for Tomorrow
1a'ats,:-.Htp In
'“i""it-
"MST at. 11103.
is in the one at Chicago. ,
9i the St Louis exposition f
91111111 19
ted to :5 763 1.93.1111eaay
countries have accepted the
to exhibit in St. Louis forty-
latch have appropriated the
0.83 H860 while eleven coun-
9, yet made their operation
, is 9. are fourteen countries
heard from.
M
in Cuy‘alicga Fails, Ohio.
1.911 cm she had 11111111011911
batteries 51111311111 the 1111‘.
‘mflzypenaion. Fourteen years
9 ‘ ' est and five years litter
‘ to write to his wife. Not having
widow's pension. Recently she
lied that she was not entitled
r husband was living in
. vi:
, from Chicago; M
"tried convicted and acute ‘ced
galleria. but last week Governor
anemia, commuted the pen-
, 1.9111111110111611. "Hencerorth
advocate of lynching." says
ow. till it any wouder the
e South take the law into
linen. 111111111.
' Ila Era-tiers Conrail.”
two-—
, den brown broadcloth is the ma-
‘ for 11 very handsome fall suit
velvet and brown taffeta are
load in the trimming.
11g the new white wash mater~
for h waists are some .wilh a
’w‘eave for the ground
are exceedingly pretty.
blunts and has been the
in. lineup “or Whole
boulde ,
- 3 nitric, and there are many
W
. , Wd 0 crepe dc chines—inst
charming: fabric '
_materials A gown entire y of
has both; ice and skirt elab-
, . naked. and the effect is very
' The rule is to make up
‘ e new veIVetll are
ethat they cunIbe
sakeeplng" contains the
contribution truck can of
hide
, out far-
on stuffing the
with wool cut from the
With thoufil duo who:
super“!
6,! thti‘i 1%: suf-
bt‘inug’ltt home a
7 11 wool and every tint. it
plied Bhas worked a quick
N.
111.-
n. 9119491 ,1, a";
' it! firsfifi“ .112“
Willem for dressy ..
1‘ you”.
' when
9 3”“
NlANTlC, Aug. 24~The real work
of tho encampment of the Connecticut
Naval Battalion, Naval Reserves. 1;. N.
0.. commenced this morning, when the
tlrst division, left camp at 7: 30 and
marched to the viliarf and boarded the
Elfrida. The division spent the day
exercising in the steam whale boat and
the cuttsrd, alternating wit: duty on
the Elfridd. The sech ivisioniil
spending the day at Camp in infantry
drill while the third division is fur-
etching the camp Wed nudity
morning the secon division wtll go
on the water. whiled the third will fur-
nish the camp -
ibieutettaot rederlclt A. Bartlett, of
the Third Division. Bridgeport is of—
ficer of the day today, and Lleut. W. A.
Waller, of the same division is officer
of the guard. At inspection of quarts
crs this morning all three divisions
were marked 100. which is a remark—
ably good showing. The guard Sunday
night was also particularly good.
out by Commander Averill. will not
vary, excepting on Friday. when Gov.
Chamberlain and Adjutant Cole and
other officers on the governor's stat!
are expected. The rigorous guard line
will undoubtedly be relaxed on that
ay. .
The morning reports this morning
showed seventpn oncoming 768 on-
9,1119 w v w 191. 11.111 0' 1... i?‘.i".?‘l~%.. 33“ ii“ iii: ll“
:9 ~°"°""° PM ““9 1111111 ""0““ Am Got 011 so as 11m 21m
ing n5 yet on the sick list The Am. Mon. 19% 19% 19% 19%
weather continues good. , Am. Smelt. “9‘ «K “9‘ 44%
Sunday 1mm auteur at tho 11111111 11111. Sugar" 115 115 111% 11115
and with the exceptibn of guard duty Anaconda‘ 75 75% 7g 73
at 7: 30 and infantry drill in the after~ A T. a, 3' Fe 51* 61% 50% 31
noon there was vsry little duty requir— A: T. it 5";11. p' 331/. 55* gay. gay,
cd of the men. The weather Willi (“3— Bill & (mm 82% 112% 31% 31%
ilghtful.‘ 1 reel breeze off the sound Bklyn it. T..‘ 43%“ 43% u
tempering the heat of the sun. Lieut- (then. at Ohio 331.5 32“ 33% 3211‘
1.1111111 30079 01 the Second WNW 11.11.11 w.,' 1111 1111 1111 1111
Hartford wad officer of the day and (that West. 151‘ "11,5 13* 1315
Ensign Robert Chopin was officer of C. M i, 3.11 141 141 1391/, 14111,;
the guard Lleut Root arrived in Car gum. " 13114 131‘ 13% 13%
1111111111 1115111 Willi In “11111111111”- can. Gun .1111 1111 ‘178 1111
1111111111 who Want senator 111111111 Del. 01111111 1111 1114 1111 m
boots ’1an the Corfu .tlcut rlier from Eric 29 29* 21151, 29%
Hartford. The boats were in low of Erie lat. pf" 313% 60% so; snag
a steam launch Thea arrived at: 111,(".en11-n1. 132a. 1321513211 133%
indecent Search about 7: 80 fast even- ,0“, g N‘gh" 1114 104 111319 10:151.
ins. Lieu! Root renown: to 00'"- 11111111111111, 131114. 13311. 1:13 1:11
mantis-r Averill Met. st. 11y. 113 1111 111% 11111.
During the day. the men were given Mcx. Cent, 11% 1451, 14y, 119g
"shore leave," in parties of 25 in m, K. a 1x, 19 111 iii 19
charge-of a petty ‘ofilcer and visited m, K. a T, pf. 411 43 12 42
the village of Nisntic. afterward re- Mo. Pacific. '92lfi 92% 91% 92%
turning to camp. The health,“ the N. Y.Central. 121% 1111* 121% 121%
ramp is excellent, no one having re- 01mg West., 22x 23% 22% 23%
91111111111 slckcali. . , Perth, 1111., 12391. 1239:. 1231; 123%
Tomorrow o‘ihe real work of the Rudingl 54* 84% out 54%,
amp will begin. The drill will 0071- Rock island. 26% 27% 36% 27%
81st of vamp dilly. drill with" the slits" liub. Goodl, 14% 101k 14% 14%
1111111111 a 1111 11191111111 gas Bouth.PIc.. Mt «it «1.5 “it
the film at? in?! , Son. Ry.Oo., 21% 22M 81% 22K
e 111111111 big :19! yea, Ry. 00.. 111., 11315 11114 8311 83%
111'th t a“ “it. ‘tlie Illb br- Tenn, C. E L. ll 42 41 41%
age of! Niantlc iI poor, it is expected Tex PIo.. 26 26 9 25% 25%
that the Elfrid will go into New Law Union Putt, 74% 70% 74 7H6
leniency of t and return here each U11, Pac. pf. 85% 85% 85% 85%
morning ready for the days drill A" 11.5.1.1», 8% 15% 3 3
notifiable feature of the sailormon‘I 17,8. LeI., pf. 80% 80% 80V. 80%
camp and one which has been much 11.8. when" 7% 711* 4 7%
commented upon by visitors is the she. U. 8. Rubber, 12V. 13 12% 13
if no. of lntoxlcanta. There was no U. 8. Steel, 32 22% 21%, 23
111119 111 1113111 todafw go 11. a. Steel. 111., 611% 711% 69141 '10
9.11111 endeavor to mile 1 o seaweeds, 2111 2111 2111 2111
in that respect allowing Ito-ll Wabash, pf.. 86% 349i. 89% “it
one except at the hospital.
heifer: ..
vhf: ?
‘d‘ ijt‘y «Elam; Elmo Wm mm
“In
(prince-angers. ,
shear the "recent?
as:
. Boreas leaving 3.09m.“ made a signal
top at Westel ‘R . I to
B rs bo’mfiézn fl to
My sin s Q -' ,_
9,9,1 cm have been so null ' ,
this stop that the odlcl’a’iaof't
ow” York New Haven and Hart!II
abroad have issued In order to
'his train snake I signal stupiiIt this
i L, 9. 1: 1c
tiny scone who i
.511“ ”misfit".
1' an 1111
m tlié Shore 119%?- 1111151133111
rill Inna marshm- atapot thhf‘
he
tral" express I cry great v 11 em
11pm: meme 3 .3 1M $39.31:
PA
nose I'raaug wnIcKIap.
11391.11
.1111 was lira-m island
91111111111111.1112. Win. 1111.. IF—
Ch :Inil Northweitern passes
11.11. 1111 Chicago was wrecked near
Eden. three miles south of here It 3
o‘clock this WM George
mdncter Icy. ,9 ofIchioago, and
"mg 1111' I and 1.33..“
GB 7|, m car
momma three duper! m
7: thrown em a pygmy toot embody.
Had a number of prominent stocks ov-
m . neapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste Harte.
mi 11111 a point,
i putative of the Associated Press that
Mike or land m LIB. '8! “Holly ’ ’
To the President's c1111 has
writing.
institution 1: entrusted with‘
reputation. , _
United Bank sanding.
potty in 0011.1. eraser.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——0ni,v
a few orders appeared for execution in
the opening stock market. this morn—
ing, and the resulting price changes
were irregular and generally narrow
Southern Pacific was lifted 56. and A111.
algamated and Union Pacific 9t. St.
Paul rose is, and then ran off 56-
WAIJ. STREET, ll 11. m.~—Prices do.
cllned gradually below 1111 week‘s
close. the loss reaching 1 a 1% in St.
Paul, Missouri Pacific. New York Cen-
tral Amalgamated American (‘ar and
Metropolitan Street Railway. and 2%
in Realty pfd.- Offerings of stock were
small. A steadier tone developed be-
fore 11 o'clock? and some good recover-
we were made.
WALL STREET, Noon—A rally car.
or a range of from i to 2 points, but
only a few moved a point either way
from Saturday's level. locomotive
and Canadian Pacific rose 1%. Ana-
conda fell 4 and Chicago Great Western
-11-,eferred Wisconsin Central pfd.. Min-
iowa Central pfd. and Chicago Termi-
Bonds were heavy.
WALL ST. 1 p. m.—-.Trans~Conti-
neutal stocks were bought more freely
during the early afternoon and Union
Paclilc rose 11 point. Amalgamated
also displayed renewed firmness. but
the active list otherwise was neglected.’
Snuff advanced 2 and Tennessee Coal
and Rubber 7 while Rook Island pfd.
fell off a point.
GRANDTRUNK RAILROAD crock.
some... Appi'eva of Act .1 cans.
lion Parliament in Granting increase.
110NDON,Aug. 24. -——A special gene-
rahmeeting of the shareholders of the
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada today
unanimously approved the recent act
of the Canadian Parliament in' author-
ixlng an incroape of the four per cent.
guaranteed stock from the present
,‘duthoriaed amount. ”0. 100. 000 to $6.0 «
000.000. The President of the read.
.111- 1111111191. 111111111 wu art‘er the
meeting denied speciil ly to a repre-
tho money would be employed 111 the
rework of extending the road to the Pa-
ciflc. The shareholders expect that
steps 11111.11. taken to acquire I CI-
nadian port as an Atlantic termanll.
instead of Portland. H0.
BOIION Mgr” Mm Albino!
BOSTON Aug. 343-4. P. Jordan and
Company. wholesale paper dealers,- of
7300 Cannon street. Boston. assigned
toda for the basalt of creditors.»
dag harle- H. Davenport. of Holyoks.
iand Hos. Frank w. Tibbetta. of Boston.
consignee. The trouble is antihist-
.9?" to impairment of credit and heavy:
hassling of creditors has
September 8.
beenoalledfor
W
finial“ CAN IMPORT ARMS.
Bis-A11 imperial de-
cmamw NM
The Brown Business
' cross: 1'. ashram, President.
, producer
m: .djg,
tiunontheupoflofarmaanduamn-t
been proven lime and time
again to be a thorough knowledge of sten «1’11an and type-
The pnvate secretary to the managing 011119111 of a business
"inside' inl rotation—v—that Is
what his one lot promotion to high Stilt“ V1 ,
Fall term commences bantember 11111.we‘ have 21 animal
Cbllcge
South Norwa‘fk
MUSHROOMI.
W-
atranga Manner 111111111111. of Delicious
Edible. .
The strangest of these underground
worlds which I visited was one devoted
to the raising of mushrooms. its limits
seemed unbounded as indeed they”
were. for it pierced the hillsides in
every direction says Scriboor'a Maga-
zine. We entered through an openina
under an orchard of cherry tress. Ab-
out ten feet inside the entrance was I
well, and near it a lantern, which my
kind guide lighted. We had proceeded
but I few stops when suddenly the air
became very close and warm. anda
dense white mist shot on in. i found
this washed and steam rising from
huge piles of manure stacked in 119 ad
joining passage. When brought re
the cavalry barracks nearby it is here
“work " by the admixture of water
until it attains the required consisten-
cy. Woman passed this steam and
heat and enter-smeared where the air
was dry and cool. «
in these manure is laid out in round-
ed hammocks along the falls. and in
the wider passages in lines down the
center as well. Sometimes there are
as many as five of these rooms. The
mushroom seed is then placed in these
manure piles. and the date of the
“planting" is written on the wall above
the section.
The mounds are then covered with a
line powder obtained by sitting the
tailinga from the quarried limestone.
just as coal dust is separated from
coal. The mushroom is now planted
and the hammock is left undisturbed
for three months. for or less, when the
ilrat growth begins to appear. The
mushrooms continue to sprout during
three months, but than comrade: a cer-
tain poisonous gaawhicb kills their
own seed. The whole planting must
then he removed and the place thor-
oughly cleaned. .
During "harvest time“ a crop is gath-
ered every twenty-four hours. Three
men with their great baskets make the
rounds of this underground farm every
morning, and ovary day in thetyear. can
count on an immense crop, which they
ship to the large cities nearby. and cv~
on several miles tiw . The discolored
and inferior to s arosent to the
cannerlea, but for his best growth the
receives only 20 cents I
pound.
STATES SHORT 0F TEACHERC.
111 North and Booth Dakota ThayCOt
Married to Farmers.
While in New York and most East-
ern cities there is 11 constant rivalry
among applicants seeking employ
ment as teachers North and Snutb
Dakota report a dearth of teachers it
both. The condition-1111 described at
a “teacher famine" in many rural dis
trlcts of the two states. partly due
to the increase in the number oi
schools and classes and partly to the
large number of marriages among the
schoolmiat’resses
close to their haul tasks until
settlers began to more in in in e num-
bers Many were bachelors
not long remain so. Following mar-
there was a dearth of teachers
door in Hyde County 8. 1).. in I town
111 which 11 1111 been 1111111111111qu 111 gei
a teacher from February 1 to March 1:
TEACHER WANTED. —-tf stasis
must be old and unattractive II ,wil
wealthy bachelors threaten to marry
the next teacher of this school.
Theramere at the tune of the lat
schobl census. 4.083 teachers in North
and “40 teachers in South Dakota
One thousand teachers in each are
specuvely are aomen. There is I
two, especially into the rural districts
and a few years ago when the hard-
ships of travel for emigrants were
greater than they are at present. the
instruction was small.
At present the demand for female
is much statesman it.haa been at any
prowl
York
caravan 11111511er master's.
H8 Looked cm IIill'Old “I“...
. Obtain ideas for IInItiia.
‘ 0%.}; 1 A ted
pron". fl W“ up“
last west: by I 11.11%“
Neville Priestly who is 111‘
the British system 111 railroads
1111 came here flora 11.11 stores
The teachers were sticking profit) 1
t e
sy 11111 T
Thread! was tacked to I 11.111101111111111 1
A Great Help
4110.101. good total is PURE FOOD. Our Groceries have alvny‘s been noted for
men; the others 3000 and 8.,‘00 r1399,
steady inflow of population into the ‘
number of children requiritll Drill"! , '
teachers in North and South Dakota 9 '
on: time, and the favorite boat 9
can opportunities offered M to“!!! i 9
farmers explain very readily who the =
racks of the female teachers an. auto : '
speaki "decimated by marriagI."-New 1 - '
consumes" or 111.9
clique of Iarlin Uterus Wanted ‘50.-
000 For Getting Him Marriott.
BERLIN August at-A clique of us
ercrs and marriage brokers has been
demanding $60, 000 from“. Count Frans
Joseph Maria von liarlsch- aloud ch,
sinch his marriage with Miss M rte
Batterlee, of 'l‘itusvills Pa. It BuffIIO.‘
N .l.. in June. 1901,- whichum the
count has 111111.11 to any. The nubile
ptosecutor has now 111111111111 proceed-
ings against the usurers for attemupt-
ed swindii ing. " -
Bums time before Count Larisch-
Monnlch visited merioa the accused
persona assert it my on plied 111111 with
funds to go to uremiierg and court
the daughter of Faber, the pencil man-
ufacturet and that the count signed I
note for $50 000 payable on condition
that he martied Miss Faber. lie went
to Nuremhurg. it is further asserted.
firopetly supplied with cash and paid
is addresses to M11111 11 char but was
not aetopied. Later the (cunt went
to America presumably at his own ex
pcnsc. and eventually married Miss
flattetiee The group which avers that
it financed the Faber affair demand-
d’iio. 000 not on the conditional note,
but another which it is insisted count
Larisch Monnicb signed and which he
refused to pay.
The public prosecutor was informed
of the case by some one whose name
does not appear and the matter was
investigated with the result that the
public prosecutor has instituted pro-
ceedings against a merchant referred
to as “it” in the statements given to
the press and against a retired calv-
alry captain The trial has been set
111 for the autumn term of the criminal
court.
Count Larisch-Monnlch belongs to
the Austrian nobility. His father has
an estate near Astrosnits, Prussia, and
has become a naturalized German.
n»...
POPE'S MAGNIFICENT wannabes.
Varied Garments Owned by the Least
ostentatious Man in the World.
The Pope has lat-gents and most
costly wardrobe in the whole civilised
world. Three large rooms at the Vutlv
can hardly suffice to contain the
Pope's wardrobe, and a special- body
of servants is told off to keep it in
o1der. Each day in the year has its
appropriate garment. which varies in
color. weight and value. according to
the season
The slippers alone are innumerable.
all being made of velvet and embroid-
ered. and the Pope has no excuse for ‘
not knowing his left from his right.
for the design is different on each
slipper. The gloves Ire, if anything.
more numemus than the slippers.
They are made of the finest white
wool. embroidered with pearls.
The wool for the gloves, and for all
the garments of the Pope into which
Wool enters. is the product of a special
dock of sheep dedicated for the pur-
pose by a family who have had the
special privilege of supplying the Pon-
tilts with wool since the sixteenth
century. The Pulllutn which is the
Iym hot n! iglmuthorlty. is usu—
my woven from this wool by nuns
the lambs which supply the wool hnv.
ing been specially blessed by the Il’ope
on ”trumpet ‘bf every year.
hick with 1111
I long tints; stood the loss
of temporal power not an end to the
great public ceremonies. but they re-
main in the "guards robe." jealously
watched by the guardians.
Elvira (showing Pearl her photo-
graph))—-Awful. isn’t it? ark—it's
a splendid likeness, thougb.—~_New
Yorker. 9 ‘ '
l
To thc’prepa
‘9 1111;911:1111 11111 11.11%
Summer Stuffs will
Clearance Sat 5
Tomorrow the left overs or Overlooked
11111 ought to make livelu so lids;
WHITE SHlRT WAISTS.
5 dozen Lawn Waists in short sleeves, regular price
.7125.
5811
LawnEWaists, values from $1.89 to $3.925.
$1. 25.
Colored Percale: and Fancy La‘hm Wants. regular
51. 25
7513.
l 00 pairs of Corsets. all sizes, regular price 5 01:.
3170.
25 Shirt Waist Suits, regular price 33 00 to $3.98
$1.95.
SiLKS.
2000 yards of Colored Taffeta Sit/t. our regular 75c
for tomorrow only.
5813.
I 0 paces Bleached 72 inch Table Damask Napkins
‘ to match. Special halite,
$1.00.
be eff e111 prices
l
Mil. WYNNE’S PORTRAIT OF COW. i,
(From I Washington better)
Assistant Postmaster General
Wynne. who in answer to I request
for a portrait of himself received 11
portrait of a particularly bandsomel
cow standing knee deep in meadow i
grass and contcutctily chewing a
cud, and who has since been endeavor-9
ing to determine in his own mind
whether the artist “meant anything"
has received many letters from friends 1
acquaintances and strangers express .
ing their views on the subject. Tbcl
following quotation from the nonscneel
verse of (lelctl Burgess was (obtained
the in the most recent of the contribu- i
tionl:
Ever see a purple cow? i
i never hope to see one: i
But this ill tell you anyhow: 1
in rather see than be one. i
The writer added the following. i
‘The end of content is better than the
burr of unrest Chew on. " 1
Mr Wynee took the allegorical cowl
home the other day, and it now cccu~9
pies the place of honor on the wall of
his den.
£0000 THINGS TO EAT.
When a man arranges to go out with
his wife. he is compelled to wait until
she is ready: but he has the laugh on
her when she gets ready for a railway
Journey; the train won‘t wait for her.
The tencher~What were Noah Web-
ster's last words?
The s1l1ol.11-l don’t remember just
what they were. but i know that all
’ begin with a Z—Yonkers Statesman.
51111111 and Barnes
Shoulders.
91-21: per pound.
JOSELOFF’S
’WONE 7381—6.
972 North Main street. South Nomik.
their general excellence. because we would not tolerate adulteration of any sort.
. We have just received I large Invoice of our FAMOUS COFFEE. FANCY DOUBLE
canon CHEESE cantor
saucy c'aacxaa
want them.
—-Our store is head
1pon these Tlifoods keep them" ire h, as
receive
EAMERYI BUTTER. so sweet and rosy.
gutters for Fresh. Crisp Crackers.
' Our sales
we cut almost daily from the ovens. 9, 9 :.~- 1
FERRIS HANS IND BONELESS BACON are at the top notch of pert: o
1 1W. ., , _
Have you tried ourncw line of FANCY CRACKERS? A finer yet.
morass-
tours still then-lush government tour
of tee PER note!
PICNIC SUPPLIES of all descnptions. Come and see.
'11 11F?
. the talk: will If!!! order.
i .
am” no 1111. wwmpmoun
I has says it's just elegant. We
iii i9“
NA'nvg men.
cits. roommates
fmm ’bfliflif’llib Wear n66? WWW Bv- "
11 did toes 111 a lower figure than any other store
if 1?! i i" .31
twig; t 1.6.
.gI“ £39511 1,... “3,131"
9. . 15 Qua?” 13.111111 fakes, its, :32
. ~ 99 ure am 9 ’
Force. . 9 Boston rts‘ir Pure Pt‘cpai‘ed shad. 10¢
“a“ Brown Ikas‘. Cm of Wheat or “at?” Pm"°d Strawberries.
Dlm' s or Ehisldg Sits 26111311113111. 1% ‘
[1 Bpratt'a Dog Cakes “1..
DAG (H.149.
”smegma out. don. ..1.....1.t;!7c
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