton will of Pswtoeket moons-s a relic. tics of wages to begin out w. W 139077355 . ; Multicultural. ‘ nonpartisan. ' Makes the finest and most de- licious drink imaginable ‘ 'Fuil Directions With Tomiinson’siharmgcy THE. RELIGIOUS. cone The AIM” I. 3.. m ‘3 ”VIM“ Cmcsoo.flept. lt-So general inter- est wm manifested in the proceedings of the world's parliament of religions that It was found news-cry to arrange for over- flow meetings in the smaller hails. In the Hall of Columbus. I’mtap Chunder Mar soondarof India delivered an earnest ad- dress In the English language. which aroused so much attention that when he had concluded the applause wrupelied him how his thanks. the action being emphe. sized by the Immense audience lining to its feet and singing "Nearer, My God. to Thu.” Greece. was the next speaker. . church woman's work among the lndians "Christ‘s Nature of Salvation." "The in- spiration and Revelation of the Bible" and “The Problem of Sin" were thé subjects talked over in the Unlversalist congress. work and church extension. while the Die eiples of Christ compared the church of of the future. Elliott of the Order of l’uuiiste apflkv on thmaionement, the objmt of which, he said, wast" restore its to dh'ilru wnrnhip. muted an able paper entitled "The Argo. Oliver Amen. 5n. Takes Charge of the lie- mnof tho ate Barium millionaire. Fred- erick L. Ann-s, vice president of the Old Colony railroad. who was found dead In a state-mom of the steamer Pilgrim soon after her arrival at Plt'l' ‘23. North river. was in this city and took chug: of the body of his father. an undertaker in he cmbalmed. Mr. Allies took the remains of his father tulhe Grand New Haven and Hartford train which left here at midnight. ' They arrival in Boston at 7 o‘clock this morning. cause-d by npuplexy. lie boarded. the Pil- grim at Fall River Tuesday night alone. lie was on his way to this city to attend a yesterday. chusetfs. and be had the finest residence in North Boston. with conservatories that were famous in the world of fiuricuiture. tant and said to he vaiuui at mull). 'lio was a member of the Somerset and Algon‘ quin clubs and is believed to be in the syn- dicate that built the llostun cup defender Pilgrim. designed by Stewart & Binncy. lie extended his charities lavishly. the suspended Commercial bank of Brook- lyn determined to appear against the state superintendent of banking, Charles M. Preston. before the governor and ask for his removal from office The committee of sent the circumstances of the failure of the We. a. if... ” tau-Governor flowervfrttedthem «animus-ii Wilt! “titrated-eta. orrunullus mt ‘ Each Bottle. .41... HESS. W late I-aller Balls. return to the front of the platform and A repreheutative of tho (In-ck church. rchbishop Dionyrdns lotus of Znnte. In the congress of tho Congregational was discussed by a number of speakera The Lutherans discussed foreign mission brist in the first century with the church At the evening station the Rev. Father The Rev. Philip Mortnm of Boston. pro rent For lummrmiity." BACK TO BOSTON. mains of ills Father. NEW Yul: ’. Sept. l§.*‘oll\’¢i' Amt-s. Jr. The remains had been iakrn in charge by 'enfral derail. and they wrre placed on the Mr. Amou' death is supreme! to have been Heeling of i'nion Pacific directors held Freilerirk I. Amos was admittedly one i. the timer or four richest men in Mass» Ilia mliectinn of orchids is the finest or Will Ask for Preston's new Nsw Your, Sept. lit—The depositors of five of the depositors’ organization was in- structed to go to Albany Friday and pre- Cornmendal bank to Governor Flower. It is charged that the Commercial bank was passed as sound by the state banking de- partment when it was actually insolvent. Gaunt" Iatthe-s ‘l'allts of Bloodshed. lsnusamtrs. Sept. lt.—I). O'Malley. president of the Colombian Athletic club, called on Governor Matthews and pleaded with the governor not to interfere. The In- torvievv ended with the governor saying: “There will be no more prise fighting at Ruby If I have to call out every militiamen in the state and atbousand Chicago toughs get killed. I mean to stop the fights at Roby if there is gunpowder enough in lo- diana to do it." Dial ll lien-gig. Vrsnaso, N. J.. Sept. lt~0n Sunday. Sept. ll. William F. Veale. father of the superintsndent of the farmiugde ment of the State Home Training so l.wss suddenly strieken with hiccongbs. being incessantly convulsed with agony.excspt at intervals when he was under the In- fluence of morphine. On Sunday Iastbe lost his ”origin and Tuesday morning be cause unconscious. Wednesday night he died. paralysis having not in. Oslo-oi llrsebfsridge’s Defence. Loumrtts. Sept. lt—lt is said by per» sons h at position to know something of the intentions of Colonel W. C. P. Breck- inridge that in his cross petition in the Bmtinridge-l'ollard reduction and breach of promise suit he will deny that Miss Polo lard can lay her downfall at his door; that be is no way responsible for her nudesira~ his weensud that behadnothingtodo with her until he knew her character was not good. Waite lay call as Intel bed-a. Dssvsn. Bent. it.—Governor Waits hes telegraphed several members of tbsleais» latnre now in Denver asking them to most him on his return from the cast. ifs says he will probably have to call an extra ces- slou of the legislature and wants to talk the matter over. A cam mac's II. Libel unit. Chicano. Sept ltuilr. David L Vos. burg. eaanrioing physician for the Home Life Insurance corolla”. has brought suit nettbs Chicago Ives Journal for (00 darnages for alleged if no abstract larder II‘rlsi. Atlasv. Sept ltdl'be trial of William ll. Bhsttnck for the murder of his wife was closed before Judge Stover. whose charge to the jury was bnpsrtial. Thad.- fsusl was insanity. Lunar-mutt NisossJIvb rem mp. soncfthemsiner .frcaiYov ,kohamarsports that a mono... thenciatopnassttothedecksndwssis» unflihillsd. WW, . o new ‘4" new" may «min-m www.mwntlyhlldhs run Mauritius. ' Gasoline Stoves. GASO LIN E , Famniyandioafwm iiivummonttsoliemlnm . ~ “all iii END ISWlE-llIN SIGHT. Silver SenatorsrRefuse to Con- VOOBHBBS WILL TRY AGAIN SOOI. Republicans Will late a tight Against the Proposed Roped a! the Federal line- “on lawn—The Ilene. Holds a fruitless lesion—Annexation of Utah to Nevada. Wesmsorou. Sept. lt—v-An effort was made in the senate. alter the repeal bill was laid before it, to have a day fixed for closing general debate. but the result of that effort was not very encouraging to the hopes of three who look forward in a not distant final disposition of the hill. The propiwiilon come naturally and with due modesty from the chairman of the finance cmnmittec. who suggested that general debate should CID-M! next Wednes- day; and various amendments should till the following Saturday. and that then voting should begin. lie desired to elicit the views on that point of senators on the other side of the question. ' Timer. views were expr'emd through Mr. Dubai: of Idaho. who held out no hope of an agreement to having any time fixed. ’l‘bcreulmu Mr. \‘mrhves remgniznl the situation and withdrew his suggestion. promising, however, to aulnnit another pmpnnition at some time hereafter. In the cmrraeuf thi- diacuasinnupnnit. Mr. Vuorhws (lot-lured his n-miists to en- gage in legislation In behalf of silver as som- as the Sherman law should be out of the way. and he denied that the repeal of that law would demunrtiw a single one of the 000 odd million siivvrfilnlinrs in the l? to the trailic In silver as a commodity—n miserable commodity. ' half of the friends of silver an unwilling- from in trust in future silver legislaiiun. knowing that illi‘l‘l‘ would be none during the remainder of Mr. Cleve-land's adminis- trillion. lng thus failed. the debuieon the repeal bill Went on. slswnbcsbeinxmmlrby .\fr. Shmip of ldaim against it and by Mr. Dolph of Ore-gun in favor of it. small Mundane». in get down tobuslnm .\lr. Talbert of South i‘imriiua made life first effort with a resolution irietruriing the committee nu blinking and currency to report the Mcluuiren bill for the issucuf tiiflllkiinin frrnaury nudes. but this at ie-inpf was frustrnfnl by an objection from Mr. Ilnrsinenf Pennsylvania the committee on printing. came in with s rcpurton the bill regulating public print- ing and binding and nuke-d for its imme- diate consideration. But Mr. Talbert. sci— ing under a desire for retaliation. and Kil- gure. acting on general principles. objected. and the bill was placed upon the, calendar. Suirmpreutly it was considered. but with- out disguising of it the house adjourned. of difliculfy in the way of the southern representatives who are desirous of report~ lug today the bill to repeal the federal elec- tion laws. The Republican opposition has taken form. and they have. it is said, been instructed to absent themselves when the corrunittec on election of president and vice president, which has charge of the bill. at- tempt: to meet. it all the Democratic rut-m» bers of the committee are present. the bill may still be reported. but there are signs of defection on the part of some sdminiaint tiuu men. who are fearful of the effect of a report on the silver repeal bill. and if only one of them is absent aquurum cannot is“ obtained and the bill cannot be reported. fourth class posllnnaiers were apptdnted: ll. Higbce. Leads land l'nrk: Henry filling. Pomerania: Henry Peters. Tabernacle: John It. Freeland. Upper Own. 0. Clin. Utiseo. lease 8. Patch. linsfonvillo: Mrs. C. C. Keecb. received at the inferior department from officials of the general land ofllce now in the Charoaee outlet says that reports from all of the booths show that there have been 60.0!) people useless. BY Till GAL“?! OB BARREL. A SPECIALTY. cent to a Vote. t.t the diacumion an the snbaflute continue“ Silver Dollars Are Safe. trite-d States. it would only put an end Mr. Dubo'ls, however. eXprenaed on be- Mr. Vourhoes‘ proposition bar- The house atiernpiai. notwithstanding a uni& Norman. stir. murmurs livery Inferior lasing. . W'— ‘l’fll m WI“! 0! 05000108“ ,e r Cucumbers I-irou Pickling. Zeluli. ll Y’s B 4 2 Insure your Life In the Conn. General Life ins. Co..ofl!artford. Bernernber.youngrnan thattcsdaywlll insure your life for sum andflcedaywillgfveyon our unuuu noiuns If living. at til years of so. 8. S. L’iiommedieu. lg’i. Ili' Neshingion Street. ' ~Smith Nomail. Nilihekeriit. 5‘ nanometre. it i. ll. BOLTUN’S Hill WATER HENTEI Plumbing, 8mm and Bea-Fitting. Tin and Sheet I‘rcn Wort. Hot Air fleeting. Plans and esfimatcs fumishcd for i-itha hot water. steam or hot air heating. (:0 SOUTH MAIN 8“ l-'i for: F‘ " M M Practical Bicycle Repairing ed. Ne o ‘ Weldon, Crown and brldoc "w “343W J iK NIGHT ”BRIT. NOBWALK. 00M dill“. Mill. ml.“ MmJlln-im i’l'eloyirone’gauill‘bpa mww fits- WWW BI. F. U. lllllEl. . ashi m. WWW. "m . sou-m SOMALI. 001m. .‘ cl ly fluvial attention . D. JENNINGS- Undertaker. Opposite Horse lisllwayllepot. LATE Then Mr. Richardson. the chairman of Fight Against Ill-eno- Law Repeal. WasHisnTux. Sept. it: Tin-re is promise l-‘rom use to running sure an on fine c 50% Bill (illilliiiis liNlIFiCi’iiilEiiS' PRICES. an. F. BOY ROWAY'NN. (Flt. opposite R. R. Stating.l all warranted. . nickel plated. Our newn- ment of upholstered hmiius is extensive. An npholsterer in constant attendance. trim to order at short notice. ra-uphoisieriug done at short not to. five sizes. from $1.75 to your. Propellers. 'l’ricyclee. Express Wagons. etc. 5 different styles of Hardware who will Be rin and eluci- LSTON. Fourth Class Poet-austere. Wasllisul'ul. Sept. H.~«'l'be following New Jerseywllutrry Aeey. ilayviile: Absalom Point: George Ileynar. lid- . illians It. Wilson. Whippany: Cranmer. Whiting. New York—J. NI. Norton. Andes: Ellen E. Pennsylvania C. W. Marknian. (‘arrnichaim rm, Tbs-sand Boo-are. Wasuixorus. Sept. lt.—-—A telegram just Wasmuo-rori, Sept it ——The new cruiser Montgomery. built at Baltimore. was ex- amined and found to be in excellent condi- tion. The vessel will probably be tried Monday. Sept. fl. Proposal ta m to Invade. Wasarroros. Sept it.~itrpressntativa Oates of Alsbamalntrodueed a hill to an- sssrsrvd. f w. L. mucus 33 SHOE edi'b'ir. unmet-1 muse Intricate limousines“!!! winter-3M”! ”III-bl which“ 33509.”! the. limdummdieekul W. is M :II'Lthleg'"ww' u n . tr b M I my." taste» escalation 'amargma. ' won" leaf-It Izsh’ww stt bill to amend and modify the Gentry Chinese registration law to s subcommit- tsetormmisationsndreport. lins- “an he as use. Paste. lent. “0"” Mann whose . sit .vesfrom umd' urn. W WWII-tumult I” I salooninl’aria is everywhere humanist. Mlmmb “0:: Inch. Wm tout-museums: “imam , ml- MWMM 3'31“- rue. 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