i been"
Iii; io‘bo found in a
I; (20 tho-no)
AW :‘3‘10 It, Bird’s Eye
a
k . i .
nrdt class Furniture store
FANCY 'ROGKIRI
moanis‘ chains. 1
inch sees (30 distinct patterns)
COUCH]!!! AND D‘IVAV‘N‘IV
leifltilor the hammer oilios)
V 3 MUSW'WDNETI
, Lee (40 styles) councils“
_ m , WARDROBE!
chts tor the "Caster" Sectionsliliook Case. (Catalogues given
): ' -‘ - ‘ ~
W0 IIIVO.
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it“ his remind you that we are the leaders in sunnsa FURNITURE.
_ it has or SUMMER Nucuss
,‘KC
l’i‘lES:
canons Hose
. SPRINK as
LAWN.» mos
uw . estrus
coal, mesons
wmoo scenario
. Mfr-tees GUARANTEED minnow, rs.
m icontinne our SPECIAL ELLE 0 NW ’PIANOS for one week.
ariaspetiueu otthis rare» opportunity, of securing a high trade
Iodide sale you w lit find .Steinway." Hardman‘. Jewett, Wood-
Shoainger Pianos and Piauoiaa. ,
'i
. Mr
"M ' :u i H” h "I
i "'<‘ OOMPLI‘TI HOM§F RNIWNQQI
. ‘ i- -~ ii
" “divorce sue 'lih‘d unifia
. snoring at timimino,
> 'i’hni. closed the pleadinu and the case
I ed. the court lino ‘
_ advanced social conditions perimps‘the
» - his
hit th e. an-
, m9 thither Mr.
ores had been obtain in a legal man-
WP. 'tli‘dt’ shit till raconteurs-ants in
good faith and that she was no longer
the wife of the man who is. aeakthk
to divorce her. To that answer the
plaintiff submitted a’ reply in which:
ithn .whole Dakota matter was denied.
on - uii
‘i.....,,. '5."t.~ ,, 5 i.‘.
. want? the units. , ' chem can initiate
‘ ,sl, wing cousin-g
slve y that a decree ha been granted
,in shots, were Introduced by counsel
for thejvdefendan‘t, Mrs. Weed. Then?
ccunse .iomhe piqintiif, Attorney Jo.
seph . Tudor?” asked persuasion to;
amend his .r p , so that, iugtead. oi.
rankings gen deuiu‘i or if: Dakota
decree, the reply might read that the
decree had been obtained by a fraud
anti deception practiced by the.detend-
ant and he: attorneys upon the court
in that state, in that Mrs. ,Weod had.
always-been a legal resident of CQDN
nectlcut, and that she had lived in Da-
ltota only, long mean to get her. do;
eree of'divorce. ’ had never actually‘
become-a legal resident. these. ,
The proposition t'ovamcnd was vig-
orously opposed by Mr. Feesendon, who
suld‘that it should not be allowed at
solute a stage in the case. He'con-
tended further that the suit for di-
vorce was one brought for purely mall-
cious purposes and was an attempt on
the part of Mr. Wood to embarrass and
[disgrace his former wife. Judge Case
took the papers. andyestorday tied a
memorandum. in which he attows the
antendment; and directs that the whole
(Ease be tried over again.
in one portion or his memorandum
Judge Case says: "i'hnve no right to
assume, as urged by counsel for the
defense, that the plaintiff is actuated
by an unworthy motive; Divorce, under
most conditions at best. Is a reflection
upon the stranding party. Under- our
odiurn has come to be constructive
rather, than actual. but a man who
clings to the old tenets is certainly
entitled torindtiige ‘In his beliefs. The
western divorce was granted upon a
I
lotto -
1's,
.I
e um
and
MM “3 ,
Loot-.Limnn .. or Inn
33
nouns.-M.-m.1mwti. it .
more conservative statuéeal'
Hedurthoc a l. ,
chrome w'as‘ “heady Wei
do“ In! Mr.
convincilga alcumnwg t lb
“mt. 0 pl t l ‘
waisfiobtalngil "by f Ego?»
9. M , . . '
proceefilm‘ %"
court for more thm a, year. The suit
was brought by Samuel Andros Weed,
who asked for divorce from Daisy
(inrdnor Wood. .on grounds of donor-
ttcn and infidelity. Whit: Charles
Franklin Bates as the ire-respondent.
'i‘iie intidelit data- item June a, 1897,
when she w a taunted to Bates. .The
question was whether or not this um»
riage was lsgah fins lesality depends
ed on the recognition of the- divorce.
which warrantedat Fargo. North
Daqtota. by .ludpsOharles-A. Pollock.
Jiinuary 11, 18M, or about this months
previous to the marriage with Mr.
Bates.
Mr. Weed and the respondent were
married at New (taxman, August 28,
1899. After live years she left him and
sought a divorce. She went to Fargo,
(is-s County. North‘Dokota. remain-
ed there for' 90 days, the time rennin
ed for a legal~residenco. and then ap-
plied for a divorce on the grounds of
desertlon, failure to provide (although
she stated that he was worthrsbout
$150.000)).l and cruelty. Shevalleged
that he threatened to shoot her. and
accused her at being unfaithful. All
the formalities were observed, and
the decree was granted by Fudge Pol-
‘ 00kt
Mrs, Weed then returned east and
was married to Bates.
State's Attorney Fesscnden, the
counsel for Mrs. Bates, replied to the
charges. stating as a defense that she
ceased to be thewite of Wood, January
ll. 1897, and was married to Boise
the following June at Morrlatown. N.
J., and that one child, Emma Holden
Bates, is now living. As proof. a com-
plete copy of thoevidnnce and pro-
ceedings of the North Dakota court
y
colt.
North lithe ind snanws'amuma.
findln of facts distinctly discredltahjic
were tiled as evidence.
. 64
’3 ;_Wa5hiuctou Street
> shin 'Norwa‘lk‘.” ‘
; “"Comn ‘
4v .
" ,
aw?
any! Interest in oJurV'SEMl
a, Lawns. and Porcaies, in
flood Special Pill-chases from our whole
i
anemones «some.
it
It. “is. ". w,
it. status“. stock‘fiti‘
lite dealers at quantity prices. In addition we shall put Red Tickets on a considerable
andtthuo otter to our oustemcra of the Nerwaikaand vicinity a large selection of Under-priced Marcher! disc.
w 3b». . ‘ .
M pdfi‘éha‘hehl 'qu
i
“V
can
a.
, hcd owns-
short lengths and full pieces. direct from the agents of the Mill in our Mid-summer Sale. To these
entities of Bi
portion of our
corron atom
in
Muslin,,leagths 2 to 10 yds., value 7c. Sale price. So ,
fiuwmobhmi 2 to 10 man, value 90. Sale price, , ref
hidfiheetisi, Mitull pieces,~reguisr price 166. Saie'prlce, fie, .
sheeting. 9-4 out pieces, regular price. 22c. sale price. 19c. .
Ritalin, Dwight; to‘lo‘yar‘ds', regular price 10c; Sale price, 8cm
e; 2 to loyards, regular price 10c. Sale price, he -
“Sheeting. 914; regularpr‘lce,‘22c.‘ Sale price. ‘ 190 W
Pillow Chess, ,38 h‘yth inchesyvalue Inc. Sale price, 12'!“ . '
, ‘yulleSheeta,81a901nchfes,vnlue,6iic. Sale price, _ sec 3
4, , ..,,_ mat-I .oooos.
ru’mfi'rint‘afl to Inyards. regular prlce, 6c. Sale price. to i _
irtingxrrlnts, 2_ to equips. rpgu'lar price, so. Sale price, user 5
'h‘Priut‘s, 2 tot yards regular price he. Sale price, . . this... ,
_ies_,'2to'10 yards, regular price the. sale price, to
a. yardwlde.'3tom yards. regular price lzfic. Sale price, filo ,
» ‘ intuit pieces. choice patterns. Sale price. ‘ 5c”
We; run pieces, summer styles, regular price the. Sale 7
_ M" s c
LADlES' “smears.
3 [indies' Colored Shirt Waisto. regular price. 50c. sale price.
, Ladles‘ White Shirt Waists, regular price, :1. sale price.
,tiadles' White Shirt Waists‘.‘ regular price. $1.25 to ”.50. sale price,
A reduction of We to $1.00 on each Waist 'In higher priced numbers.
a t
SHIRT WA [8TB SUITS.
Regular price, $3.69. sale price.
flegulsr prion. $6.49. sale price, ’
disguisi- price. .5149, sale . price.
Duck Skim. Polka Dots, regular price. $1.00, sale price,
' CLOTH GKIRTB.
Wehave a good nssortment'of hon
lied Tickets on every garment.
Also with Red Tickets.
Striped Gingham. sizes 1 y
Percale and Gingham,
saie pricey " -
Gingham. Embroidery True
3 Shirts and Walking Skirts and have put
LADIEI' Miocene.
cartonsw'la‘ onzhsts. .
ear to ‘5 years, regular price. 25c. sale price.
4 years tots years. regular price, 50:: and sec.
med, regular price. 15c, sale price.
LADIES' GARMENTS.
350
the
81.00
‘ $2.60
84.50
85.50
iiic
I‘ii
19c
39c
690
" . unsuccessfully:
to to Connect!»
it was grant-
undsr, theiaws ot a state where di-
rec'd-yams id reiterated to invite‘
is under our
western.
VUd, the
.a nodtdicuity. in,
ut court of that
.tiiyorco
I’d April. The;
.“beeu terms the;
, Pleasant was, arrested and, taken by
, the crowd that Cronln's Injuries were
., not serious.
uttectedduv the strike whichmes de-
chical. the GM
. , . ‘ His Wm. *‘
. MOUNT VERNON.-
Martln liibslt was he
ii last i h
tiie'mwnl in n
wife.
W. for tie murdo ‘ o
a
in a sewer on
treaty and with
four. ‘
., ,Yeaterd
nuilned b
icy. and| then taken to
where lay the b
woman. , iii ‘
with an i‘ ‘
that it we that orni- WI . a“ re-
sponse to iurther questions. he sudden-
ly exclaimed: "Uh, i didit."
.lnuuixst was resumed in the evening.
he said that a week before he had
noted the break In thesewer pipe.
which. he, caiculhted‘. quid” serve
him to hide the body. i‘ylc‘then pre-
pared the way, for the murder: by tell-
.lng his wile the liadifound a place for
her to work. and re nested her to get
ready. and he wont ,talte her to the
.place.
On the way. basalt]. they quar-
relled. and after choking her to death
with his hands. be tied the shoe-
string around her nook aruiwlowered
the body into the sewer. expecting it
would be swept down Into the Sound.
prisoner, who was then formally com~
mltted. , . , .
... M ,.,
CALLED UP AT MIDNIGHT.
"Something like a month ago a neigh-
bor of mine come .to my house at mid‘
night endowed me up and, wanted. to
know if i had a medicine lu' the store,
recolonisation forcrampp In the atom-
tle obelismherlaiu's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which he carried.
back home and at thespian time sent
for a doctor. immediately on his return
home he gave a dose 0: this remedy.
and he afterwards told me that the DE:
tient was entirely relieved before the
doctor got there." says ,Enooh Burson.
O'Len, Ala. For sale by Stiilltn'Pow‘
‘l
ell Corn. Baxter Pharmacy. Illord
Pharmacy. , ' “
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WHITEB CHASED COhORED MEN.
Fierce Riot In Lorain, Ohio, and Entire
Police Force Ordered on Duty.
LORMN, 0hio..July BIL—A. fierce
riot in which a mob of thrcorhundrcu
whites chased two coloredmeh. threat-
ening to lynch occurred here .last
night. Two colored men, Charles Hill.
and Roberti’lcusnnt, became involved
in, an altercation with a white man
named Daniel Croatia. One 0: the cel‘
cred men drew a razor and cut Crouln
severely. A mob immediately gather,
ed and the negroes Were chased over
the entire smith and of the city—«me
or them taking retuge In a saloon. the
entire from 0 which was battered in
with stones. The nogroes. however.
escaped. . ‘
The entire police force was, ordered
on duty and specials were sworn in.
side streets to the station while the
crowd still continued their search, a,
number oz'shots'helng fired. Flnaily;
the mayor got a hearing and convinced
The nioh‘then dispersed.
‘ «av—“M
Explosion at SunbndMoon Mine in
Idaho Springs. Colo. Today.
iDAHO SPRINGS. C010,, July 29~An
explosion attire. Sun and Moon mine
has wrecked the transformer house,
set fire to they“ in the transformers
main shaft. , The Watchman at the
mine. aroused by the explosion, rush-
ning away from the transiermer build-
ing. Ho tired several times and later
The Sun and Moon was the first mine
claret! last :rEflbr-ulty. . ,Atteti 1°th
months 0! idleness operations were re-
sumed with nonunion men. Marleen
Sims doc area that an explosive 0'! any
this, My 29...
t tor
I‘ his”
. whoasabody wuusutouad.
Sunday. He confound
out. the least trainer at
W. moraine Eben. was ea-
y the coroner and Chief li‘o-
the morgue.
it of tlisht‘nburdered
6&4 WWI! ' I" so
Regent. air; andiudgtaie
After this admission he went on to
cach and. dianrhoea. I sold hint a but.
and threatened the‘destructiou of the. ‘
cd out in time to observe We men run- ‘
s woupded. intimwyssdoundneanby. . .i‘
,‘Britimcrmdvmugismn. .
“stint“;‘fifimfi
AT
i
’S‘E
' it: x
The store will close at five o'clock every Aafternoon,
except Saturday. through July and August. " ‘ . .
«
SAZE or' Witsrr’iii'oas. ~ ,
An important Baleidi‘ loom osmmcnces today. Many
haylt ”ii I”, "33 been tired to “am thousand yards of Cotton Torchons‘o‘nd Start Yale 1, iph
y I u as: :_i0i‘.‘ ti h d ’ "‘ ‘ 1' U“ ‘
deem“. to afield .o figueywiil‘namlge are the most satisfactory Wash Laeehn h .ld. Tliby
are u‘scdhfor nearly every article that is déstingd‘ for” fre—
quent visits to the laundry. For lingerie of all kinds, wash
dresses. shirt waist suits,ychildren’s. clothes, edges and
borders of bureau scaris and‘atand covers. fancy work of
all kinds._ ‘ , , y .
‘ Both edges and inserts are shown in widths from 1 to
5 inches.
Torchons, 3, 5 and 7 etc. a yard.
Vols, 5, 7. IO. and rel/g cts.
Center counter at Li'ice Section.
This confession was signed by the" SCOTCH GINGHAM AND ZEPHYR 61.01713-
15 as A“ man. ,
Don’t miss a visit. to the WashPGoods Section. They
are scilingfinc Zephyr Cloths and Anderson Ginghams.
the qualities that were 25, 29. 3g. and 45 cts. a yard. at'
:5 cts. , , ' . .
, Choice cotton fabrics, novelties that have been 45 and
5e cts. are also in the same catalogue at 15 cts. No one can
afford to miss them.
SUMMER WEIGHT UNDERSKIRT S. .
There is nitrate ofonder‘skir‘ts in progress, and we add
to the listpuhiishcd yesterday, some black and white
checked Skirts with deep aocordeon flounccs trimmed with
black bands and headings. They have also underpieces
and dust ruffles. Lengths, 38. an. 42 and 44 inches. Price
$1.25.
REAL i'RISH DIMITY.
Some forty pieces of fine IrislnDimity. the genuine
article. manufactured at Belfast, Ireland, and regularly
sold at 29 and 33 cts., are cut to r9 cts. a yard.
There are many beautiful patterns. small figures,
stripes, and all-over designs. ' N
If you need a Mohair Walking Skirt. just look over
those in the Cloak and Suit Rooms. They are finely Tai-
lored Skirts. block or blue, showing reductions from $1.00
to $2.50 from the original price.
V‘
I"
mDMREQ’Mdm
0 re at F i r
. . .. . . a 5,. ~ e . .» new: urn us i. .
We $1131in on a sale of superiof‘tifid‘ihetdhghly rc-
liable COAL for the tires of. this community every business
dayof thcyear. We havcreccntly received at our wharvos
more than ‘ two thousand tons bi freshly courted... anthra-
cite coal. which is certainly as nice as anything‘we ever saw
in the fuel line. and which we are proud to send, out. There
is not a ton, of interior. stockin our yards today. Prices are
now at their lowest for the season.
EGG, STOVE and NUT.“.25 per ton.
.-
A,
‘2 Sale!
y
4. .
“My?! “Willi at in or remake.
madame :- hufldiiked‘lfhe‘huiidlngap-
pareutly was, me, by. a, heavy
charge ofdvoarptte. .-
Hosoww; my"
adoptedaemodmw
the Home: Rois 1m
administration
lilo .
governor: and mm!
-_-The pin
stile ribosomes; e .
i ‘1; 11‘. ”£33.81"
are doithotthe
use new. .j .
{
‘ HQ. 2 hours. v » 1. - r"
.. Josh resents. Iii indignation. i
. , . i _ a To ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
EM” Mil vaBQuliedjto Active Military Authorities Will Not Discuss
Service tor camp. 1 the Mattbr Till Fall.
\
i
Rope
her, full pieces. heatstyles, regular price 1255c. Sale price tic.f ‘T {mm hundred Lawn Mum: at. , . , my the albino! the .. “ . _ “ = "Though no order'ha's" been issued; it is rather early toiliisc‘ii‘iisiabhut the
.WS. regular price 25c. Saleprlce, . 16c. Ladles' Aprons. five styles. regular pr Ice, are sale price, 19c find "W851? , .. Them yet to that elect,“ is‘said in military ‘ artillery‘regimenbaiiddhe’insnner ot
‘ " ’ ' . f Ladiee' Trimmed» Corset Covers, special for this sale, 2 for Elie urethra; 58‘ ._ . : filial- . circlesthst Company C, or Stamford. _ its tamarind. The Hartford Times
' ‘. u a HOBIERY. .: ,. Sample an.” Genet mum, mug-.mycmpgghnte price. 17c; and “Malena-lectured to ‘ will ,go into camp next unonth‘ under.says.that some papers“ Bridgeport.
‘ .Hogojnd Wasatch.“ lu‘pflce 26:: 3.19pm.; . 170 Ladies" NW.BobeI.'.Tuchs and Wes, special tor'sale. price. 8 phat ‘01 W‘MNHWO '0 9 ,, momma-ii «meow Bmkhop.oliimn-iflew London-and Norwich‘are printing;
. 7 ,. . . if“ - ' Ladiea' Nil!!! Robes. 3,,th ,hm re ‘lar wee. 50¢. sale price. sons. of theme. ltwasdecidbd m,.mly tantalum! mommy. stories'in' regard to the formation of-a.
”wimfiri“ so». 3"“ Pflcev / 3 ’0' 15° l..ad.ies' mensweariso-smbmaer‘r. no“ price. 59c. sale price. ' tic M "N murmurs!” new armament” 11:01:1th nreuredinew srtillecyregiment. . . .
“immune“. remit price.,10c. Sale price, 2 for 15c . CAIQPET 'Vltddi‘filod . c V l . eentstlenoo theihlotienalOongraaaroega 31",. “bm‘.¢.-rmh.acuye.mylcei . it Is statedthat totheh‘lrstud 3a..
W .iéitiuiiruirléétfic. "Sale price, , 1th . . ‘3’ . . ’1‘) games. , comment-mum.“ innuendo“ at‘a-xitinet .n is. understood he sou;«accompaniewicoust‘aruiiery, which
““htttihii‘oibveauéguih price it Sale price We ‘1." "Tarnsmy nauseous. a wire. short lengths. regular price 750'. sale no magmfimnimwto that w: “commonsense commandant the - mitocmagggg [flightkflli can
’ ‘ »' ‘ - ' ' ' p’ce- ‘ _ ‘ ‘ c“ ' ‘ ‘ * ~ comparator-caliper . , . «. .,.inones ' ‘ , . o’ “ta entrant
.Wrtir 1f”- :Baiepriae, 2 ‘°" 15° TAM! nauseous, nestle, warmer saves, remiurprice.98c. sate ' 1» . ”Wm . .i’ It at nowaboat three .yslrsotnee the second. mix-cans Fobrthdnfahfi‘y
g The! resultrmwific. 83h mine. lieu seiner : ~ . ‘ 66c N67ANTLY Kit-LEE 0V ENGINE. ,Captpinfiun’khtualgned the command when the‘reorg‘nh‘lfition‘ortii'e donate
es , mined, regular was, 30c, an). price, 19:: 4109033111.: 1351118“wa BODY 138118531413, short lengths. ”.00 j _ cameraman:- Yh July sea-mu «optimum. at that time the con-i ticut Nationai Gnardis‘ettected.’ It is
WWW”M‘ .3.“ "my ~ mg . "iii Lnoualitiea. sale" price, - - , i 75". :Margaretggggh, sister of President An- puny. swamaplitvhyiintmai diosessial. said that these slit companies will con-
‘ - ' , _ ~ -‘ ' . Mlhm ”WWW aid-«1mm uié price. 7 ‘ are drew an , encroachment-ways. said inseam ammonium stat of the intended company at sum~
WW"“‘““' ”“9““ ‘3"? ""°°' 1-5.“ ..AW"»‘WET3vmmah-m€ ream once. we. sale price. . sic used an artisan-i and rumor (he as teammatmimuaia’ twosmonip‘sahtea midp'i‘hird is.
-mm~r,ggmche Shard soc. Sale price. 390*- ; Allvmxbmtmaamhnieatmuiu prices. made and laid tree of. ,oglgiiggz'hmtm litre sue-rig???“ granular 321-129ng - r :0: immfigorvnché‘smm‘mvegflcgm-
' 6°. 12 i .' 1“ 90* ' “W '23 P‘ .- ' “~ ‘ ‘ Whales . which. . ‘ marge“ inch“ ‘= not, . or native ”Siam E ' . Mtg, *
”c, ".995“ .. i . WM! . till-Babetloi Rmii‘lllfibfm. . 39c meditations-arm In" carbur- later-vireo ’estseran use-m sortebmpuiiyes aw ' r, mung,
New Site- scum. . “° 2 buttered an EB'I‘RY Body fimhe‘lfi and V‘elvet. rise ruin a" “with arm can ‘ {runs to ’ no it" and a comm? “5 ‘ bi? ' ,
1334 -4\It‘tiaooétm..m~zu.w 3 ydssfiexulfl‘ price, {3-98. lei", reams her lesbian _ -. j ‘ ‘ ‘ ' cuts stabs “at: Surname. we . 1‘ w:
“ .- ~ w—r. : ovum * a um am on
. .BQMES. stealth,” 31-8.. feculor'nxprlco. “Ms‘m‘mgzgmmttn WWI. - ' fi‘mmny‘ day when 1%"?!ch
. ‘ , - a w ' ‘ were“, ”magsnjwttu‘ ”an ‘ theoxshowo‘to" . ~si
, ”Dam. also: by 8% yes... mgiuar price. Him“ 98 (331131.” m % “a. I“ "if.“ 3"" _ .1“?! Min commit“ atterifl'fi 2M” m irt
. 50‘ . NA "‘ mini'fi' ‘ “ I '0 ' H’ j . Wm“ M'diiiiiiilledtaaii" tilts
' . ice ins“? 3:: cinder price 81.90., fiance... ‘ , . lit $33333” rout. ,
Band 15533 also”: “minimize, gunman-leg. .5 ., . » .1 , Hfibtm .“ . ,
' f. ‘ ' " price ‘. i . wff sis-etc " ‘ ’ , .5211!" mo 1‘
?' mukgsg'fiffifi. a-..“ m.m'§w"“ ""9!!! 'm“‘“" “i a
' - ha r
acne-moi £3;
“81} of theil r
em
nines
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