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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 24, 1902 · page 2

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l=i lions helilth‘ lsdmpaired‘; it you bro
rdene’d with any Weekenih‘g or palm
tul malady. 1150' when Celery. 00110
1,100 today; it a specially adopted
or your‘bai‘te': It will make yoli well
'1' tongw Mrs. Jennie H. Steele;
:;.‘fib; Writes thus: -
have authored for ten years with
he doctors call neuralgia oi the
and never had any roller 11-0111
or medicines or anythlna else until
began tiring. Phine’s Celery}, Com:
pour; ' I have 11111811141111 ‘thr‘ee 11011
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expo to take It. 11901 that it his“

been

lira-vs will. give Pa an s Celery Coin

‘ clmndcn Hotel and Then Himself.

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or styi sh emlmhce. no 0, a
buy an .1 Heroic damn. alumina 11111
ad like; {prone Chase. who‘sc bolas is
near Geneva. N. Y., at the Clarendon
Hotel yesterday. and then committed

111.11.110.11“ been hanging area

1.1.1 to the Clarendd'n Sundaly ($31;
, it.’ and Web 1153th
Nothing had been had
to a late hour yesthrday' at
and repeated 11.1.5111. at the
iIboy brought

’ " ' aSfl-cillhnél‘bvol
rs. Chase's left ear and
6 over Grillln’é right-e
shots had been heard in the hotel and
the Israel: hour of the tragedy to on
(no .91 1,1.»

Mira. hm his Menxemployed oi,
fates. eta $Imlm‘lel hotel in tb
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(ho-into0 (sit. a, long letter. an .11: that,
family had ‘30 '
and1 “that he is red similar albictiogn‘.‘
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P , urn Mp0 Finds Hie Mining
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READING; Page: June 2 .—-Jacob
Kramer. a contractor of In city.
11th yesterday to a park show. at
Which 01103! the attractions wile a
“Wild 9,011,110” The showman shout
ed hat ”011,011 had bot-n captured In
on 3nd lived' on raw inset. Her

 
 
 
 

Krsin‘eriumdo a close invests?
on end was hon-idea to discover

 
 

‘ H031 would bc postpone indefinitcly.

ll . nbnncements oi the kings serious Ill-

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lion nwing“nudiiuhledly grave, he
the public

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wall

on i the king came tram the House
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cilils sieve an Intimati
ranscments tor 'i‘hurtitle
lie, suspended forthwith.

 

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account of the indilposition or his

3‘1? 1100.0 limit! as a 300.1
50%;) gr 11111111110111.1010 though the .
guessed succdsstuliy through the
eel it is believed that tour or five
s‘Im‘uet elapse Ibeiore he will be
0, 1111110119 the al’d s 1 rs oi
I: E coronitiidh c‘e‘remdnia Ther‘ciorc
‘date 0 yet be indicated for dairy.—
“my out i by coronation. 1 001cm em

liens were made to public bodies as
amenity: 5 11001111119. Word was sent
to»; Helid sect Comlnohe null the not-
111% Lord Chamberlain, Lord Churchill.

sonsllyz delivered to the Mansipn

,mnyor. a message regarding his mu)-
'esty’h illness had at this ,inorning's re- .
hehrsa‘l (if the coronatloh ceremony in
Westminster Abbey. the bishop of, Lon-

 

at the request of Lord Eshcr. the depth

stitcment as tollow‘r "l have to make
'a very and amendment»,- .The

iii suits-lug; trout an illness whi’I h
makes an opérp't it necessary today.
Zane coronatIOn. 91.319191!“ postpone

The 111111611 reque glad the congresses
tion to ion-1'11. th litany out or the
coronation service? and

may for the
receive}? "oi the king. Doria

as ihc course
Duke bi No‘rlolk', issued the following

notice
_ “Thé burl “111111111111 has received the
king's cominshd to climatic his males-
is" a deep sorrow that. owing to. his ser-
lous ll‘lnets the corporation. ceremony
must be postponed The celebration In
Louisa-111111111 conse u‘e‘noe. h 'iike-
t (fined. ht t In the lugs
‘thn the celebrations in
try shall he held as already
(1,” 'The king" also expressed
7,6111 m’syor his d‘ésire that his
(i’nisies't . dinner; to the poor or London
be notpostponedt N thin has. yet
b‘cen d dad re as he overheats
oi the, torets‘n were. The 11111: inti-
matron whlc White! w Reid. the spec.

 
 
 
 
 

arrah

the coronhtlon had that anything was
wrong was contained in, a communica-
tion cancelling the state handset,
will b was to be held at Buckingham
191113111: but no mention was
then made or the poitponemeni oi the
many. or the week; it is 1111'-
however. that the. special
rs and royal guests it"! re-’
gig respe‘ctivp‘o co.
ore dchhit

, 1 W
-Outside 0t Bucklnshboi palace enor-
moss throngs of people congregated
since early morning. for.
witnessing the arrive
ambasspdors. who war
by the hing and prison today
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their stay woe noticed. l 'dirles were
made. e‘nd soon the hiring‘ his muse.
ty's serious stilts oi hes ti was circu-
lsted Aldous the we 11.1, 11011301300.
At the various pine and .n‘t tho;

 
 

and othgruhotsls. mgr? the.
rep a tree are a 113,-,
«sized the greatest dislhay. .g'
Royal carriages were hlready drawn
up in readiness to. take the guests to
the reception (it they see. but'. the

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iii-st nei‘vs of the renewed iii: ‘

rant the are} '

alcfliv (Idaho Ordinary condi— .

dciigned the Arawena Hammetks. for they ere calcu? : ‘

_ 2 lated for the comiort‘and ongoyment of everybody in gon- , « ‘_
“. oral. Well made at 1110.1}; canvas and artistic colorings, ' " ‘
they nre ornamental “1‘, the patch or, isvm. besides beings, -
useful convenience; The line we have is a phrtlcnlarly at-

- tiactlve one. 1 ‘ " , .

At $4. 50. mi Ut‘ppi'a‘, which' Is very large and roomy, ‘
and if desired can be converted into an easy scat. Known .
as the “Chair HatanCk. ” " " . ‘ .

At $3. 75. Scotch Plaids and stripes in pretty 1mm
nations double reversible pillows, and fringed valance. ‘

At $3.00. Plain ecru‘ canvas, open weave. very wide.
This” is, a very sensible Hammock. and‘ is Washable. .

. At $1.50. Oi? ecm canvas. c1050 woven, green,1red and
black. stripes. and fringed 110101100. 000 of the. most popu-

 

 

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don. the Rt. ’l’t‘cv. Arthur 1". ing‘ram. , 1 '

1y; governor of Windsor Castle. mails a ..

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“ as up to the last moment themedica

lar styles. ' ‘ " ‘ » . ‘
At $11 10. Open weave in averted colors.
. , At 98 cts. Canvas Hammock, open weave, narrow
valance, in a large assortment of colors. "
T111313 only a 11th a to *what the stock contains. A11
linspection will show a plate extended lino, varied colors
and difhcrcnt prices... .; ' . ., , .~.

,, OIL STOVES. . . . '
, These useful adjuncts of the hot weather kitchen have ‘
about reached a state of perfection. Our Puritan Blue-
Flame Oil Stoves gives satisfaction to every gimbaeer.
The improvements added the past year have place 1 it far
ahead of any Oil Stove on the market. ' -
Prices, $0.50. $6.00, $8. 00‘, $10. 00 and $12. 00. «-
Ovens at all prices, 75 cts to $0.05. 'A
A good four-burner. wick Oil Stove, with oven, all
complete, $0.00.,

5 1‘" ' 7

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Do not iall to bed our showing of the White Petti-
coats advertised in Sstnrday’ s store news. 5

THE D M READ COMPANY

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111111 mode of lite are against him.
Since morning the old stories that
be Is (autism; from cancer: of the
throat have been revived but they are
authoritatively denied. As the (lay
wore on the rumors increased in grav-
ity until a report was circulated on the
stock exchange that the king was ac- ,
tusily dead” The postponement of the
coronation festivities applies to the
navel review as well as to: all other

or the people. " 'i‘his. however. ’1 added
the oiliclal, “was entirely unavoidable ei

‘at’toudguts confidently, hoped the «put-
Ient would be able *to go through it all
events the more Importdnt oi the coro~
ntion’ ceremonies”.

nolinniedluuzly utter recovering from
the operation the king asked for the
Prince ‘0! Wales. and It was announced
that a bulletin would be issued at 6:30
and a final one at 11 p.111. 'The fixing
of these times was regarded as a. good,“
Lo Salisbury, the premier, and;
0t er the ‘m of the cabinet called at ‘
the palace during the day. The cabinet
he's been summoned to meet at 6
o'clock. this evening.

sent to the special ambassadors by the
foreign oillce tonight. The ambassa-
(lore Mil probably all depart within a
day or two..

NEW YORK. June 24 .——.Dr Cyrus
Edson explained today the nature ('1!
King Edward's illnesil and the air

functions. Notice to this effect will be -

W I'v‘
.1 . ‘hslltdsir

moment the "ticks
majestys illness. all

tenant oi,
was felt.

' hectiul silence.
retracts. as the

(or the day ceased In the streets the
change whichcameover ,_.t‘h

is” covered with {nice bigcir '
At' intervals t’nw best was . ’

 

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,1 (gen .1, no... crowds

010th gathered stencil, the Mansion
case, where the some noticemas but
.- by a police inspector. who first
tinted the steps and Milt}:
llwith; aloud. which was r

the more and more congested and the
crowd, concentrated.

 
 

announced his
,lbe p reparation‘.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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(esp ‘Vlth r2:
di‘y wore on; lie-1

 

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It Is understood that the operation
was peribrmed by Sir Francis Troyes.
who ectly diagnosed the complaint,
and Is a specialist in abdominal opera
$1M“ Many of the foreign representa-
fitfles called at Bucklnghammalace this
,afternoon to maize inquires about the
king‘s condition: Mr. Reid. decompan
ted by Lieutenant Colonel Sir Fleet-
#1101! Edwards, the extra eouerry of
his majesty. who is‘ in special attend-
once on Mr. Reid: left cards at, the
noises. The Prince .ot .Wales has been
afthe police all day long and the Dolls
of Connaught has been thpre most of
the time today. ,

The work or demolishing the stands
and all the paraphernalia ptepared- for
the coronation pageant, was in lull
yswing during the latter part oi. the
forenoon. Hundreds of workmen “who
1.111111111111111; were eniaged in putplr‘ig
dishing touches on the various Solis.
engaged, Midas do'w'n
all“ "has'ih‘ku Weeks to 0000111112
‘11ng “The lossgto-th 9 insurance com»

 
 

 
 

of its contents or. our. ,
cinno't say what further than the, on:
scene visa discovered -by the surgeons ‘

oration as follows:

"Perity‘phili’tis Is inflammation in-
cluding the formatiop- *0! an abscess of
the tissues around the yermiiorm ap-

tie Usually an operation is 'neces-
(H1: or the surrounding tissue is die-
eased. in the king’in case there is
probably an abscess ~5,1, the ‘head (it
the large intestine where the appen-
dix begins and the operaudxi today was
an immediate necessity because the
abscess had to he got at Mmtied
“Of 0011113 I

~«that is to what extent ‘tbe millim-

king's body. Under 01' inary circulil '
=stauces he ought to recover. in three
or four weeks. but after recovery it
would perhaps be four,- Weeks more 1'11

fore he would be able to perform his

pendix and hence peritvphliitis is hard “
to distinguish at once from appendlcl ._

sary to ascertain whether {the when I

motion had affected til t part of the "

part in the coronation ceremony. The 1

 

 

eat numbers kings trouble is In ins right pide, low

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‘ Dr. Henry Hopkins. Iniugaurated In WII.
. Ilemstdwn'l‘o .1 .,
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WiLLlA‘M ST0
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’ 33.11“” 1 Henry 30111011st

tlon by' Rev
New York '
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but Russell Boot"
do is Jellies. «ll
ll of the trustees intro
scat story addresses in
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE PRESIDENT." ‘

, rebi- .
dent of Williams College took place .1 ‘

”Th1; sketches opened with in invoco'

’ dudes (he preeident elect. The con-
mo or.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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