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3 England Has Set; it: Teeth and
iii vw‘enr r-Down the Enemy——
Fresh Troops to Replace the
.1 -‘ Tired Ones.
NW November limitlr. Broder-
, the Britieh war secretary. speaking
‘1 night at a banquet given in London
hlh' honor by the City Carlton Club;
.1; (1.. thdt theBOers were hiding.
. ‘ths by murdering Kaffira be-
m.
’ Kitchener wired today." be
and. " that the cold blooded muro
Vo natives had become frequent
laternnd that two dead natives. their
oiled behind their backs. were
it November 10. at the bottom of a
ham, shaft." ‘
“i ’ ' ler in his speech Mr. Broderick
. Great Britain now had 42.000
. refill custody in the concentration
ca ‘ps and on various islands and that
more had been killed or wounded
.hnd‘left‘ the country on parole. lie
addedthat he believed the. number of
gain” new in the field was about 10.-
he country has set its teeth. and
litte‘hdafto go through .the process of
Wearing’down." he exclaimed. "We in-
‘ ‘d-to‘lprovlde Lord Kitchener with
h troops .to replace the tired ones.
y today a certain colony made an
or of help."
. V-‘ilfr.n13.r'oderirk said he was sorry any-
lug had happened to affect the cu-
' of Sir Redrers Boiler and he as-
’ . rthe.compuny that the deafness
‘ velyn Wood was not a bar to
. that oillcer had to do as com-
'.of-nn army corps.
EL yew MEN sTILL WALKING.
MSBURG. November 14—Noon
thie'fourth day of the six day goes-
itmae race found eleven men still
9 contest. Cavanaugh continues
at gait and is still increasing his
. Helios been off the track but u
“tint a sincetho start and still up-
3122.10
288.14
285.16
278.16
248.20
232.15
202.14
251. {1
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140. 1'3
MISSIONARY CONVENTION IN
.‘ " . STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, November Il—At the
yentlon of the Western Connecticut
thon of ‘thc. Woman‘s Foreign
“lanai-y serioty. held in the Metho.
ucch here today. lil‘ty delegates
present. The morning. session
it tiven up to the discussion of Mien
any topics. The following of-
ra were elected: President, 'Mrs.
rue C. Merriam. Moriden: Vlct’
Vosident. hire. 1. A. Spencer. Water-
' fa cretary, Mrs. G. C. Boswell.
Vfie d; treasurer, Mrs. C. M. Ray
(1“ ridgeport. .
A own BARK m oneness.
HA Maoa..VNovernber v
W TW.M
at night off‘Chatham ng
That-mining in ,‘disor'd r. and an.
. ly in distress, was where in
this mortling' audit is feared that
diorama with disaster In the
le during the - night. Her
tit was broken off near the dech
it kiwi 1131i»- bort. lilo dilution
‘ ”mechanism ,lt ldbclleved
aforelxn draft. 3 .‘
onto. mouse»: DEAD. '_
.. November . Ila-Colonel
le‘son . .‘the ’oporatio initiates;
a London today. .of Brlfiht‘s
.331“
110 .was . pro-ideal. .oi the inf
.a‘jocletv of Music.
Haney- Montcalm was". . the .
colonel 1.11: Mutilation. ' .
' More or italinu overt
11 .1000 other. cities.
4
n
L. commune.sound
fr" .
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U 10 S- :
$2.50 $3.00 and $3.50.
Sole Agents.
Your ShoesPohshed
Free of Charge---“
1
TODAY w WALL STREET.‘
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. mJTT—‘T'i‘he
first sale of'iinlon Pacific was of 100
shares-at 108%. followed by running
sales of 7,000 shares from 108 down to
107%. which. was last night’s closing
price. Great Northern preferred open-
ed down 1% with a rally of a half and
Northern Pacific was off half. Tradiuu
in the general list was quiet and there.
were no striking changes. The local
traction stocks and the Eric-a. showed
strength and there Were declines of a
small fraction in, a numherof import‘
ant stocks. V, Amalgamated Copper op-
ened up iii. and ran-off a points St.
Paul hardened a small fraction.
TWALL STREET. 11 a. unwiloom
traders sold the market without delay
and the downward movement was ac:
ceierated by a renewal of the recent
large realizing sales and bear pressure
against the inductriais. The Western
and Pacific railroad stocks showed the
moat weakness. but the Coolers and
Vanderbilts also relapsed. Losses ran
from 1 to 3 in St. Paul. Union Pacific
stocks. Great Northern Preferred, Al-
chiaon Preferred. Cleveland. C. C.&
St. Louis. Lake Erie & Western Preter-
red .New York. Chicago dc St. Louis
Second Preferred. New York Central.
Pennsylvania. Delaware & Hudson.
Erie Second Preferred. Wheeling It
Lake? First Preferred. Missouri Pacific,
Sugar. Tennessee Coal. General Elem
iric. Consolidated Gas. Brooklyn Tram
alt. Metropolitan Street Railway and
Amalgamated Copper. Offering- of the
active stdcks were large. American Ex.
prose rose 4%. and Chicago & Eastern
lllinois. 1. Prices were slightly higher
before 11 o'clock.
WALL STREET, noon~Prloea 1‘0-
covered elowly. but rallies were not im-
portant outside of Great Northern Pre-
ferred which wiped out its loss of 213.
Metropolitan Street Railway also re-
covered a point. Meanwhile- there was
a bear raid against Western Union. the
stock dropping 2 points on heavy sales.
Towards noon the entire market weak-
ened again. and St. Paul and all the
Pacifier broke to below the previous
low point. St. Paul dipped toms“. and
Union Pacific to 100%. Missouri Paci—
flr foil 33!. to below par and Atchlaou
and Southern Pacific got a point or
more under yesterday. Liquidation of
speculation arctulnt became general and
loama of l to 3 points were numerous.
Bands were weak.
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.-——Shorts
were purchasers at the lower level ‘and
the market became steadier. some
stocks rallying between 1 and 2 points.
notably St.‘ Paul. Nissourl Pacific and
Metropolitan Street Railway. When
thlsh uying slackened the market he.
came dull. ' The trans-continentalgrouu
yielded again. causing weakness all
around. I’nlon Pacific touched 104,
Atehlson 781,1; and New York Central
159%. "
TODAV'R QUOTATIONS.
Reported Ol'l‘ll‘ private wtre (if I. A
nohmo. commission broker. Swan: o
Corhrii‘s block Rout!» Norman: ‘
Open High Low 1.30
Am. S. R. (10.,12014, 120% 119V; 110%
Atchlson. 81. 811.45 79% 79%
Atchiaon.pfd. 101. 101 100% 100%
Bait. it Ohio. 108% 108% 107% 107%
Bkyn. R. 'i‘.. 60% 09% 07% 08
Ches. & Ohio.' 47 4'1 46 40%
C. M. & SLP.172% 112 > “39. 109%
Chi. R. 1.10: P. 148 148 146% 140%
0.0.0. & St. 1... 98% 98% x 97% 97‘].
I). 5‘. H. Can. 171 171% 169 169
u. 8. Steel. 4351i; 1315 it 43%
u. 3. Steel pill. 93 93% 9214 92%
(ion. El. 00.. 257% 257% 256V 250
Lou. &Nash..107 107 ‘ 100 100%
Nor. it West... 57%. 117% 5'1. 67%
Man. Conant, 121m 120 137% 128
Metronolitan. 100% 1.0014; 101... .
V . K44 _'l_". tumult 625g“ 52 .
'hllss.‘ Pacific. 100% 105 ”it .‘ .
N..Y.. C. it 11.10211 1011‘” 101‘
N. 12. OJTW" 31% 34% 811%
No. Fee. old. 100% “100% 100%
Pacific Mail. 47% 4W.- 45
Pennsylvania. 1.46% 14.1116 141%
People's Gas. 103% 103% 101%.
Phil. & Read. 44% 4.4
P.‘ k R. 1110.. 78% 77% .
Sou. Railway. 88% 331,5 .
Sou. Ry. pfd.. 901/. 90
Son. Pacific. 61% 597/.
Tenn. 0. it 1.. 6314. 61%
11. 8. Leather. 12% 117/“
11.8. L.Co. nfd. 81 81 80%
Union Paelfichisit 10814 1041i. 10474.
Uh. Pool. nfd.. 113% 03% V 01% 01%
«W ti 13111011. 92‘ 02 . 811% 91
'lbe Hat il'gnloherii‘ Association hold
on lmtiortan meeting-Jest finding.
listened toalhdnthyiend int , ill .
gallant: who
‘teenhouv
of We .- Toma. .
Yamouthfleudethe. lint o- MW'
wreokd by thehoatinuod salewll'he
lifeboat we.» on its wayto the rescue
of a distressed vessel when it will!"
attack by unreal wave and: contained
The crew were imprisoned and only
three of: them succeeded in making
their escape. Innuxnerabia‘ ' minor
casualtiuzmntlnue to be reported 1‘.
anti lbb Team «of the United mutilate.
markins therhtorni at the . molt“ die-
s‘etrous thwhee occurred in r'a‘mu' , ‘
years» 48mm is falling in menyi'partd
of the country. ‘ "
The, Newtonian bark illrratlcu of
Christiuuliund. but been wrecked in
the vicinityiof. Sunburn.
southooet of .iinrtlooooi, "and ' (Tight
11331111111an her crew have 'bveon‘d'rown
e . ' ' ’ . '
An incomplete list of the mrsons
who have lowthelrlivee by drowning
durinir the literal already a: '3 Tarntee
over 1005 .. .‘1
The Russian bark Mercur‘. from
Dorian, October's, has been towed ml
to Holyhead’mth the ions of her nails.
M
MR8. wacxenmuu eAiue‘Fou
ENGLAND. .,
BUFFALO." N. Y.. November 14....
Mrs. John Vanderbilt Weakermanu
started today - for‘ New York.‘ whence:
she will sail for'fi'ntluudt to be with}
lun- daughter. Helen .Vt'uiderbllt Wash;
ermann'. who became. violently insane
in London.‘ yesterday. V‘A ca‘blogram.
received by Mia: Wackermana’wat-hiir
reports her condition unchanged. .
LONDON. November 1'4~Thei..gixam£
ination of hilaa’Vanderbilt Wackera:
menu. whp‘waptaken to St.’ Gilded ..
infirmary yoeterdoy on n Wandering
lunatic. was held privately today at
the in‘firmary‘belore a Justice of the
hence. The result of the investiga-
tion has not been announced oillcialiy.
but the marked improvement in Mice
Wackermann'n condition loads to the‘
belief that she will he handed over to
her relatives as noon on they are able
to arrange for her care; The authorb
ties have received communications,
from her relativee.
“can!
socle-rv or NAVAL Ancmracte.
NEW YORK. November li-The
ninth annual meeting of the Society of
Naval Architects and. Marine Engine
eers began here today. at the houue of
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. The presiding ofiie’er who
Stevenson Taylor. chairman of‘tho 081‘
ecutive committee. Among those prof
cent were:
Capps. Professor Alexander Macbeth.-
Charlea S. Cramp. Naval Constructor.
John F. Hanscom. Chief Entineer.
Frans Kevitch of the Russian navy.“
Colonel Petroft,"‘of' the Russian navy-
Lieutenant hindellewski of the Raisina
navy.» Naval Constructor 1). W; Taylor.
Lewis Nixon. Professor C. H. Peabody. .
Professor W.V F. Durland and John .C.’
Kafter. late of the United States Navy.
The proceedings began with the read-
ing of the annual report. utter which
a number of technical papers were
presented.
.v.
"M,
on. oseeu Dots nor wmn A
IlhiiOPi'lic.
SPRINGFIELD, Mesa. November 14
.41 is announced here on the. author-
ity of Rev. John Cotton Brooks, root
or of Christ church; of this city. that
Rev. Dr. D. 11.0mm, rector of St
Bartholomew's. New York City. has
refused to allow his name to be pre»
seated at the convention of the.T new
Episcopal Diocese of Western Massa-
chusetts here next Tuesday. in the
balloting for Bishop. The name of Dr.
Green has been mentioned prominent.
ly for ofilce. '
STORTI HAIEAVs CORPUS PETi.
TION. V
BOSTON. November 14-»The hebeaa
corpus petition of Luigi Storti thorou-
demued murderer has been denied by
the full beach of the Massachusetts
Supreme Court. The petition was bac-
ed upon the claim, that under the clan
trooutlon act. 0! 1808 Stortl was given
certain vested rights while awaiting
the execution of his sentence as to the ,
exact manner of his confinement.
which were violated by the wanton in
changing Stortl from one cell to out
0“ler. .
—...-.._—.
“rear or GATNMANN GUN Touch.
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0 .
SANDY 11005, N. J.,.November 1-1
«No test oftho power 0f the path
mean gin and. elicit was made today
- headline «mentor» bound vessels
were lying directly in range of the
target. . .
The. tactile expected to take place
tomorrow providing the obstaclea are
removed. - ' . ~
NO PLAGUE on: m Lounou. .
LONDON. "November 14—min ol-
ilciala of the local government hoard
today denied ~the‘ report theta one of
plague was under treatment at the
West Marlon hoopital. They declared
there never bu been . a one of the
plague within the metropolitan bound-
aries, and that such color have always
been confined. to the docile. ~ - . .
Ill". sustainable 1111' 0
.WA’l‘iiiit'ifOi’i. N. Y,» Novena or 14—:
The firstbilmrd at theme lant-
us to northern New York. Show has.
”entailing steadily tor the put at
IT the mud With
a: covered .to a depth
tun ‘milea . '
Naval Constructor W. L. .
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hilt ‘
minim-mam sir-m
.rViorn,nhoee."
”numbers only...“ will make :
butlmtfltolea on corner buttoaholo .
dorm a. s; Fox, j_
"Wilfredo”. w .3 V p
" ”I“ ""Wflko 2:1qu VT
"chub OWNIIOME. ’
, “i harm a" T"
autumn). noted Fowler a want
scum.” Ndw ~
_, . orit City.
Adfldo' liven in renrd to business
orientation of your . boys" and girls.
‘ Advloe given in health or general
mental abilities. - ‘
. maximum and suggestive Therapeir
ties». «M1111: and practically demon.»
“retell: sand how.mind is influenced
from one to another. '
. gout-any.» Only.
. .Tovyuisfireaaonn‘ble and; success guarc
unload. w
teammate-art; ‘ ‘so. Noawua.
. nil tit
TatPonjaiar-n testamen-
’ V ‘Teachers‘ Course.‘
LockaOd‘s «Hall. Wall Street.
: . .ifo/fo-Leefuu Nov. 19.
g‘fiiflnny Clay.”
prom. P. Gorday. N. Y. o
I An entertaining. popular address of
political and historical interest
. Tickets for Five Lectures.
u u}.
Hoivi'f’s THEATRE.
T}, Tribesoav. novemaea 14.
Tim amounts summer are arr .
The Smdthhular‘ B‘srce:'(iomedy
ARE'YOUA v
" BUFFALO ?
An entirely new and original produc~
lion. One Continuous
Laughing Fit.
THIRTY 4a 11‘;er er s - 'rmrrrv
Star Cast of Famous Comedians.
. Pretty Glrih. Catchy upto-
date Month. Novel Spec.
laltiea. Gorgeous Cos-
tomes.-
Henthomely at use with Beautiful
‘ figs-wry.
eaten. 25c. soc. and 75:.
nov'EMaea is. _.
Return of lostisbason‘s zreatsucecs‘s.
ea nonunion.
“Deman'i’homoeod and the. w. Ryer,
Authors of ' '
The" Old Homestead.
New Euilandr Country Life.
New mutilated Characters. and
Unctuoue New inland Country l-‘un.
Matinee Fried-1,15 end ea. ante.
. Newman: to. my new
75¢. I
r T imam
"1.11581 sinus.
’ Jilwvl'rfeu.
T
Mildew
4. .
l.
~ 4 ~ Lulu
not. TJulius ‘Kuhil‘.'3' ‘
run-me: AN’B‘NIGHT, “with". V
.‘i (it
11113.,
and in the bestjpdsiible manner.
Children's . Long .1
14.3‘
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mi"
Tristram 8:
coma an
can lil-lie‘iiurcuiedi
We can emphatically cry .this
ulne bargainan the outcrcouts.
Just listonzr-
Extra tine costs at 35; still bet-
ter at $7.50.'and of course better
tubes at $10.00 These costs are
manufacturer-sh samples and: this
is the reasonvof such perfection
at so theatre costs. 7
W
Men‘s-Suits. broken iota-$12
and ‘815 sultahnl 87.50 and there
are‘grent bargains in other cloth.
in; for menliii‘ohlnd‘ 'our' doors.
Come In. we say again. '
l.
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11 North Main Street '
r
Ladies'mi‘ilne Tailored allotments. oi Bender's. Cheviot?
i. “it .,‘ A‘, . T: :6“ . . . ‘ . . . . ‘.
Brown. Tan and :Castor. insult-lengths. from auto 5419?}195.1Wo AllntadeVVintheV very latest styles
‘The business Which we‘have done in thie‘ departm
this line are appreciated, and we sell only that kind]
A garment bought of us is a guarantee of good
price than inferior; garniente :are sold. ~ . ' ‘
. ""rmente; from i ca"xi.y£ifrsVVi£'“§i'ié‘7
We have'elo'eed "cornerstone of
because we certainly have gen ‘
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we bou‘ghtfthem'tbo‘that we con sell them‘at about what definition wduldizdsfl? with
a. . ' ‘A’y’lifr'fl'w at.“ g T. . ‘ ’
the‘work. they are all in'fine all wool materials. and in all sizes andiengths.’
Hyatt, '-
TTTTT:
Can. have no better .g‘gfidress with
cheaper than you Tenn make your
fort to you to know that you can come
1’ Tel 2
Cone and see the
largevarlety of .
YOKE“
oveaoons ‘
-- we ultrahigh“
the latest mittureé.
40
Price a range from
inches long;
ASl‘lGiiAliS'i-‘l. ,
Astigmatism l , .the .eyeIVVVV children
may often be «recited by he ithem
View thedlol of; it. , . run,
nine in one direct on may be lainiy
disoerneble. while ”W‘Wl a are
blurred and indistinct. The bondi-
tion is one of the moat handful of eye
defects, onethet can only he cums?“
by the use of proper loam; “of To
thorough examination. 2 .. . ‘ ‘
HOMER a. non.
Graduate Optician.
' noon 0. United Bank Building.
Cities More}! to 11:45.18:4li to 0:80.
w' Wavelet-.1503.
w.
w
- coon orooflca.
Mary but: um.
. . T‘ yv ." ,i .i
, . “1110!wa . ‘ Imo—
renamed” l
”we a «Klimt
W Court. a. minnow. "0'
Tim entire... .'
' 303: at uh
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0:; V _ .
. Jim
Outlaw!"
$12.98 to-naao.
l
. , ‘ anemia ovencoarré; y
Without the yoke. Chonterileid . style.
was to $12.93. . .
Poarlaae AND Lace cu‘a'rame.
these home decorations.
01.50 to $8.00. ' * "
.é.
1'
Ailiiiew. and up-toédate “styles.
1 hug
the leading manuisic‘tli'rc’rsftheir entireiinepi Walloon Skirts. '
.. Norwalkct
29-31 West Washingtou 81.. 50V
The Richest ,iiifan found '
uu’
V
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no
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outlier convinced us thotfil'eteclass goods in 5
‘j did-in. the right To. Milt. atno higher
1
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Norwalk
Cities
morthathe. or w Rollins money buy
sele'fitions herefit Tahél 305 a com-
to a store where you can find the
largest variety. select exactly what you want and pay for it in small con-
venient sums. wmour’abem admltmltom- . ‘ 22:" "
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V " .. hearfidsd .
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Chinchilla; ; eligineaves’adal‘.
We have a large assortment ' of 3
Pricesufrom I.
it .
I :11; *1 T 1 ll: V‘ _ I
Ll‘l‘TllI new YOK! ovuaeoafr
I Blue from 4 to 9. “.84.“ no
They are little heautiu.’ " V
3 "Homer mo. untrustworthy j
.‘ Hunter boys and [nitrite-vim .
’. Everythinii.,onithe',Emll’lwtneat
. immune. heels. intimate .160. .1
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