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Whoa?! :S—Thla la
thelaiadayotthedrhatela ueiloula
on the Roberta Wane. and internal. con-
linues unabated Large crowds again
filled the galleria. when the Home
Ewan called to order at 11 o‘clock
February 10 war not aaide for pay-
M '1“ “Mailing mum to the memory of the lute
summit:
7 Their Trenches.
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me. One am and
Vented-Aimed!“
Mamie-thrice!!-
m m 25. h: 43 a. tin—Ag
7 i M Schwan'a column. con-
5 or or companies with some-1‘
.drove a force oi five hundred
. troll their entrenrbment at
57% near San Pablo. on Sun-
Ihe enemy oleialiy relmrted
the! lost 67 killed and many
Our annuities wele one
and 14 wounded. the injuries in _
W bells alight
W bullion. V«bile ext-t utiug a
urgent. came upon a hundred
, :nhals in an entrenched posi-
Ild untied them. killing 15. The
was had two wounded
M Schwan muted against Ma-
. lingual! province on Tuesday.
m in position almost impreg-
, hut. try lowering men down the
2 deer hanks by ropes. flanked the
'1 and drove them out. A part
his command proceeded to Santa
vauuu via “lament:
m Wheeler and his daunhter
u Woman-day on the transport
tor San Franeiaco via Hong.
and Guam.
we muons vult-
amen-e59- hhh (Te-fi-
it" linen With iholarer.
. lean. January 25——
J ”a was given a hearty
, by the Dauphin County Dem—
V on an arrival in Harriaburg
in mind the meeting of the
Beware Settle. at Kentucky
ilr. “38.1%“.‘6 the first
speakertoday. Kamadea legal argu-
ment in favor d outing and then eat-
peiiing Ir Roller“.
, in. Johnson. Went Virginia. advo-
Seated. the expulsion or nr Roberta.
. Ir. Broaius. Pennaylvania. argued
that metaphysical and technical unn-
golden-aliens ahould not deter Congreea
doing its duty. In this criaia of
3a.. trounation‘ a good name and fame. such
iot‘oaiderationa ahould be swept aside
and the will of the people executed.
Mr. Grout. Vermont. aupported the
écontenlion o: the majority for exclu-
s on
1 Mr. Talber. South Carolina. aid that
;in a case oi thia kind technicalities
should not weigh. Repreaenting the
constituency he did he laid. he ahonld
veto. against Roberta.
hlr. Adamaon. Georgia. aaid viola-
tic-.1 or the aiatntea against unlawful
ieohobitatlon entitled the oiiender to
membership in the penitentiary rather
ithlil the House of Rowentauvea
3 Ir Roberta came into the hall
while Mr. Adamo was apeaking and
;listened to the debate from a lounge
3 in the lobby. behind the rail.
1N THE SENATE
Washington. January 25—At the be-
ginning of today's session 01’ the Sen—
ate. Mr. Pix-irreil. Montana. from the
military aflaira committee. reported a
substitute for Mr. Pettigrew'a resolu-
tion calling for information regarding
the Coeur D'Alene mining troubles last
)‘Pfil’.
1he substitute all: upon the secre-
tan of war to submit to the Senate
(00108 oi all order: given to General
.hiert' turn and to all oflloels under him
and eupeelally any proclamation of
General Hertiam and as to the orders
concerning the treatment of civilian
prisoners The resolution was passed
A Hot: se bill. authorizing the Chi-
cago. Rock island and Pacific Railroad
(‘ompant to use a certain right of want
through the Fort Reno and Fort Sill
million reselvations was passed.
The reaoiution of hir. Allen. Nebras-
ka. calling on the secretary of war for
all orders and information concerning
the collection of customs and revenues
in the lainnds of Cuba. Puerto Rico and
the Phillnpinea. was passed with a
allaht modification.
. At the conclusion of the morning
business Mr Hale. Elaine oi the ap-
fpropriationa committee. called up the
urgent deficiency bill and the Senate
proceeded to its consideration
caucus m enema.
W and confer with the.
,_
m came here direct iron;
'8’“ mfimaadatterattemilnathe’
’ otthaatate committae. was-
‘30
. otllmr Fritcher. at a pri-
m party. Colonel Galley. of
We Chairman killing. of
«out. «lo-en other promi-
mm were preeent. The
“the has been called tote-
fithltflmetoiix the timeand
h nag agthe atate convention
the {all cam
with
will he held in this:
a which candidate-
eongreaeman
ill-later at wail-aha ilm Itooltei
Fa one» intuition.
Washington. January Zia-The Chi-
nese minister here has received no or-
loiai information as to the appoint-
ment of the new emperor. When the
i announcement waa ahown to the mem-
bers of the iegatlon by a representa-
tive or The Associated Press. consider-
able surpriae was expreeaed from' the
fact that the namea mentioned. Put-
sing. the reported new emperor. and
Prince Tuano. bia rather. are not
known to any member of the legation.
Chinese oihcials here say they are cor-
tainly not prominent in pubuc attire.
:_ undonv‘l'he Chine-e miniater here
was evidently expecting new: or home
.important events at Pekin for when
‘the atory oi the emperor'n abdication
waa communicated in him by a repre-
sentative of the‘ Associated Praia. he
dd: “4 havenoodiciainewsonthe
subject. i knew aomethiag wan going
on in Penn. but nothing has yet been
communicated to me. i am
greatly obliged {or your iota-motion}
my. mum Slim :1 Rita
1 _ uni-an.
Malian. January :5me lat
liner. col-pea We! oom-
unmatmwhowaaoap-
( . 1.
Juat now. with .value-giviog oppor-
tunitlea popping up in every depart-
ment. dieorlminhtlon la impoaaihle
yet it may he aid that no of-
ierlng ever meet with greatqv ap-
preciation than tho” from the Under-
skirt Section. is is: the dividing line
to: Taleta Silk Pettfloata: Selow u
lie aelling prime-shove it are values.
Fancy Stripes and Plain oolora. 03.75-
Fancy plaids and plain colon. “.75.
Copthes.
We have spoken of ital-rte Chairs
and of Turkish Chairs and Booker: at
being worthy of special mention he»
canoe their codart—glving qualities are
far above the average. and theae two
styles of chairs naturally lead up to
Couches. They are. in our daily lite.
the half-way stations between ,helng ae
bed and being up and dreeaed. They
have some advantages of both and
quite a number exclusive to themselves.
A look over the stock in the i-‘nrnl-
ture Department will show you every
varietytr'om the plaineet and simplest
Box Couch to the doom spring tram:
Turkish Couch, richly upholstered in
leather. Throughout all lines a very
high standard prevail—«Springs are
oi the best tempered steel. all web
work. staying and upholstoring is done
by the most modern methods. Prices
remain the same as during the old year
mdeapne the rise in wholesale prices.
The D. M. READ 00.
Batahiiahod lag-1.
Wu”. ”1".
OARL‘GAD BORN“? AND EWI-
lam
.Glroiul Attention
Plaisted’sllrug Store
We call attention to our
complete line of DRUG-
GISTS’ SUNDRIES.
including antenatal oi
Atomlzers. 0
Rubber Goods,
Trussesetc.
R. H. PLAISTED’S,
Mahackamo Bloch.
a; Wmahinatou at.
9x
Bumm- Wan , Every Garment in our stock
Prices, 10 gland 300
W
SONGS! , DANGIB! NG‘VEL’I‘IIS!
season. Nothing has been
Wedaaadayw
Thur-limitation
8Willa y—Strange Adventure: oi iii-m
row:
Saturdaywreat Brooklyn Handicap.
alumnus 111.11.? counnncmo
TUflDAY.
Notice to Oontroctora
Bids will be received at the onion oi’
the Board of Street uommiuionera un-
til Friday angry 8,1300.” noon
tor the cleaning of the pavement: a
laid on North and South hlain and
Washington streets in this city For
further particular- apply at the afore-
said oil'ioe.
R. J. GUTBILL.
. DR. 0. G. BOHANNAN
om GEO KENDALL. .
i2! 2t Street Commissioners.
$5. 00 Garnents for
6.00 '- -
8.50
9.00
10.00
12.00
14.00
m roan II'OCI “(HANGI-
Wall street. 10:10 n. m.-—-'l'he atoclr
market opened with a buoyant upturn.
active trading in strength in London
on the reported British auccesaes and
.Q .C
is due every echo :1 child’s
eyea. Theyare under con-
stant strain. Attention
NOW may prevent con-
stant use of glasses.
HOMER B HOYT,
Jeweler and Optician.
'uhirgtoa Street. South lot-walk.
COR N 1
91 111, ‘j 311 251
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inmuc
1151, 241111, 11.81
1Yonr money back
if it don‘t suit you
counta in the rate of banks of Ensign?
and France. Gains here in the lead-
ing international stocks and in moat
prominent of the industrial apeelaltiea
reached or exceeded a point and else-
where there were
gains. .
Wall street. 11 a. m.—'I‘be rush of
professional: to buy. developed no
great competition and traders realiz-
ed freely Except in a few specialties
the reaction did not entirely wipe out
the initial gaina. Metropolitan Street
Railway was then marked up 25-5. but
renewed selling of Sugar carried the
list down again. Business was as liai-
leaa as for several days after the open-
ing rough
Wail treet. noon—irregularity in
some or the most active aueeiaitles
prei ented the general market from
making much headway in either direc-
tion. The undertone seemed easier.
Foreign arbitrage brokers bought as
the market tell below parity but loral
traders sold short in view or the fail-
ure of outside demand to developflome
large individual transactiona. occurred
In bonds on a scale upwafila.
Wall street. 1 p. m.—-—Price changes
were so narrow and irregular and so
low stocks were dealt in that no down-
ward tendency could be diatingulahod
Wall street. 2 p. m.-—-Trading name
to a standstill and price changes were
very small. ..
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. \
Reportedoverprivaiawirooina.
oommla‘aionbroker. Silaaonic
Bohlae.
Building. Wail street. city 'i‘eléphone
new Imamalan
oral m me 190
not a as; am
um um rug 117
m mg no“ tax
19;; to 1m 13¢
on em an ax
715a
tax 78 13
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13%
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Samuel
Corns-took
J_r.’s.
Phone 138-3.
an ms
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PROMPT
Our prestige is due. largely. to the
fact. that we have been PROM in
the attlameot at all just claim. A
newt that has, the vherewiih to
unearth iaa goodcolnpanytoln-
aort- with.
in m W11. 1.1118 ill. Oil . .,
- Suited Bank Building. .-
South Nos-walk,
Frank LW.G.'1 Agent.
in
WES Ill RAVY nan.
L treat in Which it. in aid;
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FOREIGN NEWS OF I am
Paris. January mm ll‘igato‘a
Rome corrupoddent are: There are
many comment: in government and re-
ligioua circles in consequence at a
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the: monsoon
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on the reduction in the omcial dia- .
aharp fractional '
hubeenmarkedatapnoetoololio'fi‘oihoeok
have not purchased a ital-mom this winter thief in, an opporiumw that you cannot
aflord to miss. Our stock inolndoe many of the best thinge'we have had thin
reserved
Every Garment Must Be
In order that this may be done we are adoring:
$5. 50
4. 50
5.00
6.00
7.00
$ 15.00 Garments for $ 10. 00
16.00 11.00
18.00 _ g 12.50
20. 00 p . ~: , 18. 50
18.00 Plush (3111165 for 12. 00
7.50 25.00 Velour Jackets 17.50
9.00 28.00 22.00
H. Krieger 8: Co.
The Leading Cash or Credit Store
in the Norwalks.
Accounts! opened With Evembodu.
OurGreatCleaflng-oatsueotmoaka. Foraand all Winter Good: la
now going on. We have three months oi cold winter weather helore no. and
wewmturniahyouandyourchndrenwithgoodwarmwmmothnoo
onreaayweekly paymentayvtemoi
$1 Down $1Week1u, Until Paid.
CLOAKS.
Beaver Jackets. former price “.00 ............................... now “.00
Xenoyhoketafimrprloeflhd ..... . .......... now “.00
Kasey Jacket, tot-mar price 810.00 ........... ._........-.' ..... .... now 88.0.
Keraey Jacks“. former price 813.00 . now a.“
Kemylaam‘mrmerprioeusdoo ........ ..... ........... now $13.00
MILLINERY.
We baveatewhandaorneilink Hauonhuttheaehataaremypopoo
iaratpreatntandareworthno.00and mot. Ooroiuingoutprleetbflaad
COLLARETTES.
Eleoh-icSealOoilaraioz-merprioem . .......... new”
Elecndcaaaicoilarnmrmerprioefioo . ........ .............. now 3.50-
Sablecoilarawithtaiia, former-mu.” ........................ new“
Imitation Collar-a with taiia. homer price $5.00 ................... now 8.98
nealStoaeIlartinBoaawlthtaihiormu-priceaim ........... aowm
MM‘MMflfi'mr-mmpmflOJO. now “fl
AllotoanighPrieedOollu-Iwithloagtahe reduudiuatona-‘thildot
theioflneraellingprioe. Wehareaomaaydiiluentqualitiuthatitiaim—
pomihiatoenumerateali. ‘
mean-lawman.” ............... ............. ............ .maue
“Celtic Seal Hutu. 83:60 ... worth $8.5.
WM” .“50 ......e m 8.50
mm. «.80 ......,....................................... width 810.“
UN11111i11£D 1151.15.
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