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CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
. VOCAL.
Laurie Merv of Argy
Mississi iSho . N
’8“ on 15c W to 0%, Upon glidekestd the Sun to Rise.
”Mag: ”gm aNisllosour. Remember Now 'l'by Create tor,
. rmySee. Somewhere
' The Sand Man
ii." moi.
B
The )1 a home King.
Waiting. inelt ng.
flu“CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
' a n, f H gfilumv
”u C. \ Duh
__lm $121320 “ I $2.3m A Chet
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hill 0 fit! The Basket Mnker'sChild.
. The ele
. %l. "liis suing Prayer.
Sol mnThoIIghi. T'Whlnllre “a Aw‘sJ-mie
~ n3.“ eevgniy . Whistleend altfor Katié.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
. 0n the Rock b Aberdee
t the Wicket Gate Robin s r n.
me if all Those lndearing Young
Somalis .
$3.1? hilt]: gill Log Cabin in the lens.
There's was nnshine Somewhere.
Tie the of Summer
Yes, to. Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
rille. Sonatl
alts. Two by wo
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
errlor Bold. Reyomour,
Lend. Without a Storm Rosy Goblet.
l i t. 'l'ho Old Oaken Bucket.
“"3“!“ N “h Th: Mimi-e lBoy.
Hen , Then You‘ 11 Remember Me.
‘ ’deDreem. The Lendo‘ theml.
no. The Gypsy Countess.
W s 0 Home. Wi‘sLHundralPl
'M, “p' Within a Mile of nbaro.
1 INSTRUMENTAL.
Desideli Bright Eyes Polka.
solvent Betl'is. Dance Iswccals.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
,VOCAL.
‘ Let me Dream A ain.
“muksgldhtgfigf' 3111.1 logeem her see Again.
v. v v c
3?? c. . n?" u” R” in mm ,Ili’gckéupt the 0mg: of the Deep,
’ a” . e w’d wu.
I $33129an coughs. The Lost 0rd.
The Pirates' Chorus
Tl): Sword of Bunker Hill.
Turn Back Pharaoh's Army.
INSTRUMENTAL
, Prince Lanciers.
W the villa. Memurka. 11 Back»?!
km. 'mmmflww IerWalts.
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CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL. M)
etch.
04M “our glyc Ain Countrie,
“ddtwelfifl negm' «mum.
Moon in Marble nun. ° are 8"the on l‘olks.
ng.
INSTRUMENTAL.
8t. Albina Grand March.
rs. Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
Wh ll l“’hh Music Iii V
e a
lie no.3" me a
l dear"o or Prayer,
mete
Why do Bummer Roses Fads.
innewei’was Wrong.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Bocceclo b.
Don Jenny.”
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
Pilenfliaht.
d the ill r.
TR‘M Brave Cid 0st I.”
Uncle T303?"
Would on.
Whens l we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
wmrlmb.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
INSTRUMENTAL
GheketIyMsreh.
Jolly Brothassm Halon;
COUNTS um ElIlEl.
VOCAL.
And Ye Ihall Beak ills.
seem?-
l'redar ich
l’aravaeli‘“ma My Brother.
Grandmother's Chair.
Mush “Babies
Tbo‘gethieen Aroon.
ll.
Marseili sell
Old Folks at me.
Pun: ythtlse
The 111{title Maidnbfllhfng tier Cow,
'l'be Danube
The Mountaineer.
/We'll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
'l‘helI l'itrs tiss.li
Waves of thefl' Ocean.
When the Boom” is on. the Bye.
liliIIIiliS lllllfll ”HIE.
VOCAL.
Come Unto Me
Faithful Johnnie,
l's Comln’ Close in Eighty Year.
1 Ain' t Goin'gdio Dis Any More.
£931“. w e 1 Ready
are n y
tangles“ l’aii Asleep
Mi"... Kimmie.
Mr. Lo ly andl
Resting By and Fly,
Scenes that are Brightest.
Thelvy sen.
'Mld the 8WD.
Watch on the ins.
Zion's Children.
INSTRUMENTAL
Edelweiss Glide.
Kurschke Polite.
Lied lfrom Oberon.
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MUSE.
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ten. and new.
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lagindeenceevsr Hummers-sues
onlbepreescdlngslnconrt. ’
Onehsndsonre Spanish girl,who has
besemmpsrsisteatsnaa others other
rivals. has regularlywalted at the en-
tranced the hotel iuwbieb more and
biscomredcsarebeldas prisoners inor-
dsrtocetebe glimpse of her here and
followeltsrh‘mtotbecourtroorn.
misconduct has been manly. 'l'o
auappsessnesstbessdsttsringettentions
bevslreenunnotlced. 'l'hagrsetlegslhsb
tie, which means to bird life or death,
claimshiswholsattsntion.
Csnersltzetabssrseelvedemlttsnee
ufimfrmabubrotherculogthmds
possdpresldent. endis nowabla to pro-
vido for all his wants. Be confidently
expects to be released, and his friends
openlyasserttltat withinemonthbe will
be at the head of another revolution
against the existing government lulled
Salvador.
CHINESE TROOPS BLOC'KED.
The (ewes-f Ll Ilseg M ls “nudity
Wetsleg.
Seasonal, Sept. i2 ~‘l'hs power of
Viceroy Ll flung Chang is steadily wan-
ing, Ills few influential friends are doing
their best for him at Peking. but it is not
likely that they will be able to avert his
downfall. livery day' s delay in providing
the promised victory over the Japanese
now adds to Ll flung Chang s dedger
The block in moving the Chinese troops
into Korea continues. Everything has
been thrown into mm The rear:
imminent-v four: the remote provinces
en route to Timuln sleet estandstlll
and are termriring the cities in which
thsyarsbalted. These reenforeemeutssre
mostly undisciplined hordes who are not
underthscontrol of thslrnomlusl leaders.
Almost a reign of terror prevails at
Time-in. The savage nidisry are plun-
deringend maltrsetlug the wretched pop-
ulace. and native merchants are dosingto
'I'len'tslrr in order to save their lives.
'l'rfiis is at a complete standstill. andmls-
cry is general.
The French minister has ally pro»
tested against the action of t Chinese in
boarding a French mall Won Satur—
day last.
A letter from the residents at Seoul
states that a large military hospital has
been erectedmtbeheights. audthetnnm-
here of luvsiidad .l are treated
there. The building is crowded with pa-
tients. it is rrporlral that constant eonv
flirts are place between the cup
perils, but badly wounded men have
beentnkenhfs'eool. Slostoltbsmenin
the hospital there are enduring from dis-
l’ofiaoud lay Ilsel.
Serums. N .l . Sept l?.-—Edwsrd. Jo
aeph and Frank Saleem. aged £1. .5 and 3
years respectively. Conielie limo. a do
month: in the minister household; the
Sound, the masterminded; Slums: Peck.
the hired roan Miss Augusta Crawford.
in) yeareof age. and Frank Crawford. 8
years of age. were polaotwd by eating
corned beef. All of those poiwned will
live
Italy use Signed Th...
Pants, “opt 1:? - Mr. iiuntloy Mc-
Carthy, son of the leader of the antivl'er-
nelllte section of the irish parliamentary
party. who Willy married Cissy bolwl.
a mimic and star of the fondue music
bells, has. together with his wife. entered
into a three- ymrs‘ encasement with rte-
guslin Dely, the American theetrlmi men—
egrr.
lor- loesud Ivy Electricity.
Smmrrsun, liars, n‘ep’t. 12—h rot-
msom «bar-ob nest fen inWest
Springfield.“ the wines entered with
theatrsstraflwaytroiiey wires. The mass
olwircstnllaaossalmss thetwaspsse
log. and the animal slowly burned to
Melvin! flemstwo last in length
lea-tugboat bismuth.
old flue flees 0st or “uses.
nursrsronv. x. Y.. Sept, 12.-—D. 8,
Emilio. have decided to wind up
their hostess at this pies-afternoon“—
i‘nllifsof overlay-era in themanofac-
turs of harvesting machinery. Their
m was the lint one placed upon the
m,
Trying to Career fie.
llama: rapt 12 -——l)saplts tbs lg»
minions failure oi the syndicate which
summed themln slain 1667. an—
otbsvmbimiion of French and Dutch
speculates-ism trying to obtain eon
feel subs tin outta
estrus (“attitudes in "a: It» read.
(osmasramrtr. l-ept iii ~The sultan
wee deeply nlovsd lay the magic details
which mammal them lives in
Minnesota and “main, and he his
glove emf-their wands forthebeoeilt
of the snilsrm
TELEGRAPNIC BRIEFS.
Bakelite, Tea. has been nearly wiped
socialise.
mwladgwol Knights of Honor
”OMI‘W
"roses lispnbiieaos havemlsoted prow-
minutes-«wits mil-Is»
mama heel of the Salvation
Annyatsurdlsrtflaumatry.
ammo-s hasoilaredlsnda
massymsiocaflmlmthemt
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Tm onto to the Poe-than
masses sea t’irgloiahsvsiormed e
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mums-van
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mud. one! mum of the
Jars-oak ' _ and Corbett one...
Fight at Sioux City.
W WOULDN'T SIGN ARTICLES.
sac-ii
we Themfugflmuhmtoflen one
lsrslg- Trip—Corbettculs lilus e Biol!-
ereelellawerdendleyslla ls Disgust-
0‘ Wills the Whole Baal-m .
Chicano, Sept. 12. ~Tbe efforts of the
Sioux City Athletic club to bring ed a
light between Corbett and Jackson have
resulted in a complete failure, Jackson
Musing absolutely to put his name to
martini“ of agreement as signed by Corv
t.
Edward Lloyd, representing th ioux
City club, met Jackson and his to agar,
Parson Davies. at the Briggs lie
the presence of a good sized crowd of
sporting men and newspaper represents
tires. Little time was spent in prelim-
ineriss. and Mr. Lloyd produced the pa-
pers which Corbett signed in New York.
Jackson glanced over them and at once
said they would not do.
“i will light for your purse and a side
hotel ’10, 000, " he said. ‘but the fight
will have to come of! within three
months."
”That’s the idea exactly," said Mr. De-
vies. ”Mr. Corbett is on the stage now.
and we don’t intend to advertise him un-
til next May or June This agroexnent
calls for the light to take place between
May 15 and J one 15 Now, you people
seine your pince- and make the time with
in the next three months, and Jackson
will sign. ”
Person Davies Objects.
This Lloyd said he could not do, and
Mr. Davies proewdod to pick flaws in the
papers. lie declared the deal did not look
honest; that no place was named; that
there was no specification as to whether
the men would fight 10 rounds or 10 years
or to a finish, and that the whole matter
had a peculiar look. Jackson chimed in
with an objection to fighting “any place. "
house,” he said.
“it a three months ornothing, ” declar-
rich! " ,
“Well, it's ofl," said Davies as be ick-
ed up his hat. “I didn‘t like the Ibo s of
this thing anyway." Jackson followed,
and the palrieft the hotel. It was an-
nounced later that Jackson would leave
for New York and immediately sail for
the West Indies, whence he will go to
London
“it is apparently useless to try to gets
fight with Corbett. " the pugilist said. “I
couldn' t aiiord to lay around doing noth-
ing all winter while Corbett was on the
siege making money out of the advertiser
meet this light would give him. The
thing is clear all now. I'll try London
awhile "
Corbett Is Disgusted.
WAsmxmnx, Sept. 12. — Champion
Corbett talked freely concerning Jackson‘ a
refusal to sign the articles for a light on
dcr the auspices of the Sioux Cit) Athlet-
ic club next year He expressed his hearty
disgust at Jackson’s actions and reiter-
ated his often repented views of the col-
ored man’s fear to fight him.
"Jackson." he said. "is it big bind and
a coward ht heart, and does not really
want to fight me. The conditions of the
articles signed by me in New York were
certainly fair. Jackson, however. knows
that I can whip him and does not want
to meet me in the ring. in fact. you could
not pull him into the ring with a four
horse teem. "
Corbett insisted that Jackson‘s objec-
tions t6 the conditions of the articles that
failed to point out the place of lighting
and the duration of the contest were very
trivial and ought not to have any consid-
eration in the minds of the people. lie
pointed out in this connection that in his
fight with Mitchell there was no curtain-
ty regarding the place lllliI time of the
light even tho dny before the battle All
Jackson was now after, he said. was to
secure his $10,110!) deposited in Chicago
and than get out of the country.
"Will you sceommodnte Jockson by
agreeing to light him within three
months. as he desires?" the reporter
asked.
"Certainly i will fight him in three
months. or in ten: weeks, and even to«
marrow if it were possible," replied Cor~
butt.
"But what is the use of saying that
Jackson knows that the Sioux City club
cannot make arrangements to pull on the
fight in that time. First, Jackson said
he would not light we in the south. Now,
when there is an opportunity to light in
the north, be shown his unwillingness to
meet me by refusing to sign the articles
providing for a contest. ”
Infra! Fires Id Algiers.
Au;lli1¢s.l-lept. 12.~B‘orentflres of im-
mense proportions are roping around
Bone The smoke is no dense that the sky
is obscured over till ores of 00 miles. The
heat from the burning female is excessive
and can be felt on for or 'l’unis. between
00 and fill.) miles east of lions.
line-uteri a Judge.
'l'liih'linlli, Cole, Hopi iii ~Judgo 8.
8. Wallace, Populist nominee for district
judge. was arrested by United Htotos
Marshal lirown under it special indlot‘
moot growing out of the recent American
Railway union strike
woman... Drive film to shields.
8) month, Sept 12. «Henry Lee, aged
on years. connoittmi suicide by drowning
himself in a cistern. Lee has lately been
unfortunate in business and lost a wile
and daughter by death.
lire Milne Natures.
Avatars. Ma, Sept le.-lt is claimed
by Republicans that Governor (lloaves’
plurality will reach 118,000. but Mr. Men-
lay'a estimate of 07,000 is generalin
pended as tori-sci
lnrderer files so... ‘l’rial.
About. Sept. lii.~llnron W Reed,
who shot Thomas Nason in his orchard at
West Albany is weal: ago, died in thehos-
pitsl. This saves the county a trial.
Brisk Factory lteeeivsrahip.
Jill" 0111’. Sept. 19 «James North-
rup was appointed receiver for the Nehr-
nof Brothers' brick factory at Little Ferry
by Chancellor Medill.
mange at Met.
Pmtenstrma, Sept iii. we cubism
«nuances that the Pennsylvania school-
ieip ileum arrived at renew.
”minimum”
freshwater, , imbibed .
hmmm‘ of.
court of appeals
“I want to light before a club and in a.
ed Devlin, and Jackson added. “That' s.
MATHEWs AND Hewsorl.
550ka-
oonvention here George A liunter non.
inated‘ Charles 11" Mathews of Buflulo M
the onion of governor. ’i‘he nominablm
was made by mismation.
Mr. Mathews, who is an oil refiner of
Bonnie and refused tune into the Oil
trust, was present as a delegate and”
speech of acceptance. He said he was}
member of the Farmers' Allinmie and II I
Knight oii Labor. Ila beilevod thanks
issue was manhood sgainstmouey, and
the proposed candidates oi the two great
parties Were to benominemd on their dolo
lar basis. 'l'om Plait and Tammany Hall.
he said, were the tools of corporations.
Mr. IL C. Hewson of Penn You was born»
looted by eoclnmation for lieutenant gov'
emor.
Thaddeus B. Wakeman- of‘ New York;
was placed in nomination for judge of the
He declined and named
in his place Mr. Charles Frederick Adams
of New York city. Mr. Rossesu read I
telegram from Mr. Adams declining the
nomination, slid the convention nominate
ad Mr. Wakeman.
There was a delegationof women prev
out, headed by Mrs. Clayton of Albany, to
ask for the insertion of a woman’s sul-
frege plank in the platform. The women
represented the New York State Women’s
Suffrage league.
The committee on permanent organisew
tion reported as foliowa: Permanent chair.
man. C. it. White of Ontario county; vice
chairman, Dr. Henry Frank of New York;
C. J Squires, Jamestown; H. I. Hickoek.
Brooklyn; Captain C. W. Lloyd, New Rev
cheiie; John 'i‘sil. New York; B. Cune—
ron, Warren county; James Wright, Che
mung county; secretary, M. F. Webster,
Ontario county; assistant secretaries, E.
J. Lee of Albany and J. J. MoCarver of
New York city; treasurer, D. M. S. Faro
of Warren county; sergeant-storms, Ed—
ward Zimmerman of New York.
The platform committee reported splat
form readirmlng the Omaha platform of
the party and containing further affirm»
tions. The platform closed with n denun-
ciation of Democratic and Republican in-
sion for spoils The entire platform was
adopted unanimously.
STRIKERS” CONFERENCE
They Will Ask Mill owners to Restore»
Old Wages.
FALL RIVER, M amid
sentotlves of the 01:31 tion.
formed from the the textile associations
of this city, mot and discussed. the wage
question. They claimed that the situa—
tion had greatly improved for the manu-
facturers since the operatives had been on.
their three weeks’ vacation, and the man.
ufacturors could afford to pay the old
wages.
it was voted that tho secretaries of the
five textile associations be u committee
to confer with the mill owners if the latter
can be induced to enter into n conference.
It was argued that cloth bod advanced
throcolghths of n cent. equal to 17},
cents u out. The present outlook is that
the shutdown will continue into October.
(mvsrnor Stone lit-leased For Trial.
JM: Kenn Miss. Sept. 1:3 .—-Goveruor J.
M. Stone and State Treasurer J. J. Evans
appeared before lTnlteil ntutos Commie
sinner Slowly in nmwcr in the charge of
counter-letting preferred against them by
Special Agent W, J Burns of the govern-
ment secret service for printing $200,000
in state wurrnnm in imitation of United
States currency. Governor Stone und
Treasurer Evans waived examination and
were l‘CIL‘iihod on their own ri-cognixnnce
to spponr of tho Xmomhor tom: of the
United htxm- a district court.
Iiual lmli
Nntlunnl Louguo Guilli.5'—*‘dlll\'0IunU, 1:3;
New York. 51. lSocoml gamut “lowland
1‘. Now Yurk ii. l’lllcng-l. i7; Boston, 23.
I’lilshlii‘u. 9’. Philadelphia. 7. (Second
game) l'iitsimrg ii; l‘hlimiolphlu. 5.
[Custom League(lumenw Eric. 4; Wilkes-
imrre. ti. Yonkers. a; Buffalo, 4 Scran‘
ton. 10-. Springfield, 1. Syrawueo. ii; Provi-
dance 1
Killed In a l.‘ pillar-y Explosion.
Asm \w. Pu ~opt 11— .\ turibie ex—
ploilrm of one occurred in tho Colltrniin
ooiiiory mines oporutml by L. A. iliioy it:
Co George him- tre was instantly kiliod'
James il‘orgorty was fatally injured am
John look wns seriously burned Two
llunmiriun laborers whose names could
not he loomed were ulso injured
Attempted murder and Suicide.
Buooun‘s‘. Sept ill. --l'otor ilchrdle
while intoxicated threw his 5-year-old
nluco. Mamie MoArdio. out of o second
story bowl. window to the ground. He
then juimmi after her. She is internally
injured and likely to die. bieArdle was
slightly injured. lie is under arrest.
Needing Reorganisation Approved.
l’nll.Am-:1.I'HIA, Sept. lit—«Tho (lloott-
Enrio plan of rcormmlzotiou of the Hood-
lug lioliromi mmpany was submitted to
the receivers of tlmt compouy. nml outside
of «single l‘i‘iliillllllllnlIULIUIi it met with
their npprovol.
liov. fills ‘h'llllllu. a Marilee.
Nlcw Ymm. Supt. lil.~-~/\fior creating
aovoroi sensations of. the Methodist camp
mmtinu in Stony llrooli, N. Y., the list.
Kiln May iiommti, the l nivsrsnllat
pri-cwiiur, has become a raving inniiloo.
noium and libedlve tinny.
lemony. Sept 12 «A dispatch to'l'hs
Timon from CNN) says that movie have
rounhml them from ifoustnntinoplo that
the relations between the Milton nod lilies
iilvo um far from mnllni.
Mrs. (iritugm's Milt.
IIilKTiiN, Hopi. i".-~«’l‘ho suit of Mrs.
Helen M. iimmnr of lndlmmogninst Con.
premium Mono for alleged damages of
1:25.000 in ii. : l'niied Moire circuit court
was resumed.
lluuirie Miirilvr.
lirmmln'x-u, in. Sept. 1‘2. w W l“.
Brooknum. n inrnwr. elml, u'ul killed his
wife and aim .on. iiwlmr: illng. The
tragedy was ilw outgrowth oi nmllwsllo
disuord,
Fun at Frru-e II" in "(I
Limp: Film, 3; l‘. *7 i :.'.-—»'i'b«r
henvy mine of "no we! in": vim i Low, it
Is thought whim-9' i :illnguisimi imam
hes in tho Aliimml u it
Mr. items ”not; is rat-is.
Pants. firm 1 ~ ”mainline. J. ll. Earns
Amstloanoudmmdw to France. hos:
turned to Paris and resumed the duties of
his allies. ‘ .
/
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, I)“ Will Maids.
Il'hs New tart ixnllatsmfleuslusts a m
Sermons. Sept.12.~—ID the Populists' '
escorted to the platform. He made elm . ‘
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