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0n Shelley night Genernle Shelter.
Herein. Wheeler. Kent. anton end
Ceettllo held e council ol wer et athe-
Ieynndltleenldthettheydecldedto
wehe n more open Sentieno on Tues-

tBy Aeeoelnted PM)

Vletorin. 8. 0.. June u—‘l‘he etennr-
er Empress of Chine hee nrrived lrotn
the Orient. hrlnniue Inell ndvicee trout
ldnnile up to June iii. At that rinte
the rebel leader Aeulnnldo hnd centur-
hd the province of Cnvite. except tour
town. He hnd tehen 400 prieoners.
inclndinn the governor ot Belem.
who etteetvted suicide when eeptored

Adtnlrni Dewey h. liven the reh-
ele Ive thouennd melee ridre end
300.000 rounds or enrrnnnitlon. end i.-
500 were innded trorn e lllhueter irorn
Arnoy nhout the end oi any. Atnpie
provleion le helnn mede tor the re-
orovel ot tmfinere In cnee 0! hour-
herdtnent.

ii. I. 8. Pique arrived at lion.
Kong on the thirtieth trout llollo end
lettlin. “then the Pique lett lloilo ell
wee quiet. liuetneee wee proceedlnn

ne ueuel end there wen no panic what-
ever union. the Spenlnrde or the tor.
einn residents The only complaint

. tnede wee thnt it wee dilhctrlt to ship

nond- trorn the piece herouee oi the
Inch of etentnere.

There ere tour hundred tipeninrde et
llolio. end the pineerle prnetieelly un-

. deiendetl.

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The Ohluee advices eny thet owing
to the eenreit oi rice n tenine riot
occurred It enco on the lhth. 'i‘he
prlnelpel ynlen in the town wee
wreehed end nieo the olelnl reeldeneeOM
otthe'l‘nu‘l'ui Pilieuewnenotthe
otdeet o! the wreehlen. tor etter wrec-
hlee everythlnn hreehnhle in the It.-
letrete‘e yearn. the riotere went into
the reeldenee portion end wret led the
tnrnttore 'i‘he etenderlee ere Intwera
“hr. the ullltnrv three heir. in eul-

hi.
tlrent It'll! be! M truth Chi

In! lie wente .lnch to no to (intent end

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he et eelienet Ire.
ehelenetnetem

t‘ildep’tnlndehentyee."ehewent

yen’re'elneetee‘eleeeeenA-erhee.
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“lutee-etlueei'l worried sheet
Jeeh, iielen'tenethluertheether.
endttweehotrldevereotowerhe.
would hate ”.3“ null”.

"Itheehenidttennldendiehte
Iivinnthereend reerryineeenedew

eeoleun reverence tor the nee of her
ternlly. end how would you like thett"

"letter then I nereone Anerleen
det'hter-ln-lnw with e sin-inch welet
endnoreepecttoreeythinnlnheeven
or eerth." wee the inperprhehle en
nor.

“0! course. you eteen Allee. " enid hi
wlte. indhnently. “theuh i'u sure ehe
ien'tehitnervone. nndeehodyieeee
now. Both her mother end i think
Alice end Jeeh were both rnnde toe
eech other. no eretter whet your opin-
ion in. Doun't yon renreaher how they
took to eech other rilht front the
ilret?"

"H'nt." llr. Berry wee deep in hit
MPG?-

“Alice hnen't ee lunch chereeter en
.iech.“ ehe edded preeently. "but ehe in
sweet end nood end lovnhle. end i don't
see why they ehooltln't he very heppy
together. it doeen't Inntter it he is
rether the brighter oi the two."

“in the enmentent ennonnced?" er-
ired the huehnnd. eerceetieelly. but the
mention wee ignored.

“After Jech hen nrnduntetl front Her-
verd‘ we will throw the. Nether e
event denl." ehe eeid. “Since we ere
in eenelhle Aueriee we went here to
he eterneliy eheperonien there. i hope
Jnch won‘t develop the Enclleh huh.
tullneee- Wee your tether e ehy teen
exert love nehlec end enelt thine. tier-
. Id

"Why. he hed rether due with that
when I etet hint. hot i should inncy he
wee tlrnld."

“l ere en nlnd. i wee nlreld it hed
shipped e peneretien end wee eonrile
out in Jneh."

“it it does ehe prohehly won't mind
helplnn hint out it hit elnee we ere in
eennlhle Ammo. i don‘t thinh Jeeh
will need it. thotuh. lie tnherlte eon-
elderehlc «leterrnlnetion. not to eey oh
etlnncy. lronr hie erentltnther.“

"Thet heen‘t thinned e neneretlon."
eeltl lire. item. pointedly.

“l're more into enouh ot it to hnow
thnt at the proper tine heir in pole.
to Oelord." wne the eelrn reply.

"Which will eltnply epoii ererythlhl."

hneh. end he hiweel will prehhly he
e Vlt‘lll. 0h. Uncle lien. en the door

opened to ed-it en elderly nun
“you‘re cone inet in line. We went 9
lewyer."

“line It rune te thet?" eehetl the
neweeuer. leehien nriered.

“llerold Iere Jeeh len‘t en Arecrieen
et ell. end will here to loin the Rnnlleh
error when we no to wer.‘ lire llnm
enid. ledtnnentlv ‘Jttet heceune he
himli hnpeened to he here ever then.

hit. end we‘ ve not
tell noise e lewyen

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And “then i ietuhed end went

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'MILLIHH mom srorr

It has been our content for the post so

years to reduce the priceoit our millioery
stock at this time of the season.

We have not chmtlris practice end

ladies wishing to buy millinery can procure
some for almost one-half the former selling
price.

Also big reductions in our cloak deport-

merit.

KRIEEER’S

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OUR SHOES ARE UIEXOELLED.

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