very room. Juliana or pints, ' Aflwthe best in the world. Ev cry jar guaranteed. plntl, 90221002.; quarto. $1 002. 2 50¢ per dozen. 30¢ per dozen. Onlyl5fic. or rt. it .TlTlelp‘u- Roiirooll ilorillrloionpioi Rollo moo iloorliioo iiirsi ill Chicago Proposed To All R11 lotions ill Twoniu Pol Roll Soon SAN FRANCISCO. September il~'— The Call this inclining saris that the largest and most flir Nothing rliiion in the history oi! railroads has been no ccntly formed by the railroad conduc- tors'uud brukemen on roads operatingT wrist of Chicago. "This than are dis- satisfied with the present rate of wages and will in the immediate filturo make a demand for an increase of salaries of 20 per cent. The Call oinims‘to be in a position to‘ announce that this Ulrich will make a test case on one of the roads.‘ The Organization was perfect- ed last June in Kansas City and W. V. Stafford a passenger conductor of the Southern Pacific, residing at Oakland. was elected its excorltlvc head. Circu- lars have been recently passed around among the men, and as a result rsil- j for a long than and the demands loo 2 T the constitutional couvmrtiqh (.2 uld drove been dcftii‘rod increased representation fought out on constitutional lines. bolus asked what he iiilillillli of 0222 personnel of the cuddlduto for the go- honotorlal nonlinuiion oi the unpubli- (‘00 party, he Know hoth of the gen- demos very inversion... but he hurl lrnow'u Judge Cl uvelund very well for 21 long time and Rio esteemed him very much; and bin manly and wrungoous iotter in reply to tho iriliuirlos of tho liiconomic League strengthened that regard and esteem. “While Judge Clcnvcland might pcr- _ hails propelly llnve refrained from giving any decisive reply. as the in quiry. was not addressed to him by any delegation of his own party, yet.“ con,— tinued Judge Werner, "when u largo body of his follow citizens asked him to define his position be unlmsitiltlng- ly and manufuliiy stated it and is safe to say that no gentleman. whatover he may say privately would dare D0 as governor what Judge Cloavelund said he. would NOT do us govei22.nor it was probable Judge Warner wont .on to any. that Cloaveland and he were not exactly in accord on the sub- icct of. representation although as a matter of fact they both pureed as all ssensible people do. that the question should be adjusted on constitutional lilllcs and in no other wuy. Judge Cleilvrrlnnds letter should commend him .to all fair thinking men, and l . know he is well ounllilcd to fill the 2 highest executive position with credit 2 to the state and tlro city which has Josillll llioillito Pois R Build ill on litilR iii ii i :WIll be Gil/on by‘ Prdoldent Roosevelt ~FNEE AND CAREFUL DELIVERY. w‘ l. ')' LADIES’ COLORED SHIRT ” LADIES’ WHITE warsrs, ALL Linen sxm'rs. ALL PIQUE SKIRTS. At Half gulp. iiicfii it“! ‘2 shington S .. AVEN Goon , Sept. 11—— oT fire in s tenement house at 2 - cot yesterday. Contain idol/ind house No 'i, vio- by oil iron sink drop-2 ‘ o oild story window by a mu! captain I holmot’ sand 2. Ho vino lotion-ell mi soonrovlvod Tond Twas ’ V minim-ion ”Ramiro The won by the tire was about Halt-Price Items. 50 cent quality a 5 cents. LARVN AND BATISTE WAISTS, $1.00 quality for 50 cents. 1$L00 quality for 50 cents. TUCKED AND EMBROIDERED WAISTS. $3.50 quality for 75 cents. FINER QUALITY AND WORK. $2.00 quality for $1.00. Dickerman WAISTS, Price. on. South Nil-link. .03 -~. I .224. EOONOMJG LEAGUE QESOION. Members my Endorl'o' GM of tho Gubernatorial Carillon». now towns slimmer 11—4 meeting of tho stoic executive coin- lilittoo oi‘thb flooritl‘mic 1.9km Won 1 reunion in the" man Council hall here The ‘ohslilon (spoiled about 8 o'clock with a majority of the twenty-foul- ballistics present.“ , Willi than will Mayor Sullivim. of Hartford, and State Drummer John J. y‘éiie‘rtlsy aft‘oriioun. O’Neil. in the ‘nbronco of secretory William Woman of this city;’Wiiiialn iii Rich . detail so discretion the told the news- - $39: man that he did not Know what, _2 o bloat of the moon was: idler sources it rm to m received by, it to the. From oil that the way trainmeu have signed the request linking for the increase of 20 pcr’cent” and making other demands. Chairman Stafford of the executive council of the Union. confirmed. it is said all of the above stntcrncnts. and added: "Our organization is perfect The circulars we have boon sending out have been signed only by myself but by 122.13. Clark grand chief conductor of the Order of Railway Conductors and 1’ ll. Morrisscy. grnnd muster oi lilo Brotherhood of Truinmcn We have every lrainmnn in the country brick of us and we will win our de- rounds." Manager James Adler. of the South— ern Pacific, stated that be was fully aware that the organization would be perfected but he refused to discuss the subject. FOR PROPER OBSERVANCE. Recognition of the Death of Late Preoi dent McKinley Asked. HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 11—). communication has been received by (iiovcrnor Koclcr calling his attention to the fact that a movement has been inuugunrntcd to hold appropriate morn- orlni services in the various churches throughout the country in recognition of the anniversary of the death of the into President Mr‘Kinlcy and asking for co opcaiion therein. The governor is heartib in sympa- thy with this idea and trusts that the churches in this state will hold sor- vlccs appropriate to the occasion on sold anniversary, Sunday. September H. it was stated inst .cvcning that no converted action would be taken by any of the denominations locally in re- card to memorial services next Sun- day. as many pastors have lust return- ed from vacations or are still out of town. independently. however. some of the churches are. expected to have special features commemorating the event. HARRINGTON WITHTA WRT'T. Waterbury Manager-M Attempt to Sor- vo One in Norwich. gcr George E. Harrington of the Wa- terbury baseball team came to this city yesterday with a writ to serve on Policeman Richard Council for alleg- cd conduit and battery. illegal eject- mcnt from grounds and humiliation, . alleging damages of 31.000. The suit wall (1 result of the trouble hero on September 4 when by order of Umpire ‘ Klimm'ilsrrlnglon was forcibly elect on from the press stand at th 0 local handball grounds. ilarrlnxtoo spent the unlike tiny trying to iind an officer who would nerve them i. but at a into hour thiil morning the porn had not in built: (lorv’ed. iii. Ttodoyo some in this city Hminzilon woo again remove froth the reporters? stand by an ofllcur at the request of Umpiroflny Too. CAN TAKE ON WM! MUNIJ‘IONO. ..... to to Load at um Fo' Wharf. no a gentlest. is to «the on her orna- the arteriole: which is dull toil”, mn- ' ‘ on. should" 10:01! prohibiliir proceed ' t film its in mm Whoa-illusory honored him so highly. ment that he had received or commuui NORWICH. Conn..‘Sept. lleaoa- V‘— smlmr mils panning wur ho New. IAN monotone September 11-2- "rill ammo Jill-lo Housing under charter to the Colombian government Clonal in this port loud the renal will roll south with a lame com of cm 41W Ind smunltlon for the Booth American Republicq in fighting the robots. When Judge Warner volunteered the state- cution from General George. Aust‘ln Bowen of Woodstock, one of his col- leagues in tho post constitutit‘lnnl con~ vontlon which he said. in a very few words expressed his own ideas in re- gard to Judge Clonvclnud‘ s candidacy lnnsmuth as the letter had been frccly delegates. without (‘ onoral llowon s concurrence. and at the request of tho corresporuioni gave tho. following copy of the document: Woodstock, Conn, Sept. 5 l902 lion. Donald T. Warrior, Salisbury, Conn. My dear Sir:-—I write in behalf of tho candidacy of Judge Livingston W. Clouvolund of Now iiavon. it. seems to me ihnt his election will be for the boat interests of the state. tho. party. and tho condidiions which you know I have always defended. i trust that you may soc ,your way cicnr to ask your (lclcgntcs to the state convention to work null vote to this end. From a careful survey of the sli— untion i am satisfied that this is the right course to pursuc. i am there- fore sending this letter to rnr friends throughout. thc slate. and writc it un- known to Mr. Cicnvolund. Very truly yours. (Signed) GEO. AUSTIN HOWE. General Bowen is past master of tho Connecticut State Grunge. and high priest of the Patrons of Husbandry. the most important grunge organics- tion in tho World. 'llc. was also noncr- ul on Governor 0. Vincent's stall. lio is connected with the Bowcns of Brooklyn. who own the independent TEAMSTERS RENEW FIGHT. CHICAG. Soptcnlbcr ll-«l’nckinn house toamstors rcncwvd their fight. against the stock yards couccrns incl night at u moctingTof the Union. it is (be avowed intention to order a. strike by the 0.000 drivers employed by Swift it Company. and u struggle which may reach the dimcnsions of tho sirlko of three months ago is said to be one of the. probalities oi the near future The trouble is the result of oilcgcd refusal of Swift & Compum to ll\c up to the agreement roar-bod- last May, estab» lishing a minimum wage of 18 cents an hour. in union oriillo Paiuzfiidery compound creases its Suppiv. Banishes the Seeds of, Localized Diseases. and Nourish— es Every limporilrnt Organ pressed with min-bid feelings. hen action. more... 22.22.22... novel- I n a 2m Mitt) Toads for. M right MW 1 Mums err (impound l "Rina," Rhonda, and ‘Rooscvclt will tender to tho citizens of Nassau county on lhcdSlh inst. exhibited to numcrmls friends and to . crannies the Vital Fluid. in- The use of Paine s Ccicry Compound menus an abundance of pure. vltulmng blood o. perfect regulating of olrouls lion. Mid the hanlshmont of localised dinouos such as inaomnlo neuralgia. rheumatism. (resents salt rheum. blood , running sores slid eruptions. if your sleep is not restful and re- froohiltx if your Tannin; are low, if 2you more morons. nieisnchoiic, soil on. lured your blood demands instant st ills Brain in Morhlolioorl Moss Till illliil'iillill 1i Rilliiio ileoioll Rilll ' Mllunrnrlnlln, Pildiis.,Scpt. film The politic oi‘ Mnrbiohcdtl found the body of Josiah 'Bradice. (1 Whitby sum- mer resident of Peachspoint. cast Marblehcnd. about 250 yards from hisT home during the night. Mr. Bradice‘. had committed suicildc by firing a re. volver bullet through his mouth. lie had been in ill health and the re- cent death of 11 relative hurl apparent ly affected his mind. Mr. Bradioc won 72 years old: His winter home was in the. Back Bay section of Boston. RECEPTlON AT OYSTER BAY. to Citizens of Nassau County. ()YSTERTBAY, L. 1., September 11—— ‘ Arrangcnlcnts have been completed for tho. reception which President Decorators are at work and before the (lay of the rcccptlon arrives orally of tho. buildings here will bo. resplcndcnt with bunting. l’rcsldeutlni solutes will be ilrcd by tho. battery, one when illc reception bcgins and another at its close. it is probable that botwccn 10.000 and 12.000 pcoplc will attend and Shor- iff Johnson, of Nassau county. will swcur in one hundred deputy sheriffs, whose duty it will be to keep tho crowd at Sagumoro Hill proving during the hours of the reception The prcsldeui will receive his neighbors on the porch of his house. A number of (onlrnitlcos have been appointed. of which Frank Struvcrs will he chairman in charge .cx-omcio. lie will have general super- vision of all nrrunccmcnls. Tho president will bavc as ills zucsts Tuesday, Senators ilnnnu, Lodge. Spooncr. Allison and Aldrich. They will trike luncheon with (be president and probably dinner. HAVE SUPERIOR INTELLIGENCE. This is the Theory of Professor Hough Regarding Inhabitants of Mars. CHICAGO, September lla'l‘hnt u people superior ill intr‘rlligcucc to those of the earth inhabit the planet Mars is a conclusion that will be not forth by Professor (l, W. liough, hood of the department of Astronomy of North- wcsicrrr i'nivcrslly in u report which he is compiling of his summer‘s ob- servations from the lJuurboru observa— tory. lie nsscrts this as a probability bascd on recent discoverics, llrid adds that of course it can ncvcr be estab- lished positively. The conclusion includes the accept- unco of lilo. theory of r volution sud tho staterooms of loading astronomers rhut the climatic. conditions of Mars arc the saint: us those of the earth. The possibility of Venus and Mercury bolus inhabited is admitted bocnusc illoy hurl.» solidified and tho into-use hour ro- suliing from their proximity to the sun hsvc bccrl owrcomc by a dweller covcr- ing of atmosphere. None of the other planets. in tho opinion of tho profus- sor could contain animal life. MORE STRIKERS GO TO WORK. Lehlgh Coal and Navigation Colo Non. unlOn Mon Not interior-ed With. TAMAQUA. Pin, Septcmilcr ll—Tllc Lchigh (loci sud Navigation Company today authors the claim that more sirl- klnit men have returned to work. No troops were sent to Manila. Park this morning. Although a number of strik- ing men gathered on the streets. the uonumion men were not interfered with. Officials of the Lchlgh Coal and Nov- igotion Company. the Philadelphia ll: Reading Coal and iron Company and the Pennsylvania Coal Company. rldi cilia the idea of concessions being granted the striking miners They say that if u sottlumulli is made is must be on the basis of on uncondi- tional surrender on the part. of tho stri- kers- Those officials cinim to be in close touch with President liner and say that only know what they are lttl'k ing about. A committee of citlnens representing the Peoples Alliancc. left here for liar. riunurll Willy. where they will hold or conference with Governor stone roATH'o ‘rooouo'r TchnT. noggin. 1&than ll u'i‘ho Peon list dildo party at a into hour but night completed the following ticket . Gohnesswlmu ii. Gililfl. Ado cousin. borrower-220. lit Andrews Alli! count lit ,_ - idwbonont noteworwwmlom E To fiasco. Mm: of Staten-old. F. lilby. “dim-W. n. Writt- Toolbox-Within iii. murmur SuperintendentT of Bohooiswhiro his: Wrigll ‘ m’ ”glint tho auction ct President p.122 (2. no firstborn Pacific (in. ’ THE n.3‘fM. READ co. .2 Established 1857.. 2 2 2 . TAILORED“ GOWNS FOR AUTUMN. We think we do not exaggerate when we claim to have the choicest collection of women‘ s Bostonian, Suits, and Separate Skirts that is assembled in any one house' in this part of the country. 2 There are many novel st yiés and a variety of new ma- terials. Rough goods are much aiicciled and dark mixtures are fashionable. We mention onelor two Suits that are favorites. i . . l Tailored Gown of Pebbled Cheviot, Russian Blouse with bishop sleeves. Blouse Trimmed with rows of braid and ornamental buttons. \Widc flare Skirt with kilt effect. This Suit is particularly desirable on account of its style 2 and practical wearing properties. J The Norfolk Walking Suit will win instant approval for what it is intended. We have 2 it in .Oxford and Snowflake ‘mixtures, at regular Norfolk Jacket, very stylish, the Skirt made with wide Ha to which clears the ground. The Suit is handsomely stitched and finished. You will better appreciate the force of our remarks when you will visit the Suit Rooms and impact these beautiful Gowns for yourself. The sale of Women‘s French Undermuslins has met with great success, and they are of a fine quality of The trimmings are on a par with the quality of material used—Jule Val— enciennes and Torchon laces tucking, etc. The pz. ces are wholesale. Nainsook. and most exquisitely made. This is a time when the woman of wise and sound judgment invests her money to good advantage. o The Furniture Store adds to its interesting collection To— day the latest comers are Brass Bedsteads, of which we shall tell you more. daily. Yesterday it was Library Chairs and Tables.T THE D. M. READ COMPANY. Bridgeport, Conn. BAN M01300. Scintillation 11.... a Julius Dmuochnii r m or iii 2 ContagiOus Diseases Preveue‘d ." and ure BRAZILIAN BALM is a Lightning Germ Exterminator. It is the only thing in the wood known to mankind that absolutely prevents and instantly cures contagious diseases. For twenty years it has been preventing and curing measles. typhoid and scarlet ic- vcr, chicken pox, diphtheria, whooping cough, etc.” Cures mumps in twenty-vicar hours. The small¥pox germ is no harder to kill than the typhoid or scarlet fever germs. It‘wiil kill the seeds or germs and stop the contagion. We only try it and stamplout the disuse. We'll refund the money on every bottle that fails. 50c and $1.00 at droughts or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAM'I IE8. B. F. JACKSON & CO... M’i’g. Chemists, Indianapolis, Indiana. "1 turd it damn children in my Roaming House lut April. when two of thorn were stricken dorm 1'11“:me ET FEVER. Terror railroad of course. but -f instantly give 10 drops of than balm to ouch chi d sick “din wallow cry hour. We trick quickl recovered and not snotlleri lid was bitched. though constantly expose. " lira Mary Robinson flout indicnspoljo. "When tho OMAMOA‘ mm in till: city, we were greatly moo-ed, any (other or lolly. but no hoot tho. disease away by each taking 30 drops of Milan lmaovory too hourl. it did not enter one family where the son was used. sod there were hundreds of them " , um. Victor it. Pyle. Wilmington, not. :2 «vii-looms option 2... been raging all around us tom wonder '%:hyv vohlidreh do not folio it. We give them Brazilian? minute «by. tor hm noble remedy nu inept all conlfizions'A ill-um out of my family are will 2, 2 Adolph. attrition? or ' ill-lire rill: inns store was It cartoons.- with WA. “(to ' Rims in million ion said she could not i o in hour. till a?“ All Million Bill's bird solver failed me! decided, to try it. 1% m“ 19 orgy; five minutes. We shoot was magical. pvt-scorned . lira. b. D. Wang. www.ml. For his t W: Pillow“ Ind the Clifford 4 T solo
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