this: were SA we ibis: were 575‘ the: New 15,75 were 1.50. were ‘ 10.00. ileum phone. the or oi! lire. Kate write- who. it in police 'ainee‘ the tugi 1J0!) yesterday morn ~ live. in provided with m. A. description or the ' And Mrs. soda] Ev- "9““ the United mm ornlive. 'ihe po~ ".noi‘ne o. the t1hree is tulle: away from the on they will remain in the excitement over palace, when mic-1 non toe verge Aoi' noodle up. his mind in as warden attic prison * mitoesinmoudation 0t thump-e W. Johnny 31. ~When today it Adopted a rea- ‘ tort eye ego by Mr. ‘ d tor a‘ general A‘ on indion A‘ matter or. leading min- ‘ rent into outn- m end into the » With making of such - thum i81—-'i‘he mum ‘nlettodarenddecidedto- iii“ ‘ihiiifiii’l I ta 4 ' "m“ on at the cation i“. 1' on expert “by the e13 to tile ‘ 1, with.» . it them, hoe been. Who of the govern- ' ' telling at Southern Pectin put ' cinch under loot night. and the whole WOOLEN WAISTS.1 S .98: were $1.50. 1.25;. were 2.00. 1.50; were 2.50. 1.95; were 3.60. 3.95; were 5.00. 1. hit ,liainn Silent f Bridgeport COHEN REQALLED AGAIN. " Tells of Hie Businen Relationa With 1 Rice in Toxin. NEW YORK; January 31.—-Arthur B. Cohen was recalled today at the trial of Albert '1‘. Patrick. Cohen was clerk tor William M. Rice. and was his businee‘e representative in Houn- ton. Tex. He tentlued yesterday that he never heard that Patrick had any business relation: with Rice and that . the signature to the will 0! 1900 won a torgery. Cohen was cross examined today. He said he was a brothenin- law. oi Emanuel Rnpheai. oi Houston. Tex. He collected roots for the itice estate in Texas. amounting to about 33.000 a. month. The will said that had discussed the cone with Captain Baker. that he knew that Baker be iieved Rice's name had been forged, that he had seen and compared the alleged forgerion at the once of the district attorney lhull that he knew handwriting bad pronounced the signatures (diff rice. FUNERAL OF 6. 3. ST. JOHN. The funeral of the late George B. St John will lorxély..attended from his into home, corner of Knight street And North uterine this Afternoon. Rev. George D. Egbert and Rev. '1‘. K. Noble officiated: The mention: “Asleep in Josue" and “Berlin the Smiling and Weeping" were to ingly rendered by lire Reed G Headland and tire. George B Burton. The ball bearers were Lieutenant Governor Edwin 0 Keeler Levi Baotou}. -J C. Roadie. William E. Narvtn.J JR. Marvin end Charles A. weaken: , Interment was in Noni-all: cemete [y The dorfl'diepley was very beautl ,1, WW 1 room mi mirth critter. WALL STREET. 5:") w e m.-—-.rnd~ in; was active and quite widely dietrl noted in the opening decline; The anion-lay] othatocka shoved when no t t ere were aoun‘e exceptions uotainny Soar Which ‘ ‘ ened down 3‘ Amalgadinted ‘ one lifted 1% on very large WALL STREETJ lend touched his and1 time .web len- erai hardening tendency tinted States lilxpreee and Present! Steel! ' Preterred rose a point mil. market sold on. Prim when“ Nightly lower then restart) A A1 room's" nuorArnoit‘e.‘ Reports over private wire at 3. Bonnie. commission broker. fli'r‘bm Corbett’s block moth Hornet! 1 ~ . icon pm“ at it t I. Ohio. 103151 3% 10: p.113]; 3322 lib out? it A”. its ‘ wither: celled. hone ever an lull air 1 provinces during the lent year. i ”1 no: .1 fir OI "‘ see then the ‘paymént of salaries: . ‘ , conditionii in the . We; carom or the 1 1 Mention ior the em- 1o! thou iiiandc. van MINI by the We coronation on th- it"‘lluo tinder. .W. Tait. civil govern core: the arch! was the first tenden'ee oi member: of the commit- tee and Senator Bridle. chairman in! the committee. explained that the commit- tee decired not only the fullest inform- ation concerning the inlendr. "but my advice that Governor Tait might otter concerning the questions at issue. Gov- ernor Tait began by shrink that he had 190i), and bind visited almost all the He raid that in nil the Filipino or Christ- in protjincee there is A form or civil noveromcnt There are thirty'iour 0! these province» Hue Moron ere nil triendly except a few who had never been otherwise than hoatile to tilt: Spaniards. Even there we now be— ing brought 0,. by the prospect or trade of which vfilfiy are very fond. ‘ Going back to the beginning at the commission's tour .0! the island Gov- ernor Taft said thet‘it bod only been undertaken alter the reelection of President McKinley when the time seemed ripe for the establishment 0! io— cnl government in the islands. Demrib- ing this tour he said the course was to pro-cot to the dinnitariee o: the var. ious places visited an explanation of the provincial and municipal note “We had some oratory." he said ”and from the rear pletiorrn oi the train, but generally from the window at the car.’ He then gave in detail the proceed lnga of the meetings at the varidue . , places visited saying that some men- teen capitals 02 provinces were vie. ited on the first tour. At each place delegetea oi the people were that. the pmeerihed special Act ,wee mend. and 1 novel-nor. secretary. euperintendeut treasurer and a decal or prosecuting Ate tomey. in all cases when the evocation “mild be made without flouting Jeni» ” cornice natives had been chosen. All ' ' those appointmentn ere temporary and ' . next month their accustom will be :“ elected. When the motions were too ,_ ltrons Americana were placed at the bend of each provincial government. in all cases the treasurer and moorin- tendents ware Americanee' The commission bed but given its attention to the port on pr‘ovi , b on a on: of And in April started lttydon‘r days. Theyii 11 been retain «a most cordially everywheie This new remark led the witness into I clincher-sire remarks upon the cohiect of Filipino hoepittlity “The Shelli turd." he said "will arroyo 1.011%: that hill house is yours. but the 1; nine will tell you the some thins.ud he always mourn ‘what he buys. He will turn his finally out and inetall you in his habitation." *- » speaking or. the island of Negro. he paid it was peculiar in ite topography. end that previous to the cooling 0! the commission there was dilllcdity in the hotter of government There were so runny encore in the government that of the 8200.000 (Mexican) revenue. only About 319.000 one left tor other ex to inner run one that the commiidou had hind an intervention experience in like trying to morphine the province 0! Antoine. but hunt the people resisted tviuorouely lie mentioned that At Sen learnt“. home ' no: on n‘ won- been. t ntyteet high. and had broom seven miter over a very rough road on unle- mumtthere germanium 0t Wuhtn‘gton end Nc~ tone to the Philippines in the spring of It Jacob's Big smash - 1 MN NONILU'I Niel ‘Bomtionel Play. All American it! Attained by 1 need ITAHL. Anna carefully selected company. ‘ W Seem NIW Conn‘ldy Situations. NIW Bun-til» Clinton». 1 A billy tor tbs people. ileum pale-5,16 mini 25 com. Evening Prion, or, as. to cents. HOYT S THEATRE. ' on: Night Only. Liioie’n’sA "Noveltu 1 Comedu Company RUAOCIANA umromeo emu . , and « ‘ Jalapeno oncuea'rnnA. Return or theold favoriteo, with New Comedies. New Songs. New DancesgNow Nueic. “...... by Joanna n. ul‘cnea, the " ' blind Solo Cornetilt.‘ At Nueie Nell. 919W! Monitor Ev... Feb lath ”(12 um to; announce “Aggnxene' abut vmr 1 amt The JOLLY HAVNAKERI’ BAND. Gmdlmhi led bratty member-oi A coetumer will be in attendance " 1 TIGKETQ, 50c. Inicony ”new 250. Ion 80m 31. :On sale at P '3 Drug Store. Wheiple «I Gler ’e F. B Coleman's no A .Pohluan’dm Nero-lit and Henry Nethiu’e 1. ' DAY tveumo, February 40:. IAN. uow- RD Hebrew Dialect com. 1 K 1; homi- A.u.miii-. um 1 . remixed, and :1th on’ pale. -'i‘he line thin moo include: I111 the hint potterne in ‘ ‘ _ ~ ,, CAMBRIC EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. . . .. . it " r 1. NAINSOOK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. g 3 1 ‘ 1A 'CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK READING. ,6 q SWISS NAINSOQK AND CAMBRIC SETS. CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK ALLOVERS. Cloak Sale ' ‘ 1 A A We will continue our SPECIAL SALE or union. MISSES AND CHILDREN 8 GAR- MENTS. Every garment in our stock must be sold and we have made prices on them that will be intcresting to northern-s. J51. [lousefnrnishing Deportment Mriy. Potte’alrons..;.......89e. L chB 153311. Oil Cane. galvanized .. 69cI up once HellLamps............... FlourSievee.............. 10c. Tristram & Hyatt Clothing Talk on? Iranian: odonwm m MIRAGKEMO BLOCK Our great Clearing Sole i'roun ......... Hand Lamps. (with stand) 230. Galvanized Coal Hods . . . . . . 250. ”19: Bracket Lamps. connplete. 290 Heavy Tumblers .. so. each Galvanized Pails ... . . . . . 19c. Paper Lamp Sindee . , E? .. 1:1 I” 'NA’nTi >5 M‘ Norwal The .....a igrxgézxmxf him be: c Outfitters in Reedy-to- v 0 3V9 HO "re-tum m8 WWW“ Wall- 00 ff3. for Men and Women. stillngrcntmenymoretoeeleci .. 1 , 1 , h (rum. 9! coerce the tires are V ‘ ~ i '« v pretty well broken on tonne lines and mail will be sold regard lens of their cont. 1 on gwili find that you will Abe egreeahly can» 1 prim attire boyl' clothing for . the price; Awe ore aching. The ‘ moon within Action at cutting the wwwmeply, is’ to make moietor‘tge curing gmde which will noon be crowding he. 1‘} Eveiy'firtlcle of our tall line i is out in price to toot you will ‘ know it it cut." ' oceanimrburwwm well worth 31 .;00 just now. 09c non solo from $1.19 up. Jim's Au Wool none, are vel- no. 180.. race-m 37-0 ‘ Glosnng it Bargains | In Every Department-2731;» .4 1 Ladiee' and Nero Underwear, at socrifice prices. men' s and Boy’ 0 Clothing at sacrifice pricey ff:- Our entirefiwnntmock must be closed out before the new Nanny in: I rod ‘ bully. but there chum e um. ‘ ‘ opting abode arrive. 53: . 7...». Do notenvy your neighbors because they wear good clothes. 'Youmwcnrjustugoodityou trademthus “ .immmnomumnm r1
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