Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 17, 1900 · page 8

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m. such. January 17—A1~
“I. L Hoke. a colored burglar. had
"m “lit with Shel-ii! Snow

5 ' two deputies at the residence of
when Coleman. in Texas town-
enrly today. The thief was dis-

and the house was surround~ .

Thencsromadea dash out. urine

,, be“!!! Clerk as he lied Clark’s

fieswaahurnedand hissealpmasd

? 31!. fight which followed fourteen

were fired before Hodge was cape

Hodge was hit tunes and ser-

though not fatally wounded.

Clark saved himself by dodx-

HI behind a tree in which live bullets;

m ‘s weapon were imbcdded.

m is sixty-seven years of age and?

a civil war veteran. He has served
the tar buraiary .

1m "sum marathon.

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hart-claiming.

Quincy. lass. January lT—Three
W employed by the city in or
' the water mains were badly
by an explosion in a trench on

in» street today. The injured are:
m Connors. badly cut on head

N Dwyer. internal injuries and

m Kelliher. two ribs broken. cut
but! and face.
is last-ed that Dwyer cannot recov-
The .weter pipes are being placed
- territory which abounds in
eta-anus Last night an appar-
Ml blast was fired and
”M‘s- were at work removing the
sen-II this morning. One of
and”! a visit when the explo-
* grit is thought theman
ady-namite cartridge which in
met who not tired last night.
_ inland men are married and

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and at men. rm "rush.
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. _ January 17—A Phllippi.

ammo. special to the Leader
W Bank was robbed last
$1.0M-

W
”HY IN VENEZEULA

Colony Demands that War
he Despebched to the Coast.

. 17—-A deapatch from

published here. saying an-

m. the directors of the s
- and Veneanela. ineiu inns
ll “mum. and other

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”communes.
{Great l-ltaia Premise M alas-er

Berlin. “male-saw i‘l——An olislal telee
loaded says the British
Egovernmsnt has declared that. now
the inquiry into the the
Bondcsrath is concluded. is“her release
may he expected immediately and a
satisfactory settlement of the pendinx
i diillculty may be regarded as certain.
' Measures. it is added. will also be halt-
', en to prevent a recurrence of similar
incidents.
The Foreign Otloe officials informed.
the correspondent of The Associated“
Press that amt Britain admits that
no contraband was found on the Bun~
desrath and promises that the steamer
lwill be released today or tomorrow.

London. January 17~The War Oflice
has received the following dcspatch
from Lord Roberts dated Cape Town.
January 16. evening:

“One the 15th. the Boers made a de-
ter-min attack on French's advance
post hel by the New Zealand mounted
rides and a detachment of the First
Yorkshires.

"The Boers were repulsed. having
twenty lulled. Their wounded esti-
mated at not less than fifty.

ran” the from onegu
"Otherwise the situation is unchang-
ed.“

London. January 17. 4:32 p. m.-—Pub~
lie anxiety regarding the advance on
Ladysmlth remains uneppeased. and
the vague rumors that a general en-
gagmnent is progressing. purporting to
emanate from Durban and Pietermarita-
hurx. are based solely on the belief
that General Buller's armaments to
advance would be completed Monday or
Tuesday at the latest.

The War Omce this afternoon posted
this notice:

“The following telegram is the only
news which has been received in re-
gard to General Buller’a operations
near Springfield."

The telegrams report the death of a

 

private from dysentery at Springfield
bridge camp. January 13. and the
wounding of another prints in a re-
connaissance towards the Tugela riv-
er. January iii.

General French‘s success. though

consoling to the British. is mined
as being only a side issue. The country
is grateful to learn that the British
losses were only six men killed and live
wounded.
I The news that two transports with
gtroops have been ordered from Cape
'Town to Port Elisabeth indicates that
substantial reinforcements are on their
way to General French.

Rensbcra. Cape Colony. January it.
Tuesday~1he Boers opened an artil-
lery duel. this morning using a cap~
lured British iltteen-pouoder. which
the British gunners ultimately silenced.
The British kept up a scarchina lire all
day long on the Boer ironies and also
draued up another sun to the summit

 

“The attack was preceded by a long P5

Mixtures. blues

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and Twilleda Serge Si
-—ln fact every acitiet we have

been iilClli tel.
lowing scale OF prices.
$3.75 $5. 00 $1. 56
$10. 00 $15. 60
Further comment seems no-
necessary and we make none.

Colonial Tables

Small Work and Writing
Tables of Mahogany. in the
dainty designs that suggest an
old Colonial Mansion, are
among the attractions in the
Furniture Department.

The lines are slender and
gracefulyet FIVE an impression
of the state dIgniiy of the
period wheny the mmuetwas
the fashion and a courtesy or
bow the least formal of salu-
tations. usint and unex-
cted, too. are the many
styles of folding leaves and of
drawers with compartments
for paper and envelopes. One
with three legs Is convertible
at Will in a most interesting
manner. from a round to a
half—round table.

wuh from one to three draw-
ers are exceedingly conven-
ient because of t cIr 1i ht-
ness. For Card Tables t

are many which are especially
suited. and any One among
them would be a charming
addition to a tastefully fur-
ltl‘llshed room. Come and see

em.

The D. M. READ CO.

Established I857.
WW. con

Sick loom Goodsl

Invalid Cushions.
Hot Water Bottles.

Bandages. Lints. and all .
sorts of

Hospital and Sick Room
Supplies,

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mssxyn. surges. counters.
50—5 Hundred People.
810.000 spectacular First Part.
Entire Trainee!“ special Cars. ‘
10 hammers-lilo ropeanNoveitiea
including the nth the only OLVIO.
the'iiuman the most astound
in; sensational
of Adam.
80 New Electrical Meets.
SPECTACULAR STREET PAGEANT
AT ’NOON

Seats on sale at Piaisted‘s and ‘Wecd's
Prices: Matinee; 10 and fie; even-
inaJBJsand soc _-‘ ..

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AT annuals rim.
Mohddj‘ Evéning
lump" ll, 1900.

Music by W M1 Orchestra.
rosiuveir no. person allowed to
dance without a leash. Three prises
to be them“ hill for the best costnm~
ed mom“ don the best lady‘s coa-

tume; 85 for the .moat comical costume.
ADMISSION. we arouses.

IIIIoII II GOLDEN,
; ReeiiE-sta‘te.

Life. Fire and
Steam Boiler

lNSURANcE.

74 Washiozton 8t.
Swill M

one. at Liacels stereo.

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thma"-promled you
employs ‘ plumber
otisopanllae our future trade by any

lntbriorlty of present service
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wan street. 10:10 a. m.—-8|lxht pains
were made by lesdiah isdustrials in-
cluding Sugar. Tobawo and Leather.
Traction stocks were easier. but rail-
roads were steady. tendon quotations
for Amricans were lrracuiar. but the
local prices tor these issues were gen-
erally better.
Wall street, It a.‘ m.-—Liberal pur-
chasing orders were distributed in the
specialties and they rose strnnciy.
Hanhsttsn and Metropolitan Street
Railway recovered 1% from the lowest.
Leather common was in steady demand
and improved to mi on heavy buyinx.
But little interest was displayed in
railroad issues. St. Paul's favorable
second week‘s sardines lifted it is and
beast! other western st techs.
Prod taking in the industrial- caused
an easier tone at the expiration of the
tirst hour and the market became very
dull.
Wall street. poop—A raid on Third

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less but hardened. There was a macho
ed contraction in the volume of bond
trading but prices were well sustained

Wail street. 1 p. Ira—The market was
entirely colorless. The only “Dacia
ble tendency was to Monte towards
night's level 0! prices. neither .lllns
nor losses belnamal mai.ntainsd Third
Avenue rallied at per cent.

Wall street, 2 p m.-Somc demand
for St. Paul. Baltimore It Ohio and NH“-
tolit & Western sxerteda transacted at—

prsciahle
the rise which was fully maintainer up
to 8 0’.ch

TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
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In order that this may] he done we are dieting:

$5. 00 Garments foI $5. 50

5 15 00 Garmentsior 5 10.60
16. 00 11. N
15.00 12. 50
20. 00 15.56
15.00 Plush Capes for 12.00
7.50 25. 00 Velour Jackets 17.55

9.00 ., 25.00: 4- - ~=~ 22.00

H. Krieger SI Co.

The Leading Cash or Credit Store
in the Norwalks.

Accounts Opened With Evembodu. 7

Our Great Clarion-out Sale of Cleats. Furs and all Winter Goods is
now going on. We have three months «It cold winter weather before as. and
we will furnish you and your children with good warm Winter Clothes. on
our easy weekly payment system 0!

$1 Down, 51 Weekln, Until Paid.
CLOAKS.

Beaver Jackets. former price $6.00 ................................ now $4.00
Keraey Jackets. former price 88.00 ................................. now sass
Ksrscy Jackets. farmer-price $10.00 ........ ...... . now as.”
Kelsey Jackets. formerpnoe $13.00 ............... i ...... ... .. .1... :now sass
Kelsey Jackets. tot-met price 8151i. 00 .2 ........................... now $13.00

MILLINERY.

Wchaveafewhandaomchlinhilauonhasd. thesehatsarererym
iar at present aadareworth new.“ $13.00. Out-sleds; out pricsstflaad

COLLARETTES

Mammal-maniac“ ...................... > ..... new”
ElectricSealCoiiai-a. formerprlce 86.00 .......................... now 83.5.
SabieCoilarswithtaiis.formerprlésWJ8....; ...... ..... .m“
Imitation Collars with tails. {armor price 35.00 ................... new 33'
Mimmmnummmwmn... ........ mat.“
Realatoneltartinnoaswithtailaformerpficemoo ........... new”

All clear High Priced Collars with loss tabs reduced inst one-third at
theisrmeraslllnaprioo. Wehavssomaaydilsreateulitisstbatitisim-

po-lhle to “menu Ill
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Me Seal Hull. 83.56 ..................... .....s ...... worth 3.“
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