H institched or Plain. , ,' ‘
All Linen Hemshtched.
'l
BI
.. nt-I
lest path,
,chenp articles, the ,
here there Is no, it
of Every-Demtlption
Iuniunmd
Choice lOcis.
lbcis. two for thIS.
,IO‘ur 2,5 .ceni Handkerchiefs are an attractive stock.
HOSIERY A §FECIALTY
,it. :55 II :4
‘1
'WIERMAN & ‘
84 Washington Pireét $50pr biorwalkn ,,
IIIIIII CELLAR
...W.e furnish. your home complet'e.‘ Our uneart-
out, of, _, WEN!” is large and varied We have
- Monsoon caldfnllynselected itoektof CAR-FEES,
,CURT-AINS, and WINDQW (SHADES. _
iwlll find all our store (babes
. (hinted IWhi e”, Green.”
II of} A NQX
(2 would woodIII.Wl(II the
I The prosidvntls out
(I: 9’: ll 15‘ -. I .15
it
With Embroidered Corners.
,I
EmbroIdered or Lace Trimmed
Lace TrImmed or Emb‘rmdered.
FI' WI”.
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md oleapaetI Iline of
1'35! hiBfidflo“ Th6:
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‘ark ts
til
I
”It W555,
,.. none that the tide bod turned In the,
’ IIIId been aroused from slumber by a:
. messenger. who-I told him to come at .5,
' once. . .
5 Hitchcock. (in grief at. tho-mull of their. 5
qmomenin. Neitherrknew the, true (unto:
, .61 (the menident (It that Moment. und in
‘fihousefi Another. hurrying: visitor was
III-i Id '
“(Wt ((55:55 outlaw £3»an I ,‘5,.;.
II Ivonne to W
I ' or down the Inter tins streets and
Q Will sited patiently for he nppenrnneo of
o5;-bowoi 551 5,5,,
unbound. tit WWW“ III: III thud
. - ref
‘ b l i 5
Wind. tlinliWiii “train
. tor the ,w rise.
5qu r‘ov‘nd
’by Ivor 02h
nllaye . <
but the, wild (Intramural the heart, ‘ n55 .-
iqulckly into tho Mllburu residonce. "i
will “1 9 MOMMA- W . . (have been nbsont for a couple or bouru."
3%?an to girl?” gfggngflwmm? mt; Expo. )1?th lwdo not. know Ithnleondl’
. . - 0 oteresld ,lxlioevheibt-
mm t moonlit, the midi“ 'IWMMIBIAI IterW p ent D W a
sine. . hoItseiinIrot- dmmstonincmm I, Ten minutes (no 55555 McKinley
(Id In domino and. tumult»: . I walked down to the corner to (en IIIIIG
Ifleoretary Battalion insists”! that tinI Irouohmen. who bed can waiting for
truth Shimkhbfi made public by the (loo-h mwith a, edrrlnne .or on hour? that
tors. and the bulletini themselves werov he ”wont not (go to his hotel tor (5555(I-
tellinx their untoutunut‘e atory- all too’ fast.
plaiul ~ There. was still hope that the r’elI‘idence. .
worn-and weary pa tient Would be bet» ,D'r ‘M'Imn came up in, on automobile
(or In‘ (humor-ulna: mud at midnight :two minutes later. “1 hdvo nothing to
Secretary CortkIWu-Iuld .it new not may now.“ he said, In reply to 'e. was
nrobnblo that other bulletins would be tien as he passed into the roned end-I05:
Issued IInhilIImornlmr ”Hope cums ouec gure about the house. -
more to those who had waited for him 7‘ After he entered tho house. Abner
In anxiety. The: phydieinns parted for McKinley. ills president'u brother. ,Dr
the night and every sign WEB cheering Barber his nepbey. and Mr. hillburn
There hadnheeu disquieting: pulse («2- "nine out of the house. and stood eon—
(ion for nevernl hours. but practically verging on the lawn- MI. McKinley was
all oi‘ the unfavorable symptoms haw smoking, 0 cigar lie. receivud and rend
been linked to thostomnch trouble. and III telegram. and then turned to his
it was thought that they would probe» com onions and showed it to them
bly (llsappenr with the removal or thr Whi (I they were talking together Colo~
muse: which was supposed to have are n‘el W. C. Brown. or New York. and
nted them, The nflldlnl reports-hi; .1 ‘Ilrieutennnt McKinley came out (It the
reports and internal: 1230- were'botb I use and other it hurried. conference
0f?“ satisfactoryustuvo. andlhn watch~ letli Abner McKinley. they, hastened to
are gathcrod'nbout the house prepared (the corner. where. an nutomobllr.I was in
IItII'ousnIIriug. eiim’i‘hoy stood pt the ,repes ,
'vv or the plots ,
, ”l
He then returned to the Miihu'rn '
. b
will“. the 91",de
out the light: 01' gm
Isl]
. will III .
a path (I. .. ,
. , y til 0h doll; wns hem?
,, I)... Insidowu pm; I: ,
elityqtth our idbnt'li *
awry. but loved and stood nstly he
1‘ng on. to tit (I end .
"I rel unto surrender." said he. with,
great emotion. ae'.‘ will n0t lye .up‘
props" while In. remeip‘n. I. aha i hope
on. and (Wall to the. end. . .
thwflmiolut Rooqevolt .wss heard ».
received the news or tb president a. ser- -
ions eondition. and sen word from be
Wild will" who; be Is stuyiril: t m.
Mi wtlurld to e or once. We would stop
at; Al many for nhws. (Ind then determine
his (it me movements. .
(transom-III It, or , of: Bundle .
(lislrlct,.ot 10:43 gave the most encoIIr-‘
(Iain news or the morning. lie, sold;
“it in not true that the physiclnnu are
withoutv hope or that those gathered at
the house are despondent. The lowering
of the heart netlowis', (I. natural result of
the giving of (I cathartic (Ind Was ox-
ported. It who found that the solid
food given yesterday had not passed ~
through the stomach and it was found
that. (I clitlinrtlc‘ Would the to be given.
Then came the reaction The physi-
olnne gave a saline: solution.» but in very
{small quantity. and this roronoon used
some digitalis. but also in small quan—
Itltlns "They did not want to use any
Imorc artificial menus than was alum--
Ilutely necessary The results are so
It's’r good and the president is now
(sleeping. Watched by Drs. Rixey. Park
for (In uninterrupted ntghtw Anothev writing. "The presidentisn little bet-
hhuuderstorm came onto! the. north ’
and II few minutes play all thedtghtninr
brought down,,a heavy downpour. A
blustery wind blew up from the west is :
mumplote the .cbeertulness oi' the night
Shortly (“rims o'clock the physinlnrb
and nurses detecteda walks lnIr‘ or tn;
hc‘urt action. The. pulse flu teréd ani
weakened and thou sank townrd (oi-
lupso. The end appealed to be. at hand
Rontomtlvos ware up by applied and
the physicians fought ho bottle will
all the Ieserve routes of science. Ac
(ion was immediate and decisive. DIS
italis (Ind stryohntno were administer
ed and as :5 last resort a saline solution
was Injected into the veins. .
A general alarm was speeding to th(
consulting physicians and trainer
nuI: was as test as messengern. the tele
graph and telephone ,could carry It
The restoratives did (lot. at. once prow
.Ii‘frIItiVIII (Ind it was. IIeIIlizod that thr
pIIIslrienI was in an extremely criilcn‘
condition. What realisation. with in:
shadow of death behind it. mode pecan
sm-y a summons to the cabinet and rel-
nttvrs and 01080 personal friends of tilt
piesl.l(.ni 'l‘hn messengers who return
(:1 (with the doctors rind nurses weII
burned oil for those within rcnrh and
to the 50 who were absent from the city
Diagrams conveying the painful tid-
ings were quickly transmitted by tote
(:Inph. The scene about. the house and
In, the streets was dramatic. and th(
-.pirlt of tragedy was on (bone th
looked on. .A messenger who darted out
into. the rniunnd was whisked away III
on clectric cub. gave the outside, watch
are. the first intimation of the, bad news
from within. At the some moment new
lights burned within the windows of
the Milburn residence. Soon the word
was passed out that the president. had
partially collapsed. and was critically
til. it was a confirmation that was
hardly needed. -
.The, IIcwanIper correspondent Wlli‘
already sent. wnruluga of a serious
change In the president's condition
’(Itnhed to the lmprovlsod telegraph oili-
ceIs with the first bulletins
(he the telegraph instruments rattled
’ter'." said Colonel Brown. (is he (ll rent-
ml the chuudeur to go as rupldly as pos-
sible to tho lonox. ,
This is the hotel M. which Abner MI:-
Kinley (Ind SecIIetnIies WilSuu and
Hitchcock (ire stopping. AI 8.: it) WIL
lism H. Hengcrer. n Dudnlo business-
,mun. who bud called’ to, see ,Mr Mil 5
formed him that there had mind some:
.enrouragemont during the hint halt?
hour dud that it was htlbeugil’ied that the
president lied ails ante .
DI. Mynter arrived at 8: 23. “i new.
Ihe pleald'ent at. i, ‘clook.“ said he.l
"His condition was then very grave. "
, Dr. Parke did not. touch the house (In.
Ill 4: 86 oclock b g the lust of tho
uhl/tlleians to arrive for. the morning
consultation.
The doctors finished their (,Ionsultn-I
Itton (It 9: 40. The
mother. and stopp
for a few minutes
on the lawn. to convey their verdict;
first to the president a brother Chap—
lain Sykes. of the, navy. In his black
vestmentd, who had come in innnimI ill;
tor the preslotlnl' 5 health. lifted his but.
us the men upon whom the president? 3-
,‘lfoNdepeuds. passoll whim The physi—
‘nionn looked grave and serious on may
walked away- from the, rdsiden'ce,
Dr Menu and Dr. Mynter come away
together “We are very anxious.“ said-
Dr. Mann. “very noxious.”
as he entered the carriage in waiting.
"Have you given up hope?" .
"By no menus." replied the doctor.
him last?"
"Ho is better than he was in the our-
ly hours of the morning.‘ he responded,
on he directed the ooachinon to drive
away
Dr. Myriter had little encouragement.
to offer. ..
"1 nm not absolutely without hone,"
said he “the president has It light”.
5( hence. but 5. would be more hopeful it
the dny was passed and he bud (talcum
u, little stronnth. Illo hue improved-
lmprovemen‘t- is very slight. The trou-
b‘le lies with bill heart. We. are intim—
R‘V’fl with the” WW“ story. "‘9 hfifil‘ (listing it, and our treatment pantheon
Ily-IIroused physiolnud boson (Irrlvins .mmy ”mean“ .. '
A“ automobile ""1““ at “I“ ”"099“ ' The bulletin when issued was slightly
”WW" D“ My t" that “9 (“6 ”OI ransom-lug and indicated that the cri-
rdou to- speak. but rushed into the (thigh t be prolonged slitting ((8555,.
”mm Dr MM“ came almost. 0“ “9 RSoftyW that the president' III condition has
""91”“ end-he. too. “pr-““9“ “W“ U“ somewhat improved during the, past
“”99" (Neither ”WWW“‘°“’W word 89 rew hours. and that there was better re-
they rushedln. MW“ him come Abner. spouse to stimulation But his pulse
.Mnmm‘m ”“19 “a ‘Mlmde He had was up to 128 and the domiciled. grew
,'lslt tho house soorooiy- two hours be- 5m, ,5, was almost n 5055055, 5,095,,
W"; Ne and had: dfimrtfld “1‘11. “10‘ ‘Hflfiurw . It WM iwrnwfl ”It“ the phy'fiicIuna
bud decided that it would not be well
for. MrI'I, McKinley to enter the, sick
(5555555 lodny. both on account or hei- WI."-
health (and the, excitomsut it might
so. the president. So for
ones-nor, his distinguished brother. Hey
(Secretory Wilson mud-:- stem.
lilo timed up to 9 o'clock.
fiudltlou i120 whilvhlher
e n I; II a
the. al.1333555, vhtingro
this morning.
and soon (lite, it) o
ptto,
u l
beloved chief arrived, witblhl n in: Willi!
silent: icon. they Inuicltly ventured the.
, nsdin. whose arrival completod
'the circle 0: physicians Md still no-
othur. Mrs. (Mow-01ers Willem.- the
losingdriendmi Mrs IMeKlnieyI (-
. “I was reported down town. " (In
_ DTI'1WIUdln5I"thltItbb- resident was
Iderid The div (IhI‘tiiiv‘b’ Itfiili’trtv p019 ‘
Muir-WWII. «(Seemtarvvon
II (It Iv Wilson and s ,
.’ (I: .
innilinlen
ta; Mrs.
, ion-tho-terreoeunt Exchange Piece. (me ,
ind t05 say-I. .thatéth
l : it
the. luv (32:ng
never ,
lIuIn said flint Mr Milburn. had ln~l
left the house to.~. i
he- repeated ‘
“is he better than when you saw,
some since early this morniun. but the.
Morin be.
Gd. Mm McKinley bud ot been .
grove.
"i 't wall,
.I‘. I re 0-
telengiiph‘iId for
belted. to arrive. early.
’z‘elock thbre Were illi- .
(ambled III the down (Iteirn moths 3o: .
«the Mllburn mesewemstm Hammond, .
8m BI
‘,' ouiIzhieItehee
and Smckton. Everybody about the
house is hopeful. The two men who
know him. best. ,Secretary. Cortelyop and
murmur Henna: are cheerful: and (is .
,(Ionildout, as the slat back will allow.
IDI'II. Jnn‘ewny (Ind Johnson have been
Ifilllllllloni‘d to take care of the honrl
notion. in other respects the president .
Its doing; welhu . .II"
Re.v Dr. (3:0er Wlliiou. who who
once pastor of the First M. b}. (‘hurch
in! Canton. Ohio. whore the president
{worshipped i‘oI runny years wen (im-
gun; It. 039 who called at the house (luv-I
inn l (3 morning When he left he
win: "Yes. there Is hope for the pres-
lidopt. His brother tells me he is mnk- ,
(lug the supreme, light of his lite. I feel
most doeplv for the president for at
iCnuton tu by-g, 6 days. (I was his pas-
mr. null truly new his noble churne-
Iter."
Iln (Iompnnv with C. W Goodvcnr of.
‘B Buiialo. The lqttor said that the most .. :-
Ieneoumnlnu phase 0,! the situation was .
Ito be found in the hope of the demenn- ‘
Ior of those closest to the president. Son-
:ntor Hanna expressed confidence that
Abner McKinley‘ s sanguine hopes were .
The senator was quoted as I.
(answered.
ridding;
ly has a fighting chance.
llave he. will pull through. "
Secretary Cortelyou has rerrIained
I£IIom visiting tbs distinguished patient:
land in tact nobody but the doctors and
Ithe nurses have been in the‘ sick room-
Dr Mann was asked this morning to
make an authorised statement roomi-
ling the distinguished patients condi-
tion in addition to that continued In the
5bulletln. This be. deemed to do. but in.
Iespnnse to» Inquiries he said: "No 1
can say nothing about an erleio in; the
III. use. .A. pullout (rimmed “WSW n the
{condition the president. new it; some
time. Mill then pick .up' '01". udt nut. as
tho case may develop... The prealdent
I-ie In (I v-ery serious condition. it is true. I
:but it ismbnurd to say he is (lying as
was stated by somq persons this morn:
Inn. 1 (tumor, (nuke any ruttliér state
.ment about the bust: Just now.',‘ 5
The suggestion has been made to the
phyei‘elune that 7the nxtremely weaken-
led bount- width tbwstefisr Ithoifevresi:
"gdeut it life. Inuit boI Idueto (Ink re.-
celved by him tromrthe bullet whichi
«truck the brunet bone and. balanced of!
Dr. Mollnruoy,. the well known New
York surgeon, Who participated am the
case early In’Ith’d week; has advanced
this theory. and It is Innsslble the lat:-
.ter may be asked to come again to Bola
(an. tor (Ionsnltntien. I'i‘heI question as
to. whethnr he shall be asked-no dome
has been left to the (linemen or deems
tnry Gortciyou. 5 I . .
- intlnu‘edw on menu: rate. 'I
panned—nuts WW I I.
ml Interim Fononr. . E
"The president, .most certain-
I still be-
‘ (I; i .5555 wits here (mitt.
mi unensnwhst she told about-rout
lie in gentleman- ml.
to get.
durum v.
(Inch (II hudmn indium: the
int rested.
heldmeimtnrtv‘
, "libel dbl IIII
dldn't-mlt 3 (my.
whim WWW“!
from shortly altar 10 o'clock. He had , .
Congressman Olmstend. of Peu-usyl-t
,'vnnla. loll. the ,lidilburu house., .,at 11:10 ,
4 taken; ,.
moot “LIIDIWLII’.”
(l
the mt2
koeop indoors (luring the coming
, lines of period taste is notoblt‘
foot of the main staircase.
satisfactory fcature.
l,
MOT H E R‘ S
mentioned as a necessary feature
outfit. ho scouts tlI
do save a “Grown Vllp' Shirt and
If, howevm
white laundered Shirts. at 50c; S
25c.
.. blue material. made. up plain. at
corded yokcs 75c;
75c and 89c;
Children's Outing Fl’hnnol
Lace and Ribbon tr
striped
A SUBJECT OF INTEREST just now is Jnrduuers for
pleasing disposmon oi such plaids as it; is ddsilbd to
IIroin dainty little
Collars l2‘/2L‘ or 2‘lor 256', made up ' .
Tet-ks 25c; allISillt IFour-iII-baiidsfi . i I- --5
now is the time when there's most' to choose from.
Winter. Variety within the
in lilo‘dtstghs wliicli Will be
shown for a few days- in,- a. lI-airiield Avenue wluddw and at the
white and gold
lIeIIIcrics to IIIagIIificont JIIr(liIIitIrés with Pcdcstdls, they are
uniformly attractive and the prices Will be found not their least
I , ., I I
l
“I
For Tabourcttcs and Jardinier Stands,
go to the big Furniture Store upstairs.
.3 I
IIABERIIASIIERY
«(tow-now - I
FRIEND WAISTS
Iliavc [Haiready been
of every small boy's school
I: Shirt WaiSt 'nnd nothing will
Suspenders. why we have
these, tom—Colored Shirts with either soft ('55 still bosoms, and
II'spcndt-rs at: WIVQC, 15c. mgdt
Wash Tics (their waslmblencss is a blessing) 4 (555' 25c;
(Inst Ilium slowdowns.
YOU WILL APPRECIA'I‘E them soon.“ not now. and
White,
cream, pink and blue in solid colors. and fine striped pink and
08c and 75c; with tucked and
stripes trimmed with pluiu‘éiflors to match,
immed. $I.oolto $2.00.
Nightgowns. pink-and blue
50c .5. 75.
To be dISplayed m, window.
EVILB AT NORTH SYDNEY.
--—w-—
‘Artic Explorers on Board Ara Report-
I In; to‘ be Well.
NORTH SYDNBIY. C. 8. September
I13-T he Peary Arctic steamer Erik
III-om Cape Sabineuflilsmere Land. Aug-
IdsL 29. arrived herb today All well.
Booty left. tor, the Conger. April 25.
loroased Robeson. channel. todhe West
IGreoulund coast, dud lollowed it along.
IonJoot end over see low to the north-
Iwerd. On April 26 two natives were
(sent back and mom Unpufirltnnnin two
more» wore..sent. back in May. Lock-
iwood s turthest north cairn or May 13.
I1882. was opened May 8. and its rec-
(ords were, taken, and at G ape. Washing-
don, the headland seen by him fifteen
imlles northeast in. 1882. another cairn
was erected and a copy of the “furthest"
Irecond. and-- additional . ,memorsnda
,were deposited. ”Peary. pushed on, and
at 83 degrees. 39 noeonds north round
d .the. northern oxtremltii «Greenland
finding the (met at tulfi point to trend--
:rnptdiy eastward. Theron on the most
northerly known, land In the world.
iPearly built a calm in whhh he do-
Ipoelted records, etc. .
l team then struck over the son ice tor
(the hole. but. was able to edvsuee only,
to 83 dog groin. (5.50 utirtlnnwben he was
lstoppéd'y by hemokentpuck and much
open Minn; (air-s ins hi (I In em. Pointy
[111de on. um (I Grand (Ind coast.
II datum that (nit about. ltitllmliea
b 5,5555 kw '_s,. (when. to lett»
tude 83 north. .lonf went. or ap-
proximately bun] (I more then It (le-
(site trout indeptndanoe bay. disooyered.
and named!) Ilium «My II. 18%-
. Perry's own islet-limits or his 5:5... It
clearly not built truths letter to the
monetary ,ol the club. H5 L- Bl: Idsmanw
from which the following extracts are.
. (or. 15”de 4 (901.
"My n55... Ilridiiémam
“it; might Inn-meat pleosumytn pray
song‘al t (I club him. (senile oi the work
of, )1 .- .. , .
nilitoi
I (In
“Wilma ‘1’! A“
. all. gm
V II. .5.-
WORKED THE LIVERYivIEN.
(Buffalo News.)
Half a donenproprietors oi livery
stables are mourning the loss of hard.
earned money which they turned over-
to a gllbtougucd swindle: last week.
His scheme. to beat them out oi their '
money is new in this city. but has
been worked frdqnently in country
towns.
One day last Week (I tarmen from
Hamburg drove up to the Elk street
market. He had a load of'hny on his
wagon and as (soon as he found a good
stand h, stopped his tired horses
jumped I own from the load end-Waited
patiently for a customer. Pretty- soon
a man, probably 30 years. old, wearing
a cutaway coat. derk trousers. a pair
or tun shoes and, e brod’d-brlmmed
straw hut. strolled up to the farmer’s
wagon and began to look over the hey
carefully . .I
“Looks lIke prétty good timothy.
stnangor.” held the man. “What are
you asking '.’" '
The Hamburg farmer stroked. his
long .whls‘kers pulled out a low wisps,
oi the hay and glahodti at the stronger.
carefully. 1‘
“SAW. said he. f'that‘s pin. 1-, limo
‘thv. and, its 'worth $15 a. ton." . .5. -.
twine our: with (the men- with the
cutaway cost“. and; the tint shouts, “,‘A
fellow up on they Ippown market oi
((35.33) nae just eat I‘ d hs'y, We?“ a tag
II urns u was to My“ .
gouldu't soil: lie dither with him. " ..
The two dually struck a. bsrssln
whcrohy the Hamburg man wu's to. -
dispose of, his Jun ‘14. lie. ve-
,celvnd direction to delivor It III. II, xiivt
very stable at Gold springnnd dno'vo
out thorny, . .
(I‘m man with (ink 0&th
t 0.0
(III: new ship with. gr?“ a“ (timid
dthn. pronto Motto -.
Id Jond .0! No.1 Wm hitl' (In. ”I
The liverymen .IuInp‘ed t , ,
.flahinitlt e ouhl
represenltfid '1‘
Norwalk Chronicler