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NEVER: Were you offered richer so .
NEVER: Were you uttered music no c xi).
NEVER: Wen Music more highly prei‘ .
Theceiebrated director of the New England Conservatory oi Music. Boston.
In“. utter examining these Songs lays: "It gives me great pleasure to say that
they np r to be whet the title indicateH collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they vi i find a hearty welcome in every home in the land ”
The KEV. DB. Linux Huntsm. utter an examination of these Songs, writee:
"I consider it the best collection oi Songs tor the family that I have ever seen.”
CONTENTS NU MBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie Mary of Arg in.
DeCnbin on be Mississippi Shore. Names Uponythe Send.
Home Street Home 0 Thou. who Makeet the Sun to Rise.
En Foldn Them in {lie Boeorn. Remember New Thy Creator.
Jnmio'n On the Stormy Hen. Somewhere
Kitty of Colernine. The find Linn.
it it Under the Wmn. The Firm Bus
ttle W e Mia. The )lurmnrlng See}l
hovel'y. Silent l. ght. The M e From t e King.
laid e W airing. nly Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admlrntlon. nailing.
Birdie Leaking out for Me. til onm .
site. The Old Sexton.
1 $933“ Sing the Old Songs. The Old Arm Chair.
I Ill A11“. The Benin-t Maker's Child.
Jnnet’n Choice The New Kin dom.
Mn. Lofty nnd l. "l'ie Birdle’s vetting Prnyer.
No Sir. Twenty; Yenre Ago.
One Sweetl Solemn Thought. When 'e Gnu Awe .inmle.
Ring Dem envenly Belle. Whistle and ' alt for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
At the Wicket Gate. 011 the Rock’s by Aberdeen.
Bnby he. ' Robin Adair,
Believe me it nll Those Enduring \nung
Home Day.
, The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lone.
loll Jock Turn. The Kerry Dene
e
Junshlne Somewhere.
t yes. it ie . o no mer
gill 102‘s (ileum? You. Let Me Like A Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
A lelinn Patti undrille. Honntln
Ni)": Dame “gala. Two by Two.
.CONTENTS NUM BER FOUR.
VOCAL.
fieymou'.
The tun-y Goblet
'n... me ”than Euckei.
The Minstrel Boy.
Then You‘ll Remember Me.
A Wnrrior Bold.
A Land Without in Storm
gel :6: hgipeuceiulh'ight.
l ion or .
Hold My flan .
lDrenm'd n Dream. The Land o't he Deni.
y A line. The nyey Countess.
1° .0? .. “W titanium...
. u rel re.
Baikal-l.” ecu Within n Mlleol hillnboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Den 1 . Bright Eyes Polka.
gonvelgfliéile. Dunne Eecoccnie.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
Let me Dream Again.
Only to rive her Face Again.
Ole Sickerdomue.
ltoelr’d in the Cradle of the Deep.
'Ilw lit-art How'd Down.
The boot Chord.
A Little Tells with Jeane.
Come closer. Noni to .
Coral‘n’ gin-0' the Rye.
park.“ I Nolair the An is Calling.
Eoi Mother. Guide in Footsiepe.
Tl PI i ' Ch rt] .
Trump.” w' vii: fig”?! afield: um.
’l l’l ’e rs 'e .
m tyo.Theu ICome. Tutu Buck Pha’raoh'e Arm y.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Prince Lumiere.
llgi‘tmni’lt’lm. man. u Wit). mm.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Char IArbonrvi Watch.
mot thfiiiarim. M {xiv Am $115k“.
. . nut: .
’- ‘ha'l ”glimmer.“ The lid of the Mill.
In, Nine! The Bridge.
t tint i bruit in Mnrhle nun. we... as me on you...
the Glonmimr. Wllwit.
INSTRUMENTAL.
iii. Alb-inn ilrund March.
womg'nvnm. The Turninh Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
When we llmrtle Me i: Rio in .
Wfimfi Tim Little Once I“ Hustle. I: it
no u. Ye'll m be Untying Awe
Are ye (illuminant. 31min. lie iii me no i new T'wne W run“.
to. 'IhltO n I ioor.
an n Dir-I. "w r Prayer.
mum. I (Dunne to Them
“1!. Whydo hummer Bones rule.
1N STRUMENTA l...
d . Hormel!» March.
"9%??me Weltz. Don Jenn.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCA I...
it give. Flier“ Klein. ‘
. The H: nu nd the Sinner.
ni'in 1133i he riiavi'ou on.
him“ emu-
‘vntimnt inf liw‘nnt to'l'eil You. ‘mel‘d You.
N‘t’éfiv’é’i.’ 1‘ a" When a Kit on Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
inn um. Pure no em
immm' even. woo. enamel: since.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
vmguHMVIMm VOCAL
one.
hereon...
Cit “mi.
gfimniiiowmndn mtthe Field.
INVIRUNENTAL
3%” Home.
DID YOU EVER DREAM
m ointieutimn.ord.nnd mm ‘ilne
“'7 ""3” ‘mmm’mfiu e'iirr’nwm m m
drums-enter munewi Connor
9?
up.
7 onl'ht.
$85: diam...
heredlln.
unison
ill tents tam Pet
ir‘l‘wotinutnlsxtre‘.
mwwmwrm m I.
~-eoums mun ut-
VOCAL.
Ania Dnyn.
1133 Clean to the i
Josue. let in- his... Then.
“an the hear my Motherfinnn.
A . J - ‘v
rhinmnti
but Cigar. i K
. . . 3 PM WV
3 W... than in tife 0min Blunt.
summer n ‘ the lien:
Elna, my Little Blue Birdn. oz.
Smart and Low,
it: 53.” f‘mr‘i‘lfi“fifgm'
DIV I5 n
ween?» the Peel.“
INSTRUMENTAL
Blrdle'n Reverie
ClicketyCllclt ninth.
Echoes Mm Midway,
Jolly Brothers Hobo.
BONTIIIIS IilllBElI fllIEl.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shell Seek
Bonnie Dundee. Mg.
Connecrntlon.
or it
F'nrevvell My Brother.
lve Me Jeane.
Jrnnd mother's Choir.
Helen's Babies. .
nthleen Aroon.
“Hartley.
Mumiilee 3 me.
Old Folks at ome.
Pretty Little Jennie
NWlll Low Sweet Chariot
The little Maid Milking tier cm.
The Danube River.
The Mountaineer.
We'll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss.
Wncee of the Ucenn.,‘
When the Bloom is on the Rye.
Cillllliiis Illilfltll IIIEIIE.
wont.
(tome Unto Me.
Faithful Johnnie.
l'e Comln' close to mighty Year.
l Ain‘t Going to Die Any More.
in Old Mad d
it Pu n. Were billy Reedy.
Klee e an I Fell Asleep.
Munlmld Momma.
Mr. )r 1y until
Hosting By and NY.
Scenes that are Brightest.
The Ivy Green.
The Trundle-Bed Song.
e Star Spangled Banner.
There'e n Lend 'Mld. the Store.
The Two limes.
Wntrh on the Rhine.
Zion's Children.
INSTRUMENTAL
Edelweiss Glide.
Knischke Polka.
Lied (mm Oberon.
Hertha.
BONIEIIIS llllIBEil THIRTEEN.
VOCAL.
Bright H nrklee in the Churchyard.
Benlltlm Lend.
lirenet the ane. (‘hrinilnm
Brinbtly the Morning Sun.
('ail Unto Me
Fading. ntlil li‘ndinll.
P “v
I Love to Tell the Story.
.iosinb‘e Cour-mull).
Nothing Else in Do,
0h. Who Will O'er the Downs so Free.
Robin Ruli.
vanmv,
Hl-ntenve. (‘mue Unto Me.
smelt Yr: the Lord.
The Road to Hlnmherlnnd.
The (linden Gui».
The ”Flat“: nl' sighs.
The Bottle Prtyer.
INSTRUMENTAL
(Grand Vulile tlr‘ ('nncerr.
Hm‘lzI-rlvr Frimtliurhr.
i'u‘i.i Polka.
CONTENIS NUMBER Ffllilllffli.
VOCAL.
A Summer Shower.
helium. Hmv (hind and Joy. m‘.
(inst Thy Burden (Tpun the Lord.
limo».
illorloueNewsi .
I've Brmluhl. Thee an Ivy Lent.
Knie Km: not).
[let Erin Remember the Days of Old.
. nnnie.
Pulling linrd Ann/inst the Htrmm‘.
Petition.
Preti ' its it l’lt‘iurn.
Hale ’itliin the Vail.
The Meeting of the Waters.
The Trumpet Will Sound in the Morning.
The lid Stone Mill.
The Monarch of the Woods.
The Bountiful (‘li .
'i'he lime By the mr.
INSTRUMENTAL
Choral from the PMEIlOIl Muslin
Funtnieie impromptu.
Minuet do Mil-mm.
Numery Lumiere,
CONTENTS RUBBER lelEEil.
VOCAL.
Donn
Eve'n anrntetlnu.
Fairly lieu ht.
Home no is out.
Hark. the Angei'n Song in Hingin
l'd mourn the Ropes t or Leave e.
l Heard the Wee bird slotting.
.lumln O'Dnmlee.
elm?!" i e i Mn
'lii . urn mg went n y.
ll. that in the Lord.
women».
The Harp 'l'hnt Once 'l'hro' ’I'n rn'n linli.
'l he Old. Old Hmry.
The Watcher M. the Note.
The Her of Within.
The Llit e 'l'lu hinldirr.
in Bloom i“ on the Rye,
ouldn't ion Line to Know.
INS FRUMENTAL. 't
Fare wul i,
in ifhnielui no.
Notinwmlmwmr.
Pimento l‘ozlm.
ADIERIISEMENTS
“IN THE-—
Sentinel
trauma VOTERS
New York’s New Constitution
Finished by the Convention.
SUBMITTED Ill THREE SECTIONS.
m 3%»an nod (in-oi Improve.-
ml Artiefnn Mu lt- I’otndo. enume-
Iy, he on out .1 run ty-au urinates Au
unveil—II» ”trinity Report.
Auteur, Elem. nit—The axnntltutlonnl
convention he» i'nolly ndopted the pulpit
nlrion oi the [In pubiiam cannon nubrnlt’
ting the DMoiIIIotll to the movie in three
sections end will adjourn may nine die.
The new connotation wan utopted by A
vote of you, be; neyv. is. '
When the mvention begun Itn ente—
marten) Won. there was e melt at rem»-
lntlonn to inc-rem the compensation oi
martin employees who bed done extra
mien. '
Mr. lion offered the mdutionn oi the
Republican eencun pmvitiinu for nnbmit‘
ting to the Imiple in November next the
protruded nnleudmentn in the term a! three
Milo”:
. Fink-The iii amendments adopted and
not including the legislative apportion-
ment or the canal Improvement article;
fieeondm'rhe upturtlonment nrtivle.
mini; the unearthly to consist of 1.30
when end the when: no.
Third—Tho ennui ltnpmvement moun-
urn.
The resolution. in necrmlence to the
mobilities oi the ballot law. provide in it it:
hello“. one not tor the amendments and
one eyeliner. ,
A vote of n majority of the total votes
cunt in to he owneldered no mining or do-
ientlny the uniendmente
lklrte on the Itenolntinnl.
All norm on Mr. Root hnd moved the
adoption of the rmiuilulu Mr. Kerwin oi
Albany moved to nniend by melting in
fourth rewrote amendment out of the
prohibition oi prium lain! amendment.
He said that he hed appeals irom every
quarter of the flute and from oil the labor
organization asking (or the separate
nnbmlnnlon of that article
)lr. item said he must oppo‘e the prop-
osition. Pemlneily he Would like to
have all thing: nuimiitt-ed separately. it
could not be done. Under the present
echelon there would be at the next elec‘
tion it ballots.
"We tried to find meann to nulnnit the
nmendmeoivon a blanket ballot as in
le‘i’i. but we were confronted with the
Satori hallo: bur. It woe said that the
quantum «t unconstitutional!” would be
miml. S» as to nhroud the promoted con.
etitntlon .rn selety it true neeeuery to
take the meson ballot law no the right
lorm."
Mr. Stroll told he voted ngnlnvt the
touchdown: originally. but he did not
methyl! fibouhi not be proposed as n
We thing, The “‘3‘ labor ormmlr
rational were Burr-king at the door and
“king (or the vanratlon ol’ the mound-
mcut. The Republican putty had cou-
tvmipiuouaiy repeated and ruled out every
lebvn‘hnwndrnent
34‘? Root—Did tine gentle-mun not vote
not to wonder any other mnendment?
laughter
Sir, Simil~l don’t know. it ldld. it
was or van: request. More inughier. .
.317 What raid that this was not the
only labor nmendnu-ut proposal and
adoptul, ’I’imlixmtetlon of damages {or
dentin Wm. their.
Mr. lilnkc said that the Republicans
bed liliu the nothonspimy. antitrust
and nrhlimtln board measures. lie claim-
ed that the itepuixlhnn. were not Sincere.
and. turtle-“r. 1. . llama ratio votes hudlenr‘
tied the momma
Mr Meironough. who introduced the
nowndnrnn suid' "i'lw llenmcruta on thin
iimr have: {to right- to claim credit {or this
amendment. )ir, Sit-nil was against the
stun-nutrient. .ipplnuwj He wants to
kill the Immune .\lr. Kerwin bud such
people in round when he moved u call of
the boiled“.
Mr, I5Iitlinr-\$';tii not l. as u llemocrnt.
the iifly ninth mun to vote on the tunnel
one. stud Will tin gentlemen assert that l
was rt :t hunts", =
.Ilr. .‘iellunouuhwWeiL I eslbpt the
gentlemen imauw he did not run to the
nrnokmg rwml with hilt party loath-re
when the veto won on Now I 4'lllilll that
Mr .‘ : nil «not» to in at this bill. llv it
{or is (- emolliing muendment nod wnuls
to not ' .r it without having to vote {or
this i r :10 the prm’loui quotation.
'l'lm- p' "-luiili quirniion use orderml. hut
thr- gm w '2'. dwihriuu that it would curry
the u w» uglienilon the bouwmlnsidun-d.
1h. l'vupnnlttun Adopted.
Mr. Kerwln’n motion min dofulllri‘ii -
yen». 57, new. «3-4 ountrymnn with the
Iiepublleum end i'oleumn and l'oru-r
with IIm Ikuurrntn in the ’ilrnmtlvo
Mr, Jordan premarital it pro; .nitlon by
moving to Ionian timmmllnrtlclenpnrt
a! the vvlwin iirn: pr'stnniliuu uud subtit-
tutlnmrrlnou inlmrua mint-hue one. Lost
.—ym to; my. hflwfiluenrn. limiter end
.‘lunteny with the lk'illi’cl’flm and May
bee rub the lirpuhiicnm.
Then liege” the hue] roll cell on the
question ul ruin-titling the prownltion in
”so (”rm of three Mellon. an propmed in
the ”mitotic": of Mr. Iioot Who-n the,
MI call owl, the rimir nnnouncwl thnt
the nun who ~21 in ii. and the renolutlom
were -< who
Air-Mrs i'mmtrymnn. .iunlze. Marilee.
Stroll owl ifcr'bu, nil liolutwrutu, voted
in the estmmive. and Air Donn. iii-pub-
limit, with the liolnm'mln, All oi the
lienwmts voting with the lopnbiiouue
wold lieu! thm' did no tween-e they were in
[ever at n allvinion oi the prnumiilon and
not immune tin-y were in favor oi the
hmnluwnta "fl'ulwh‘lm.
A omit-than sm- Molded dimming the
mid-'9'!" and «e: rotary to luv-nil] the pen-
netre oi the amendments to the sermtnry
oi Matte Thin was done at now. Hewitt.
mm. oi thnukn to the attaches nod to the
ruperinhndent oi the building were also
Martial,
'1 he minim to the [people drawn up by
the imwlii] \v u- mat and adopted.
Mr, .ienkn amid be Inflated till minority
on n maria om egalnnt the ntntnmeht
”Wm" chi mom end thought It did
nu up" not the W! untiment. The
minority maid «idem the people (one.
ally “initial! tin- perm oi the unto.
“‘“hnt‘e to in- dono now With It?" nnld
Mr. boom.
* The choir." raid Mr. Chan“, ”is at
the opinion that it will go on the wing:
at the mornlnu to the Iflflllimofl pert oi
the north." inhuman?
"attention; at thanks to the Minion
rommutee were adopted.
A mnjmlly oi the delegation had been
underline impmhm that the uneven
lion wold “imam rule die then. it one
liters-rind. ileum. that the rewintioun
manila mum at prnwnintleu to
the we»: the mountaineer had to he
W and nunntnd bythn Witt
[i
quire, mum. tunnelinemmueeme ism", ..
CHINESE; lElvE loath.
All Their Forces Massed Near
. l the Yalu River.
LI HUNG CHANG TOTAKB THE HELD
The Chinene Emperor Given the Aged Vice-
roy I chance to Retrieve Elmull~lh~
ported Rebellion Against the Nnnnhu-
rlnnnacmnenn Soldier: [Inner-ting.
Semen“. Sept. 29.—lt is reported
that the emperor has granted Ll Hung
Chang's request to be allowed to tnlte
the field in person, and that Ll Ilung
Chung will make his headquarters at Lu-
'l‘ui, near Kul'Ping, the present hendv
quarters oi‘ the provincial commander-in-
ehiei oi Chill-Ll.
It is also reported that the Chinese
troops have evacuated Koren and are now
manned at Chlu-Llen-Chlng. 30 mile»
westward from the Yale river.
It is stated that there have been numer-
aun (Insertions from the Chinese army of
late because of the inulty condition oi the
nrmn and ununuultlih Supplied to the
troops.
Another junk that was selling through
the north channel in order to evade the
gunrdboete struck a torpedo and was
blown to pieces. Severn] men were drowed.
Cll'neno Arnennln Crippled.
Losnox, Sept. est—A letter to The
Times from Shnnghul mentions reports
of moveuwnts of J upaueso Warships south
of Shanghai and 0! a Japanese fleet in
Formosa channel, but the reports bod re
colved no confirmation. The Japanese
were said to be contemplating an imme-
diate descent on Formosa be u diversion,
but this was not considered likely to be
attempted for some time, Forumsn having
been placed under neutrality regulations.
The writer iurther says: None of the
new levies bus as yet been forwarded
from Canton. A lnrge number of oillcere
of both the army and navy are resigning
rather than go into active service.
No new supplies oi cool are coming into
the open mnrket except from ’l‘onquin.
As the shipping trnde ls wetegnunt, how-
ever, the existing stocks will last a cou-
ple of months at loner.
Besides laying mince at the entrance of
Foo-Chou and ’i‘umsui harbors. the Chi-
nene government bus cuuscd the extin-
guishing of the lights in almost every
lighthouse along the Coast. Pilots have re
ceived npeclnl warning not to nssist any
Jepennsn vessel.
Privately it is learned thot the Canton er-
eennl authorities are in u (llillculty which
may nflect the win lo war. China was to
pursue a Foboin p.=llcy and rely upon her
enormous wenlth ultimately to crush Jn-
pun. Both countries were surprised to
iind [but the neutrality lnwe prevented
their buying warships in Europe. Orders
were given to the unions Chinese arsenals
to build ships and make guns.
The Foo~Choo arsenal, the largest and
only one in China that ever built ships
on n serious scale. may he in n stuto nl
readiness. although it will not be able to
build large vveevls without a great deal
of European help,
But the \l'hnmpon nrsenol ut Canton
woe found to be in lamentable stute of
uniltness. and hem-y punishment is sure
to fell upon the oillvluls responsible ior
this condition of niluirs. In tho monn~
time the Japanese ursennle are reported to
be working upon an unprecedented sonic.
Jupnnnw Army Movements.
The quustlnn of what nrtir-ies may be
declared mntruhnnd is seriously disturb-
ing the enm-rn trnde. iirent liritnlu re-
fuses to recognize rim (is mntrnbund. €th
no can do practically nothing at present
with annn‘s null trsulv.
A dispatch lo’l‘ho Times from Yoko
home says "‘lm dustinutiou of the swond
.iepnneso llldly of him on men is kept so
cret The Japanese army in Koren is
rapidly mlvnnvixm north. No I'llhlfilllllCO
to its progress is i‘xlu'ctl‘ll on this side of
tho ('hlneso frontier. There is no truth
in the rumor of nu armistice.
A dispnirh lrom Shunghui. dated Friv
day, snye: it is hollow-d that the mnporor
mntemplntoe n rinmge oi ndvlsurs and the
dismleeni of all the mnndnrim rmd others
who huve been concerned in the conduct of
the war. Mimi's ut Peking uro tending
iotiurd 1m lmperinl coup d'otnt Involving
the overthrow of ill Hunt: Chung and
other statesmen.
It is expected that the enptnlu oi the
Chinese ship Kwnng lint will also ho ho-
hundod for ('OWIII‘iIICIl and for stranding his
vessel in nu attempt to escape during the
notion oil the Ynlu river. The evidence
against him is etronlr.
Revolt Agnlnnt the Mnnnimrinun.
VIENNA. Sept, Ella—A nemlolllelnl tolu~
gram iron: bit. l’etornhum unnouncen that
the ltunelnu govormont bnu leurnod oi n
rebellion Miltlnril. the Manchurian dynasty.
It in pmhuhlo that there in liltli'll ilxllilr
porutlnn "unmet nil the (thinned authori-
lien on mount”. of tho duiunte oi the tibi-
uono trmps and the Inuit oi dicwlpiluo in
the army. The dispnlvh midi! timt the
lrreuulnr troops uniuvurywhoro commit
ting divuruvoiul nutrngim. ’l'bo (thinoen
uxobnuuor is county. and the uovvrmlmut
is imrdly nhlo to r-uppiy tho wuuie oi the
troupe niremly in the livid.
Mill With the War!" the liry.
YounuMi/i. Sept. :1u.-’l‘bournornl pub
lie in in lover of continuing the WM
nullimt i‘hlnh In doilonm» of oil oiielm'loe
and in nrullm that n dimperuto attack on
on Peking be mode
All pnrty tooling for the time will he
ntinpendod. end the diet will readily vote
whatever credits ore hooded. lio enforce-
monim ore eontimmliy going forward, but
nothing in known in mgnrd to their denti-
notion.
Christian Itmlenver Convention.
lim'ruic. Sept. til-«(lemml Heorethry
liner of the United Society of Cbrletlnn
Endeavor announced thnt the lilttil’lilv
tlonnl convention of Jello will be held in
lloetmi Instead of Hon I’mnuinoo.
Double llnnglnu In 'I‘ew.
I’Mml, Tex, Sept. iiii.-~'I'om Moore and
Eugene Futile. tvro white men. were exo-
rnteil here for murders nonmllttod in the
iodine Territory. Several attempts were
male to have them roprleved.
Equitable Morin" tonipnm; it n tannin-ll
NEW Ynlm. Sept. itil.——-'l'lio Equitable
Mortghgu (antimony. which surpemlml A on.
iii. laud. hon culupleted n reorganization
under n npeoiul charter.
Princeton Votes Amman fleeing.
l’nmmton, hi. .1. Hept. slit-“The en-
tire undergraduate body. in moon meeting
mumbled, Voted to nboileh the curtain oi
tanning. w ‘ ,
emmim’noeem ominous-pm
anemone. heat “ire-sub Commie
Inr Jeanne A. itehnrtn' maillfllhllm
ly improved.
MRS. PEARY. D
nits. ‘
Ihn Born not the Clint-zen Afllfllwfii.
Husband Are Film. My,
WASHINGTON. Sept. newton. Pom.
wile of Lieutenant Peary, the ”trim. ’ '
made on indignant denial of thwhm ;
made by w. ’l‘. Swain. one of t y .. ‘
here of the expedition. unmet Lielitdnr
not Penry'e oonductaud nine thniood‘dur»
nllhed. As to the charge of abstain."
loneliness. Mrs. Peary said that her but i. , ‘i
band was nvereerupulous in his treatment ‘
oi the then. '
Mrs. Peary added: “An to the In”, It.
gave them the very best it won possible to
obtain. Evoryhody in the partywnntrnnt- "’
MRS. PEARY.
ed with entire impartiality. Mr. Peary
always at.» at the table with the men and
shared with them in every way.
"I could not, of course, 30 to the public
table on urcount of my baby. [had to
hold the little one in my arms, and it
made it very inconvenient to out there.
A number of my friends sent. me some
canned thinga. and Mr. Peary mode the
keep them for myself. He would never
touch any of those things himself. how-
ever. saying that he preierred to share in
every pnrtlculnr with the men.
SI'RlNGl-‘lELIJ, tile. Sept. zit—Dr. Ed-
ward Vincent, surgeon of the Peary nro~
tic exedition, in a letter written to his
lather, Dr. John A. Vincent. president of
the state board of henlth, corroborates the
charges made by W. 'i‘. Swain. Penry's
privnto secretory, sent out from Philo-
dolphin. llr. Vincent charges Lieutenant
Peary with neglect, incompetency and
general trend. and says the expedition
atarted out with for less supplies than
what Peary stated, and that Peary has
“fooled the people to a large extent and
ullemnnnged the expedition, “
A MARKED IMPROVEMENT.
The Bunions Outlook Generally [in I
Brighter Appearance.
New YouK, Sept. Bil—ll. G. Dun 8:.
Co. '6 weekly review oi trnde says today:
Retail trade, the lost step in the move- '
ment lrom producer to consumer. is at the
some time the first step upon which de-
pend empty shelves in the stores and fu-
ture orders to the mills. Alter months
of unnatural ovonumy, buying should be
large enough to send the mills further
orders very soon. Special inquiry has been
made this Week at ull commercial centers
regarding the state of retail trade, and
many nnsvvers Wore given.
Wide diversity oppcnre in different
trades, and the details of business at the
different cities merit general attention.
The main (nets disclosed are, first. it
worked improvement within the past
month and n nonaldvrnhlu excess over busi-
ness done 1» your ego. pnrtirulnrly in the
necessaries of life. liut. surond, it appears
that tho Vuillllm oi trndu on present is on
the whole CArIlSliIOl'lllle less than in n uor~
moi year ut most points, nnd in the more
important trodes is apparently ubout 20
per cent slunllor thnn in September, 1893.
Evident-o of continued improvement in
wholesale trade nod manufacture does not
appear this week. There is large distribu~
linll on orders given some time ago, but
new business going to the manufacturers
i-i everywhere slackening. The comple-
tion of ordore iur replenishment of stocks
leaves it unrrow domnnd. and it is yet too
surly for consumption to provide iurther
order!
The volume 0! buelnvee reported by clear—
ings lit the chief cities is “.th cunt larg-
er thnu limit. your. but He per cent lone
than in law}, and tor the month of Sep-
tember the daily average line been $134,.
moon), against $123,000,000 last year be-
lore recovery irom the pubic bud come and
$177.ouu,ouo in 18112. As these include
pnynwnts resulting from trade deterred
during months oi uncertainty. the oom-
pnriaon is but moderately encouraging.
A Power-div Threat.
Cllll‘AHH. Sept. tilt-«Mrs. W. 0. Clark.
wife of the liuv. \V. (i. t‘lnrk. who hon
led the Civic iodomtluu rrueniie ngainlt
tumbling, hue ruwlmd on anonymous lat-
ter warning her to 'look well to her
oblld " The letter ntutndthut liov. Clark's
ruemioa mintomplntvd rovouuing them‘
when by torturing hie child.
Tu mbrrln For Lilo.
bosons. Hunt. Lulu-nil murtmnrtlnl eit-
llnunt Kleii hue mmlumued M. liwlnt»
okal, no ox~ntuil olliI-or. to lifelong herd
|nbor in Hilario and 157 olhore to long pu-
(Milli oi uxiia in Mimi» in: trolmln. Their
”Home ourlxletml in illllllllfilnll to Auntrlu
in Him pinnroi tho iiinii mohilimtlouend
tho Wursnw i'ortlilentimm.
Hoolely Wmnnn om n lllvoree.
Nuwrom‘. it. 1.. Sept. nil—«Mrs. Schuyr
ior ilmullton. Jo. one of Newport’n well
known moiety louder». was granted it dl~
voice from hm hunbond on the ground
that he bod not eoiiirlbulodtoher sup
port for the poet low mouthn.
Wliont 'l‘noobnn Ml (ft-ntn.
New Ymm. .‘iopt. tilt-altiot only did
whom. futures hrenlt main to in new low
tannin. limemimr in New York nailing on
low M :17 «elite. but cash wheat in Chic»
go touched on write. the lowest price it
«or will at
clothing 't‘rnde Mrilrrrn Confident.
Boston, Sept. 2it-The clothing trnde
itrlkers are confident that the majority oi
the shape 1will begin running next week
titer the Hebrew liolldnyn. Monday and
l’unndey. have posted.
Johnson Lawn in “word.
Wnt‘nmu. More. h’ept salt-Johann
rode one mile. llyinu start, in 1:51) Mi on
the Whithmn trot-it. hunting the lilies rec-
ml by two uncouth.
tlhnuhnii. .
National 1mm (lumenumncinnetl. 8;
New York. 9. Pillsbury. in; Benton. 9.7
mmlnnd. ii: ughMipblA t. . i
. ., _ ,
when m
I. WWW tent vintn diminishing. i
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