'_ knyyor Flake to verity 1.
I ill: ‘ on t I
Springs, and alter contracting II board
I hill oi. some weeks "Lord Borestord' ’
luau .IIMrs {in
‘3 Slim! the hotlil
‘ ty in this city on
cuesfitéold amine“ 2:I:
e a p o
(the lat 2r wriiiii' to
statement
deported, it is said. leaving hin wile I
:illl oil nun
..lvhb in
(Mill
only; '11“! Idem '
(lend who hove been dentition III-m
Whiter hieri. engineer I. TI
truth: Jumps Birmilikbu
theater or the local train.
The styles for 1901, rerouting. as they do, fabrics possessed of
softness and elinp,r In tbeii draping qualitics
have brought
woe ionnd third; .5“ ”a formerly at www Hill, emit a 1’ Iinied Silks into II position of IIIIIIh prominence .Imong
owned iivo building lots on Nyo street was It passenger 0:0 {111:} “Ill" importance l0 “Ill our Spring altiaction’s. lhc exceeding \urici y of coloring.
.1 it her by her grandmother. the late John (latent)! Trenton announcer (m "usefit “shim. ”“1 ‘1 it i H" mm“ Sill) rinu . 11 l‘ r ‘ ‘1 'i 1
rrl‘ot Nyc, that these bud become the :3" truth foul“ lt l. I IIsit, 1‘5 n J p . I 5. IIII III In}, Itaiiti u
the propoiiy of the American Surety ‘ shades of old rose, rcScdn, rural, may. unvy old blue, lavcndnr, tan, \IlIiII-, brown and red
‘l‘liirih‘. oi Mnxico City. girough toro-
closurn III-hoceedings Mr. and am rs
husbands borrowed $1.500 from the
sup... n the injured
Mournw remain on the Nollie 1st "
expected to recover-I Frii iI‘ 'l‘ho‘iupeon.
Width is twen-
iy- {out inches iI’IId tlircc price». aic iuIludcd~1~w 1 , I. . H r ~
for ground colors. makes CVL en mote important this branch of Utii Silk display.
Fi " Iii
lZESmlN COCOA,
ZINC OR RUBBER.
all. .III
£5 and Art SquareS
lN BRUSSELS, VELVET
SMYRNAS AND lNGRAlNS.
SOLE AGENT sou-I
Mothushok Pianos.
‘ I tai'tevant,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
“SOUTH NORWAI K
'e have out in our East Window
a recent purchase of -
Torchon Laces at 5 Cents.
{Regular prices SC to 12c.
-I ' 1 ,
I 00 at Me prices to closeour
Ladies’ Flannel Waisis.
$1.00 Waists, 50c; $2.00 Waists, $1.00
$1.50 Waists. 75c; $2.50 Waists, $1.50
_ Elder-down Dressing Sacks.
$1.00 Sacks, 66c; $1.25 Sacks, 89C; 5‘ I .5 0 Sacks, 99c.
Men’s Heavu Over Shirts.
M. Thurman is Sun.
8,4 Washington Street
That’t the reason our éuStom'er’s stay with us your
after year. No coal of poor quality has a place in our
bliisii ‘weIlinow it. You may match the price but you
can't thumb the acid at the price.
Have you tried our bright-flame Carmel Coal In your
grate? It: helps cheer the long winter evenings;
.; i .
‘J iéiiii H FERRIS
‘ " 1"'mGTiiii"8‘l‘fiRlEifi“i"1..§‘§"I‘
W
1 . bank giving bogus security, it is oi
‘ téged, and the bunk runny lonruod of
I tract. would scorn to indicate (but the
I no property here.‘ and attd‘chod it.
through Lawyer Flak. Mrs. Luncel
iou'e inthm was ioxund'oi Polity.
a well known resident of thin place
who died of a. broken heart uttoi his
Itlnuightei' 8 marriage to “Lord Boron
or '
CANAL iMPRpVEMENTs.
Report of Engineer Bond Made to Gov.
Odell, of New York.
ALBANY N. ,.,Y Fobrquy 22—»(lov-
erntlr Odell has received a report or
Stutn linglnooi Bond bearing upon the
completion of the ennui improvements
(in the plans started on the Sb. 000. 000
improvement not authorized two yearn
ugh und Supervised by George. W Ald-
Iidgo, thou superintendent oi public
works. Mr. Bond guys thnt to curry
completion successfully the improve-
ment begun by Mr. Aldridge. will cost
at lcnet 819000.000. Mr. Aldridge and
his successor have finished Iii per cool
of the: improvements under a $0,000.
000 oxyondlture Iond Mr. Bonds tig-
uros pro for completing the remaining
sixty six per cont. in other words
Ml- iioiidn' cetlmutc for completion
fol the mo thirde oi the canal still on
improved under the $0.000 000 Ion
money so for expended by tho stoic
for tho nlno foot improvement was
not misspcnt nud the contention of
Former Stdto Engineer Adams and
Supt. Alrldgo that at least 3120000
000 mono was ncscossary is more than
homo out
'l‘hirlcou million dollars in round
numbers bun boon reported upon any
crnl times as n iuir untimntc for com-
piction of the work but Mr. Bond‘s
adds 5.0000000 in that sum and gives
his figures on 319.500.000.
GRAIN iN ELEVATORS.
Chicago Board of Trade Has Posted a
Proposed New Rule.
CHICAGO. ’l‘ehIIIuI-y ZZMTho t‘lIlcn
go nourd of Trade has posted :1 pro
pound rulc prohibiting rogulnr wuro
house proprietors from owning nny of
tho groin in their clovntorn. This is
in line with II I'cII-cni court dcclnlon.
which dcclnrcd it iliccni l'or \vurohouuc
mcn. Ilircctly or indirectly. to how no
interest in grain in their custody.
The amendment. which will bc voted
upon the first week in March. also
prohibits “regular" worehouscmcn
from bundling any gruin mixed 0|
cleaned in any I-lcvutor in which the
owners of such regular wnrchonncs lll‘t‘
interested.
Tho clcvntor proprietors Iiccinro, ii
the umcndmont in I-nrrchI. they will be
compelled to rctlrc from tho buslncnn
ol‘ “I'cgulnr” wnrchouucmcp Imdcr ilII-
kind in Chicago. and technically there
would be no groin of My kind which
could ho Ilcllvcrcd on contracts on the
ilourd oi 'l‘rudc. The Chicago mnrkct
would. the wnrohounomcn soy. ho in
effect without any stocks to do busII
nose on.
,___ \
ARRESTS IN CUDAHY CASE.
Two Men Taken Into Custody in St.
Paul. Minn.
ST, PAUL, Minn. February 22-».
Patrick liunncy. of this city. was ur
I-cntcd vestcl'duy on n wnrruul m'vorn
out by an Omnlm detective and churn
od with hoing concerned In tho Cuduin
kidnapping. John I". Limo. nlinn
'l‘orry. was nrrontod 'l‘uondny night on
timcume charge. The matter was not
made public until late this IIttornoon.
OMAHA. Noh.. February 22~Jumos
Cniiuhnu. uhdor arrest in connoctlon
with the (ludnhy kidnapping, wur
euliod boforc Judge Vlnzenlmlcr yon-
téi‘duy and nIrIIlIiInod on lhroo oom-
Iilnintn. ginnd larceny. robbery and
false lmpriuonmont. Onlluhun piondod
not guilty to all the char on. He hurl
secured counsel and for; In pmccoil
innit worn postponed until Mommy
next. Bull who fixed at $7. 600 and in
default Callahan won remanded to Jail.
‘ GERMANY WANTS OUR FARM
» MAOH many.
. WASHINGTON February I'-22--1lm
on urmann wicultural export of the
on an mobility. has
from the German goven
lt‘IIcochIl wbrd
meht that It
specialist doulsnntod by tho Agnew.
phenol oil fishnet” lonvo Berlin noon
wI tho United to mnko a. corn-
ful inuuii intoh the cone of Am rican
mrlruitu In 0 Monty, with II V ow to
intrluluch city ill? fitt’mr ri title in Gorey
many. on
engineer of the Camden train, in in u
precarious condition, Eduard Gm
wand; fireman on the Camden train.
will recoyor; Edward Supp. conductor
(it the Cnindon train. not seriously.
A special train at about 9 o'cloci.
from the odonc oi the wreck brought
tour dead bodies and eighteen wound
ed persons to Trenton.'1‘he wounded
were distributed among the three
Trenton hospitals. Other wounuou
passengora were: taken to Cooper nII-m
pltnl at Camden.
The itniinne who worn injured were
riding in the smelting car oi the (or-
press truln. They were being tnlton
to Atlantic City to do construction
work (01 the ruilrond.
'l‘ be two trains collided at lull npccd
und both engines were completely dc-
nIollelIcIl, togethci with the ior'wmd
our of each truin, III both insthncco Ii
combination liuggugo und smoker mid
to mid to the bomb the wreckage took
lilo. The second our of the ‘Nclilc
lily" turned over on its side and thc
passengers had to climb out through
the windows. it is believed ihnt one
man pinned under the. wroch porinncd
III the homes. The sccnc of thc wreck
won for (rum outside usuintuncc. iI
was durk whcn the wreck Irnln urrlr-
cd and the work of clearing the debris
wnn necessarily slow.
'i‘hc “Ncliio lily" wus iunnlng in
Iiuco suctloua und it was the thttd ncII-
llon with whiIII No. .lilil collided. "lhc
Iooni tinin had taken siding to permit
tho oxprons to pnsu and it is honored
that through some misunderstanding
tho iocnl come out on the main lruI-h
nitei tho second sootion bud pusscd
mistaking it for the third section
PEKIN RAILWAY TRANSFER.
9
Commenced Today and Will be Com.
plated on February 28.
PEKiN. Fobrunry iii—«Tho trumlcr
of the Shun llni Kwiing italiwny to
the. British was cmmucnccd today, and
will ho completed February 1:8. Among
the proviniunn of, tho. convuntiunI Im-
Iicr which tho British nosumc control
of the railway in nu hng-cmout that. in
case of special circumstances. such on
the withdrawal of troops on tho. chI
cluulon of pcucc. shhli cnuso grout do-
nIunde on tho I'uiiwny. the. regulation
of the order in which thc various con-
tlngent shall bo uccoInnIOIintcd nlIull
not be left to the rniiwuy ndmiulstrd
tion. but shall not III ticrmnny nrmy
headquarters.
in the event of the ilritlsh milit-Iny
authorities handlua .ovcr the rniiwm
in the civil authorities. it in provided
thut the former nhIIll rcInin n gcnerul
suporvlniou of ironic on tho line while.
the occupation of that provincc of (ibi
in lost und tho mliiini‘y IlircI-tornin
shall consist of a British Iliroctor and
Tho iirltish ncrcc to my tiIcI lins-
nlnun, (icrmunn nuIi .lllpilill‘so for icic-
urnphlc and other iIIIpI‘m'cuIcnts on
tho property.
The Russians will probably lquIl
over tho Shun llnl it'wuug-Nowchwnnq
rullwny to the Chincnc in August.
'llihc question in who shall gunrd tho
no.
——-«————
Los ANGELES T0 SALE LAKc.
Articles of incorporation for a New
Railroad Filed Yesterday.
SA] '1‘ Lukc litnh li‘v bIIuII v 22 ~I--'l‘hc
ilInt bnpoItmn utup imnudu the I.-0u
nlInI'tlon of thc mmh- tullIcIi- of Inil-
I‘ond between Lou Air‘fllml Mill HI,"
balm City With lukou when the ulllt'lctl
of incorporation of the Empiic Con
ntruction Company were iiiod ycstor-
day with the county clerk horo.
Thin corporuiion in ormmlnod to con-
struct the ruilrond from Lon Angolan
to Suit imkc to ho known as the Hun
Pedro, hoe Allzoion it SultIIInIiIo itnii-
road. of which Seuulor W. A. Clark,
of Montana; is prceldont. and It. 0. lilo-
rune. oi St Louis. leI- president The
constluctlon compnny in organized
with n cosh capital of “1300.000. 'i‘lio
chic are nod lucorpmaiors are J Ross
Clur [DOB Angelou. president: Gnome
ii. Leighton, St Louis, vice president;
M. Ii5. McKee boa Angelou. secretary.
in addition to building roads tho
nornpnny is (monitored to conetrunt
the telegraph and stelophqne line! no
Izoaunry for the noon at the ruiiroun.
CONFERENCE 0P REPUILICANS.
nnw rquI' tummy manna.
“Gilli We to lenders Iii-Ii com inuhto no
r n I-dnlIiI‘tiuIlu over I: Inn'-
7 Styli.
he with only at few.
interests of ihc Furniture Store.
can (irass Furniture.
“Q?
WE MUST MOVE THEM.
WON'T, WHY THE PRICES MUST
incrediiablc level.
Miller. Lon Angolan. tm‘nmiror: 1 98 washinytbn S!
in ointment :ltilNl'fi'h'i mi: u limit-Mi if)“ ‘~“-"‘i 'I
. II. 3'1 I
. ‘1 I I;
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Si. 00"“
‘ .
m- . .. .._.
ALWAYS A MACE ron ONE
$l.25""
Lots of rugs make a house ten times more habitable than it i‘illl
27033 Inuit... bios.
27x54 Wilton $2.08.
1.1
They sure the hull carpet. make a
especially where there are iloors covered with matting.
great Ili lief-
t‘llL‘L‘ in the bed chamber and will always find place. for themselves,
72x30 Mucus $2.98.
27x63 Moqueitc $2.25.
27x63 Ardallnn $2.25.
9
cimucrrnisncmr AMERICAN
«- « Establish
l’nucy Chairs. Ruchcrm Sewing: t'hnirs.
twirlingrnrc Iiidcsiu'n.I‘IiIIIiIu'Inlilc nnd restful slIan‘s nnd exceptional
qualities are the chief I'linrnctcristics of this distinctly :‘Itnericnu product.
nipples in our window as you pass will interest you.
The I). M. DEAD Co.
cd 1857.
..‘\i‘lil
«o-
SIIIIII'llIiiIu‘ new will lie slum” Inn t'llt'il III-ck in lilt‘ Main Street window (it‘\'lll(‘(l it) the
it mm' I‘nniuins II few piece. St‘ll‘t‘lt’ii ll) I'eprI-scni Ameri»
t'hairs. Sctiecs. Fool
Rests and Mailing arc the uses hI-I‘I- illustrated to which this beautiful and durable material
wear resisting
.\ glance at the ex—
Expeci cold. disagreeable weather: it's sure to come i
it's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wuih a larger
stock on hand lll‘dil we should have ILihis lime of
Every pict‘c oi" Winter Clothing reduced to an
Cull. Be convmccd.
I. .,IIII.L"I}"‘I I I.
wnsniuo i N '
o emu point-L
Immwuuvwn 11'
PM i” is&
IF THE WEATHER
rear
Ivmf our gig. . ‘l
I. l
' o
“ Donor'l Ni mb
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NATIONAL D. A. R. OFFICERS.
Balloting Last Evening—Result to be
Announced Today.
WASHINGTON, February 22—Tho
afternoon session of the D. A. ll. con-
IIomlnutioua of candidates for the sev-
crui offices and in the evening the vot-
ing’ was conducted. The results of tho
balloting will not hr unnouncc’d hcforc
today MIs. E. ..l Hill of Nm-waik. is
.I Inndldatc lot the oiiicc of presidont—
:cncinl. Tthc arc. too such odiccrs.
Ettraheaoy for 35C. lnw nnd turn l-hl‘h' clovniorn ““0 ill‘i' two I'lcpulJy (1“.(‘fii‘1’mi I‘clslicet-lvulyyticr- "A NINA) Enqland' Winter has never and nineteen candidates. Much con~
vuto concerns. III such It case there “huh“?! 1\“l’1‘l‘"‘1’:‘- “91"”‘4 ‘1’ ‘1‘1‘°“‘ H fusion attended the meeting of the con-
Regular price 50c. “"‘u‘d "“ “0 "m““lm‘” “ml“ “‘3 “”y inii. m i WW m d“ m“ n‘” “r been known to rot in the sky. mess.
There was one incident which at-
tracted considerable nttdntion. Short-
iy utter the opening of the afternoon
session Mrs. Machun, one of the cou-
didutes for president-general, cutored
one of the lower boxos. Mrs. Mun-
nine the pmsidnnt and prosldlng om-
I-cr Icoucstcd her to retire hom the
box for the reason that the ruiésI re
IcIvcd it im former omIoIs of the. as-
eoeiutiou. Mrs. iiinc‘lm‘lu promptly
complied nud cxplnined that her box
on tho upper tier was crowded. and
by invlintion she had entered the
lower box. '
STATUTE; ngwmou.
Legislative Committee Moon in Hart-
ford to Consider it.
HARTFORD. count. Fcbr'uaiy 22—-
'i‘hc. leulnlutivo cummittco on tho ro-
vision at tho statutes Incl yoatetdny
11th noon nnd nitcr II discussion of tho
.IdViisnbillty ol’ imvuiiz "copies of the
datum iovlulon cominlnsien'c report
lliiilttl'l and distributed preliminary to
mum on it's our; etions by the iron-
orhl hfiaomby. dec dud thut ouch n
iou‘rne who be unit/lee. it won n so
decided to have o‘nuh member of tin
«:ornmitino Cooler with the communion
2r réel'dlrik in his part of the state over
such sections of the commission’s
oi thim bocommg‘ c‘on'vcrunnt with
what in proposed In lone time and inhrc
thoroughly than It the matter was to
bo liriii considered by the committee
nnd cummieslon “, n‘wholo.
HALF Mlhh'QN 59'! Hnnvmu.
1 on tilt-Wilma 0qu-
lllit'd ti‘flbnntliiiié.
llhrvirri chili ‘dlmmr hold in till city
on hl t Dr.
Irrcsn yesterday was Occupied in then
work its that commissioner had charge ‘
Now toiik, Vohruury 22am tile ‘
sectionn pg portuuiment for Unukrosuionul roprir. bomufimmofi
shit atlbn ”‘89 liter taut t hill ii, 'rivo‘d Monty Wolcbtt‘. tiitg
t t. r
“on an m "I, in I tiltihiii“.ii iii? ”ii'iiiwnii iii Ii””““”3.i‘llf‘llf°i.°ili‘i.”.i‘iii‘ii'fi. 02.2.2“?.if..”:’itih“’lliii‘3‘iuh“'
0" hut city.whleh‘. fifiont hit three or litigious. ISM/hilt! roluniliompting oi- ”1““. be unknown film we halt a
' ‘ I I- 0 Ilium but will romnin in To- I = "f,
the our um1ub0himlfiapln . we: . ’d iIIrII‘uI (infill unity ruin
villas ”‘5 ill"! I 9 n “ “3 Willi“? ”om 1.10? call in the the iiii'rhoiso’di n dhltéot tur-
it c b ’ I . new i
Ii‘ gistlioi'iiiwii? in ‘1, I 9%?“ E??? gag: , 11 lull Quorum, utter g1: 0:13...“ ll“ 1 ; gotten shin, Ithnxuigooii
III we , 1 . In: Ill 3 lb
iiiiiiiioe Elliilil‘d’ iii: Milne lib; ' I , it”? until i3... diamiw fl
hieotrlcnl system. The 'und rzrountl _ 1' it. in; hold on the
I I inns“l Moore's cold
'1‘ at. 1' bgéidln
. t
Germany hie «in: no I) III but. while
tin mun attuflntt boiiirg‘n ar'Ii baconi- 1!: Well
lnu onerorolmo‘d. and it is felt by the 1
Germannoi'emment to be desirable to .
giro every “92‘ n taell iv to the ml 2
on Mir the p-roduot .
Mi on I“ i‘ Itotheir lull
new methane mm announcod
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