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SWEETEST
SONGS :.
fluve charmed young and old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The
I: Richest and Brightest Gems of 3002 have been athered from all nations and are
oflered exclusively by THE EVENING SENT N EL to its readers for almost noth-
" lug.
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NEVER! Were you offered richer songs.
BYE B: Were you offered music so cheap.
NEVER! Was Music more highly prisised.
‘ ‘;Theoelebrated director of the New England-Conservatory of Music, Boston,
2. lulu, after examining these Songs says: “It gives _me great pleasure to say that
they up to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they wi l find a hearty welcome in every home in the land." _
. The REV. DR. LYMAN HURLBUT’I‘. after an examination of these Songs, writes:
”I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that l have ever seen."
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
. «h VOCAL.
iAnnleLani-i
b. lSh NW OiJArgyig' s d
7- i are. times you s an .
De Cabin on MISSIBB pp 0 Thou, who Makest tlle Sun to Rise.
Remember Now Thy Creator.
”i. Stimson
" fColeraine. ’ e an an.
- - t't'fe‘lh Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush.
' “‘°Wl°"°lll-. lizarmmuttsum...
. ‘. , l v
, mung? Silent g t Waiting. Only Waiting.
CONTENTS NU MBER TWO.
VOCAL.
. ation. Sailing,
gt Hiioam.
Mmeking out for Me. The Old Sexton.
The Old Arm Chair.
Cloche to.
' {ERIN ms the out som‘ The Basket Maker's Child.
' ' The New Kin dom.
:.m‘lsao(f'tgo:heil I. "I'ls Blrdle‘s veiling Prayer.
8”, Th ht wg’elhtli'gauarg {News Jamie
: 33383.33.“ 335.11? Belg.“ ' Whistle and tilt for Kane.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL. ,
‘ 0 the Rock. by Aberdeen.
aggllalflgket 0mm Rgbin Adair:
Some Day.
The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
The Kerry Dance.
Believe ml) if all These Endearing Young
Charms.
,Joll Jack Tare.
There‘s Aiwa '5 Sunshine Somewhere.
Noythinxr‘ Bu:n 123133;.310‘ ‘Tis the Last use of summer
Old Joe’s Dream. \es. Let his Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
ina Patti uadrilie. Sonatina, .
N231: Dame altz. Two by ’i we. sit
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
Seymour.
The lfosy Goblet.
The Old (lakell Bucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
Then You'll Remember Me.
The Land o‘the Loni.
The Gypsy Countess.
Vive L'Amour
AWarrior Bold. _
A Land Without a Storm
Hal Ni ht. Peiweful sight.
I! hlan Mar .
. Ho d My Han .
‘ I Dream’d a Dream.
An line.
LII; OllfeCottaize Home,
. “'1‘ a lluntlrell Pl re.
gmcfig‘bm“ Within a Mileof Ellinborn.
INSTRUMENTAL. '
Bright Eyes Polka.
302:2?me Dance Escoccais.
CONTENTS NU MBER FIVE.
,VOCAL.
Let me ilreaiu Again.
A Little Talk with Jesus. Onl ' in Hue her I‘ ace Again.
Como closer. Soul to Me.
. . (Me .'i :kerd nine.
00%: 3:0 m” Rm H 3'31.le? luttg‘é cw}. of the Deep.
nneis Cal rig. is car iw‘i own,
Sikiio’iiligi ll’illfia his Footsteps. :lr'lfix Niiiglvfiilbmu
“I!” Moments. “is Eyelid-(l)! Bunker Illll.
. " e in ‘H ’rayer.
33:3th ICome Tlll'll Buck Pharaoh‘s Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Prince Lanciers.
{fig'g‘fltlhg!l‘1’tllcy. Mazourkn. ll Boole. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
‘ I arhoard Watch.
0 93.3336... lily Aiu Countrie.
“Es Watch for Me. Nanci Lee,
1. l'l‘hy borrow. $3: Batman the Mill.
Mn'iiim'bweu in Marble Hulls. him“ it. on Folks.
we ins.
INSTRUMENTAL.
fit. Albums ("and March
”gimbals. The Turkish l‘toveillc. '
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
Once When we Hear the Mush: Blurring.
”“335: Quill: Tho thtluiilleu at Home.
me emu. \i i ll: llimil lll‘e‘mi‘ I" who... Wrong
‘
up re ye Bleeping. ‘ Mill t l The 0 ion iloor. ’
l as a. Bird. lienr liir Prayer,
3 l t e fliurlight. l lolliu to 'llim‘.
bhidxe. Why do Hummer limes ifmir.
INSTRUMENTAL.
I“ )owdrol ”(Micaela March.
‘ wouwliyllomhaxfler Waltz. Don Juan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
lilient Night.
The Rom; and the Nutter.
The liravn Old (ink.
is Tempest.
I’ili' e . no.
Love.
lie
ll‘llln Ilanll.
00“. ll) Hindi).
ethln Sweet to Tell You. Would You.
in t a Bill 1 Night. Walling;
loan Wait. IN hen n all we .‘lt‘t‘l Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
I hemi Pure all flnow
. 9:” of gnmw'wutz. Regimental aims.
, course-re nursean mus.
VOCAL.
The Bountiful City of God.
The Clarion New Hounds to the Field.
The Child’s Wish.
Tender and True.
Trancadiilo,
Wb. of. To hi.
Wit iii
Bell. When the mmstherediin.
“Vellum Bled.
INSTRUMENTAL
structural... '
E‘Ilgurmlettoim
"DID YOU EVER DREAM
‘ must at all nations. word and arts t flue
”'w'v “m...” ' “re "a“ “dermis Wflw’eflw’ . a...“ '2:
' or
in! u can to the W and pit I»...
one coupon and Ill Bella Each Pan.
' jail Two Gents Extra.
. i hill
or M niggiith-zln.
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VOCAL.
my Jo
t eon Mavenrneen:
Cigar.
Norah. he Pride of Kildare
0 Wart on in the Oanid Blast.
Bummer casein the Rear
t
m Lit 1e Bin Bunsen: .
ayd 1:) e g
n w
glue Alsatli}nii‘llou§itains.
e. nnsmv or n a .
Waiting atihe I’ooi.‘r n2
INSTRUMENTAL.
Bl-rdie's Reverie
Ol'ckety Click rims.
Echoes from Midway.
Jolly Brothers Galen. ’“
CONTENTS NUMBER ElEIEN.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shall Seek Me.
Bonnie Dundee.
Consecration.
redericll
m
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Farewell My Brother.
ve Me sens.
Grandmother’s Chair.
Helen's Babies.
Kathleen Aroon.
.Killarney.
Marseilles H mu.
Old Folkspt ome.
Pretty Little Jennie.
Swin Low Sweet Chariot
The ttle Maid Milking tier Cow.
The Danube River.
The Mountaineer.
We‘ll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss.
Waves of the Ocean.
When the Boom is on the Rye.
CDNTENIS NUMBER IWEIIE.
VOCAL.
Come L'nto Me.
Faithful Johnnie.
1's Comin' Close to Eighty Year.
I Ain't Coin? to Die Any More.
In Old Madr d
If Pa a Were Only Ready.
Kiss . Is as I Fall Asleep.
Mamma Momma.
Mr. Lorrily and I
Resting By and lly.
Scenes that are Brightest.
The ivy Green.
The Trundle-Bed Song,
The Star Spangled Banner.
There‘s a Land 'Mid the Stars.
The Two hoses.
Watch on the Rhine,
Zion‘s-Children.
INS'I‘RUM EN TAL.
Edolwaiss Hilde.
Kutschke Polka.
Lied from Oberon.
Martha.
)Q fill MUSIC.
The August
usicaIllnme
is now ready. The contents are: “(Tom's be.
light.“ polka. Lamb; “Nollie llally‘e Dad "
song.(ilenroy-I)umoni:"i Wonder it fills a
True to hie." son , Ambrlstcr: "Le Chevalier,“
wallzeii. Howari; ”Pretty May " song. Iliu-
(llainr'lii-Gohit A aiu."soug.il'lynll; "Last
Night." song. hieru f.
8 cis. and One Coupon
«do»
We have also added
WIIIIIIWARII’S
Musical Monthly,
which Nifl be procured for
Sets. and one Coupon.
The contents f the July number are:
Golden Crest Po to.
Just One More alts.
Lilli Gavel.
or 'l'li'at Never Dies.
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memes
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tourists tumult TEN. 7 f ‘
A YOUNG" DESPERADO.
up Ellifli‘nquu‘ Mona, Robbed I Homo
,l j Junta;
Consul-mum, Pit. .Bopt. 14..—Bsr-
nerd Teller. coke worker, was shot and
killed and blew“: Mary fatally wounded
by Excel; Merriam idyssrnoldbwe Th0
deed u‘orunmitteii ‘ Tour's home at
sensationalist ‘ role here; and the
motive was robbery. ‘Young Morris had
been living with the Tellers several days
and pretended to be a friend of the old
couple. .
lie came to the house and without
warning shot and killed Taker. He then
ransacked the house. taking $30 in money »
and two silver watches. on his way out
he encountered Mrs. Taker, and thinking
to cover his crime he opened fire on her.
Two bullets entered her breast, and she
fell unconscious to the floor. Morris then
illil to the mountains. ‘
A man named Holfhill was riding on
horseka from the scene of the tragedy
when he encountered Morris, who ordered
him to dismount. Holfhill refused, and
Morris shot him twice, inflicting serious
but nonfatal wounds. ‘
Morris is hiding in its mountains near
here and is evidently trying to reach the
railroad and make his escape out of the
country. County Detective Frank Cattlp'
boll took a posse out to surround the
young desporado. The boy is desperate
and a dead shot.
THE DEBS TRIAL.
The Counsel For-dire Strike Leaders “'1"
Offer No Testimony.
CHICAGO. Supt. Ii.-—Much to the cur.
prise oi all, the defense in the Debs case
announced when the lost witness for the
prosecution bud been heard that they
Would state their case on the evhienco be
fore tho court. Mr. Gregory said that the
defense had some witnesses who could
modify the tcstliilolly, but that the cardi-
nal points would probably not be affected.
He said that he and his associates would
therefore refrain from putting witnesses
In rebuttal on the stand, and would be
ready after a reasonable time lortllo prop.
oration of abstracts of evidence to go be
fore the court with their arguments.
This was apparently a grout surprise to
Mr. Walker and his associates who repro-
scnt the prosecution. However, after
some preliminary stipulations its to the
preparation of papers, Judge Woods nd-
journod court until Tuesday, Sept. :15.
when the arguments will be hold.
TORTURED BY FIRE.
A Masked Burglar [touted the Feet of an
Aged Woman.
Pour Mullins. N. .I.. Sept. li.——A
masked burglar entered the house of Mrs.
Caroline \l'liltiilull. an aged woumu living
near liorcbi-ster, and tortured her with
fire in u fruitless oflort to make her reveal
the supposed hiding place of her money.
She was awokenmi at illiilnight byn
rudo shake and found a masked man
standing by her bedside, Tho burglar (lo-
mundod her money, and upon her reply
that she had none struck her ovor the
bond with the butt of his pistol. This
treatment failing, ho twisted slips of pa;
per, and lighting tllcm bold thorn under
the old woimiu's fret until she writhcd iii
agony.
Twice luv repented this, finnlly leaving
his victim helpless and alone. She was
found alive in the morning by her son,
but- In such a condition of agony and tcrv
' rur that her llll' I: dospulrcd of.
THEY CH EERED DEBS.
Ila Defends llimsolf In tho Loconmtivo
f‘ Irt'lllfll'fl Convention.
llAlIllifilll'llh. Supt. ll —~At tho locomo-
tive iircmell‘s convention hero Eugene V.
ilohs hail the floor for three hours. iii-
defended his courwusl sci-wintry and trolls
tin-:- of the organisation and as editor of
the ”Hill!” llliit‘h’llillf‘ of the order and
challenged his critics to answer him,
(ironil .‘iiiictn'r Semi-lit invited any dole
unto who “'lnlldil to reply to Mr. llebs to
do so, but not. one answered. The crowd
than broki- into tulllliltiloua applause,
cheering Hubs liiost enthusiastically.
The latter was (li‘llilliLUll with thwro-
i‘option “(‘i‘llrlll'il llllll iilld claims it as n
coillplotu \‘lllilii‘liilull of his vourso as on
oillcor of the brotherhood. Ily Invitation
from tho llolvuutos be will address a pub-
lic llll‘llllllil tonight on the causes which
led up to tho l’ulllllnn boycott.
THE IDIOTIC EX-SULTAN.
There Have Iii-en Many Rumors of Ills
Death.
Climb“l'lVIli'lli. iii-pt. li.»—-l‘orsistont
rumors of the. death of ex Sultan Mill-ad.
who was deposed Auu. ill. 187“, in favor
of his younger broillor. the present slll~
toll. Abdul liollliii II. are ill circulation
born.
When Milruii was dcpnuvd. ho was do-
oloroil by tlmi-ouilcll of ministers to be
suffering from idiocy. lie was born Hcpt.
ill, bill), Mill was proclnillloil sultnn on
the fli'pflfillliln of his uncle. Hullau Abdul
Aziz. May on. Mill.
(Tongue-minis Mono I Witness.
Bunion, Sept. 1 twilolluri-ssmnu Moron
moupimi the stand overly all day in the
t‘olpbrntml libel null. for $136,000 brought
against him by Mrs, llglivn M, iliiligur ill
the lTllltcd States circuit court.
TELEGRAIPHIC‘ Balers.
Moiiooilporl. I’n. celebrated its contou-
lllni.
'l'ho soulhwoet and Mediterranean towns
of Spain have been visited by serum
stories,
The body of the youth found In it clump
of bushes m. Ncwlowo. N. Y.. has not
been idoliillhail
Tho Chicago ilmlnmt Yolmlilio Willi
wrecked till the llydo l‘nrk roof while on
its way to a fire.
Thu iliiil'lliil’ of Horace i’lililey in Ari-
zona has hem found to he the work of the
famous Apache renegade. the Kill.
Bill Dalton is not dead if the plutonium
of Bill lloolim. ut pnsoilt boas bandit of
the famous gang. is to be relied upon.
The illness of James Anthony Fresno,
the historian. has taken such a serious
turn that. it is now feared he will not to
com.
Mrs. A. ilmlervlr. who Is being held In
the county jail at Plttshurg us a witness
against tho murderer of her husband.
gave birth to triplets.
Clarence. the ii’l-yenrcld son of Ferdi-
nand Ward of Grant is Will-ti fume. living
with his uncle. Fred 1). (truer. at Thump
eon, Conn. was thinnest! by two nice in
a tunings. but was motored.
Captain “and. the old mariner and
fihipbiilidef of l‘tfiiiiikdt. N. Y.. won Iii!
“fight with tho vlllsgm, and the new
street which the people wanted named
Btu View arcane will he item as Band
m
a
‘1 “PIIIESE 'DEFEIHD,
All of Southern Korea Rises
Against the Invaders.
THE TONGHAKS MARCH 0]! FUSAN.
The Blank Flap Are Sent to the Scene of
Action—0! $1.000 Julianna Only 800 Wen
Left After the Encounter—A Great Fire
In u Chinese Town.
SHANGHAI. Sept. ii.-—Iicports from Flt.
Ian state that the whole population of
southern Korea has risen against the Jup-
aneso. It is feared that the rebels. many
of whom are armed, will attack Fusun.
Two thousand Japanese troops have just
arrived at that place.
The Chinese authorities now admit their
belief that the Japanese intend to attempt
an invasion of China. Chinese roenv
fox-cements are being pushed to the front
as rapidly as possible. Fifteen thousand
troops have arrived at Ticn~tsin.
Later news from Fueen confirming the
statement that practically the whole of
southern Korea has risen against the Jop-
oméso reports the wreck of a Japanese
force of :3. 000 men who attempted to march
from Fusun to Seoul. A portion of the
force was compelled to return to the treaty
port, only 800 men getting through. Two
thousand fresh troops have arrived at Fu-
snn to guard the J npnnoso settlement
against a feared attack by armed Tong-
links.
Great Fire In Chung-King.
General Lin-Yung‘Fu. Black Flag chief
of Annltnl. has received orders to depart
for European.
A great eonilngrntion is reported to have
occurred at Chung~King on Aug. 2.3.
About 30 persons are known to have per
ishod. and it Is probable that the list of
dead will prove illuch heavier. Tho prop-
erty loss is estimated at 10,000,000 tools.
Two thousand buildings were destroyed.
including three temples. N0 foreign
houses were burned.
l'nlted Against Anarchism.
Roam, Sept. li.—Tho ministerial papers
endeavor to tone down the rapprochement
between the Italian government and the
Vatican. The organs of the Vatican deny
explicitly that any concession has been
made to the government. It is said that
the reason for this attitude on the part of
the press is that both the Quiriunl and
the Vatican are actuated by a desire not
to wound the susceptibilities of their ox-
tremc followers.
Of course a thorough reconciliation bo-
tweeu the‘uoviirolilcnt and the Vatican is
impossible i]: long as the pope claims any
portion of Italy, nor is such a reconcilia-
tion desirable from the Italian point of
View. as it would hamper thegovcrnmolit
in several vital questions. Prime Minis-
tor (.‘rispi. however, made the first ad-
vances toward an npprot‘hi-mcntln the co-
oporution of the Vatican against anarch-
ism. and the Vatican, despite the denials
of its organs, undoubtedly accepted the
invitation.
Liicuulis‘s New Record.
LoxpoV, 51pr li.—-'I‘ho (Tilnnrd lino
steamer lluf’fflllll. Captain McKay, which
sailed from New York Sept. b, has up-
pnrolltly broken the Campnnln's eastward
record by nearly two hours. She passed
Brow hum! at “If; o'clock this morning.
In order to cum” the Unliipuliiu's run of
in days in hours i7 minutes she must pass
llmlut's rock at (1'57 it. in, Sept. Ii. She
should I‘f’lii‘ll llnllnt's ro k at 1:05 a, in.
thus hunting the t‘nmpuuip's; time by 1
hour .32 lii‘llluics.
A Svrious “lot In India.
IlotlllAi'. Sept. I‘i.—~A serious riot ov-
curruii hour the llnruvulu bridge, I’oolluh
(‘ity. Homo Mulluliiulodulls, who were
listening to the reading of the Koran ill a
lliusllue noilr thi- bridge. objected to a pm
cueslou of Iiillilllitrl. A ilght. lusting time
hours. followed. during which it. was esti-
mated that about Loot) people. Illilnlly
lllliilims’, gmurmi to the scene in order to
take part in the conflict. Many persons
were Injured
The line ii'flrir-mln' Manifesto.
i’.\l:l.~‘. Sept. ll.~'i‘ho republican news-
papers regard tllo illnlllfesto of the Due
il'llrii-ans as purely platonic and not of.
ioctluir Franco in any way. The royaiist
papers warmly ouloirizo tho manifesto, and
the organs of tho cloricul party suspend
judgilicllt upon it while awaiting action
upon the partof the new head of the house
of Orleans
A Matinee In the Kaiser.
llitllux. Sept. l-l.-l)urlng Emperor
William‘s visit to Morlunburg rod posters
bearing tho Word», ”Down with thoriu-
peror and tho liioiinrcby!” were found dis
played in various parts of the town. The
police have no «low to the Identity of tho
porsmls who displayed the mantra.
A Large Imailwr I’ll-v.
Ima‘ium, Fopl. li.w—'I‘ho fire near the
leather market. by which Illi‘ stores of
)inruolnou I» m, John Dixon N Sons and
liouolior its 'i'uylor. leather ilcolcrs. were
destroyed, was not extinguished until the
flames bod vollsiimml £230,000 WHl‘Ili of
propvrl y
The Ital-or Inspects is Fleet.
Hi'i’INI-lel‘Vllii. Sept. li.~-~II‘.lilporor Wile
iinm nrrivud horn today from rii'lilobitton.
lllll loojoiity was iIi’Cfll‘ili‘ll an enthusiastic
mi-i-ptluii. iio boarded the iiilporlnl yacht
llohoiizolioru null lnspimted thalih-ut. which
saluted tho Dllilh‘i‘tll' iii the customary
murmur.
The translation biliaslicd.
iloilk. Sept. llwflilicors lit the Vail
can deny the entry published in The Tri-
lilmn stating that two suspected onnrui»
lets boil lasso arrested while lurking in
the Vatican gal-dolls.
Wilhelm favors Disarmament.
PAlus. Sept. H.»I.’Authorltc silly-,- that
the cliiperor of Germany is trying in or-
ganize n conference of the powers. with a
view of bringing about a mineral lllsilrme
illent.
Association of sheep Multan.
Pslmnio, Sept. ii.w'I'ho police have
discovered the existence in Sicily of a rust
association of sheep stealer» having
branches all ovor the island.
Lumber bitumen Alli-u.
Damien. 0m... Sept. i4.-t‘im in
Booth and Cornwall and McKay limits
are still my. Most oi the lumber
camps have n destroyed, along with a
large number of sleighs stored for the
summer.
Willi timed no.3».
aniitixm. Mass. 8m lbw-ohm
broke into Leighton’s clothing store has.
mdardrddugln mum '
W
out his so “maturities
redefined-eagles.” ' _.
THE STRIKE SITUATION."
Mercury Robert Hum-rd Expected to R.-
i‘ turn noon.
FALL IilVEtl, Muss, Sept. li.—A lath!
has been received from Secretary Robin
Howard of the epinilcrs' association luv
nounoing that he will arrive home from
England Tuesday lle will at once tub
charge of the spillnoi‘s’ labor troubln
The manufacturers have refused town“!
with the representatives of the he“!!!
amalgamation on the groundthat there is
nothing to confer about. The operatim
have refused to accept the reduced was",
and the manufacturers will not restore
the old rats, and most of them do not up
pear anxious to resume for the present.
The operatives expect to receive lockout
allowances from their association trau-
urors next week, and the prospects are ,
that the shutdown will continue until
November.
The wenvcrs’ association held its regu-
‘nr monthly meeting and voted to accept
the recommendation made by the amalga-
mation and remain away from the mills
ii manufacturers attempt to start up un-
der the reduction.
New BEDFURD, Mass. Sept. 14,—A eon-
fcrence between the mill treasurers and
representatives of the spinners’ union was
hold, at the close of which the spinners
.guvo out a statement that the situation
hlld been generally discussed, and certain
information had been furnished the spin-
nors, but nothing dcilnito had been done
toward a settlement.
A special meeting of the spinners‘ un-
ion will bc held this evening, and any prop-
osition tho spinners may make will be
submitted to the treasurers next week.
The mill treasurers will not discuss the
situation. It is generally believed that
a basis of Settlement has been suggested,
and that it will be submitted to the spin-
ners for action tonight.
ANOTHER CLOTHING STRIKE.
Illusion Garment Makers May Go Out Next
Week.
Bosrox, Sept. i»i.~—At a meeting of the
district council of the United Garment
Workers delegates from every shop in the
city reported in favor of a general stri
If such action Is taken. 4.500 men will
luvolvoll. Their important grievance I!
that they are working under what they
call a plum and task system. and this they
claim is unfair. They demand that the
contractors employ them by the week and
that their wages shall be not less than $2
for a day of ten hours.
The trouble in the trade in New York‘
has svnt a great amount of work to Bos-
ton and offers what the men believe to be
an unusual opportunity to gain their point.
A committee was appointed to draw up
a formal delllnnd upon the contractors,
and Monday night the question will be
subrllitti'ii to n mass meeting of the work
ers. Should the meeting indorso the no
lieu of the council, ustrikc will be at once
declared,
REFORM IN CHICAGO.
steps Taken Toward An Abatement of the
hmv kn Nuisance.
(Illii loo, Sept it—"l‘he greatest victo-
ry yot achieved by the city smoke depart-
ment was won when the contracts for
fuel for the city schools were lot by the
business iii-par: moot of the board of edu-
cation. l‘uillriirh WUI‘c entered into for
natural go.- to be med as fuel In iii of the
inmost H‘lllli‘l‘l in 99... NH In tho TOSlill‘NI‘i)
district. l-or ll. .irly half of the other
schools control-ls warn slum-d for hard
cool.
The Tl‘llillllllllll srhools. except it very
low III the outsl iris of the city. will be
supplied with \‘xM Virginia smokeless
soil i‘illll. This i~ o rusllli of the efforts
of tho l'lty alunkv ill-:vurtluollt to uhutu
the smoke lillisonw and insulin iibolit.oll
of the lllllslui'u lll ull lluv schools ill the
I'lNllllflli‘l! portion of the ill)’ and practical-
ly a total lil~ iiulollml-ilt III the clltiro city.
MICHIGAN FIRES.
I'im- Forest-i Arr Alllutv. mid Towns Are
I’ll Illsngor.
ill ~~l till :i, Mil-b . >‘l-pt l-l.-—'l‘ho (logo-
bh- l'owih-r company mill is still ill (lull'
gor The tire dopuriluciit has been fight-
ing lire etouillly for the lost 'Ji hours and
is almost othutml The fire is fierce
and the wind strong,
'l'ruut (‘ri-ok, Mil-it, on the south shore.
is in imminent danger. Several small
railroad lil'ltllli‘l-l urn burned, uliiltho wired
are down. At iron lioit. Wis. on the
Wisconsin (‘vlitrnl rullroiul. several builds
inns hove been burned.
At Wokoilvld is minor whose name is
unknown wus killed by tho Intense heal.
Four hundred million foot of pills are
burned in iiouoblc and Unlouagun coun-
this.
Morton Triumphs In New York.
Ni-u Yolm‘. l‘li'itli. ll.--Tll0 regular lice
publlcoiiorganisations hold conventions
in our]. of the lid ossmubly districts of the
city tnsoiout delegates for tho linpublh:
on him" convention lit Furniture next
'i‘m-silny, Although none of the delegates
recoil-ml positive li‘lMl‘ilt‘LIilllfl. it is un-
ill'l‘fliiulil that at Il'ust M) of them are Mur-
tuli mob. :in tilitlrilliirtull ond i7ilililllllul.
Negligence ('iiiurll tlm Wreck.
WiHJMiM'Illi'i'. Pit, t-ixpl. lluw'l'iiu our
ouvr's jury liiw attributed the wreck that
ou'orrril lil‘lli‘ Lurk iltwvll last week to
gross lii‘itilm'lim on tho piti’tof (Tillidllt‘iiri‘
.Iniunu iloy of tho “'nrk lrnlll mill Upon»
lur ii, Gibson, liuiii have lawn arrested
for manslaughter and have given “.00"
ball for court.
Will little Against. Time.
f‘llll Ah”. Supt ll.~~--.\t i o'cliloi; Sutur-
ilny nilnrnmm ii. I’. Si‘lil‘ltl will start from
the wily hull lo an attempt tobrcell the
bicycle l‘liml record from f‘hicutlo HAN”?
York vio l‘lvvnlmiil. lillilolo and Albany.
llo will be B)‘hll‘iiilllli‘lilly paced all the
wily Impala: ridl‘te.
I‘O‘fhlini' "III at ill» Fair.
Filltliin‘lldi'. .\1 .I.. Hopi. ”.me
thousand tnulplil from all parts of the
stutoiitiolidi-ii lhl- Folliu‘rvllio fair. The
parent nmjurity of those present Were
drown to em and bear iicllntor David B.
ilili. who spoke on, politics
John Ii. liriliiiil'm'd limlilim ‘m‘h.
Titizwtm. :«l-pt i l --.Iollll ll. Johnston.
sergeant in arm of the New Jersey court
of chum-cry for W yours and known to
every inwyrr in the Fliili'. Wm found dead
in hell. Death was (tillIS‘l'll by huufl. failure.
New Il-ig'mili‘a Volt-run Firemen.
Pant: l Illi’i. ii. i. not. It w'l‘he en»
tire city is in win attire. the orr'aeilm tw-
ing the ninth annual muster oi the New
England \‘l'titi‘ml linemen.
‘11»! Wt Nam
mimifmm’wmwmm rim
1 Iii *
all and wife. the curry W out for iii
in.
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