eel N‘tw thut. Mle;
" . tuall it
He
knew of any pros-
to trould be settled
rAln EXHlIlT
rnou‘eLn.
Lama, Nov, 29. ~Jncob ,Altbnus
Ollie stockholders in the South‘
liner-War Exhibition Coul-
9. on “Fair concert ion. hero
iii in the cue it court
, ivér‘lse beepnointed to
. hers oi their new
sale of the company‘s
t. auction to c. W. Wall.
ll; 12. be declared at no ei-
that on iniun‘ction be issued
Al Wall from telling posse»
is property. Judge Sale on
A trier declining the defen-
,cause by FridnL why
milk on should not be grintod.
by the plaintlils that
gilltl bodohrh on organized With a cup
:2 000 illeged to have blade
9 receipts oi? the concern.
thirteen up to Noveluher 23 sin
[to 9 0.090 and the expenses,
‘ e defendants, to “00,-
IN
IANK'G BAG "‘4 POCKET;
E YORK Nov. 29. -‘-The Jersey
polio holding on complaint
9.11 King, who says he
Ssvnnllnhma while they
ascertained. w'llethel-A the tamlord No
, ’ l Benin! of Stunner; noun. this
7 ll d. The eltsbieltinn oi the
f. I! aroused by andlnfln
r inhi- AmBlon a specie beg sumo
ill the name of the Stamford
Miran!) Nov. ssh-The Stamford
nl Berth unicorn any they do not
John 8 King. under errant in
The foot. that he had a
his possession on which
the of the Stamford Bonk.
. ' any. would not menu any-
in: to them be much money is sent
A} to uni/tint are in this iorm. and
film them bags are not returned.
gm bank has not been molented.
W
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION.
WMDELPHIA Nov. 29.~’l‘he
.. . that annual convention of the
‘Wbllonal Women’s Christian Temperw
,, Union began here today in the
Session will be
gilt during the remaind'
l: The union numbelu
. An 300,000 members. and in
in its rnnlnl members oi‘ every
. denomimltioll.
,,§fll95 from every state and
in the Union are in ettondv
j Ebb convention.
tibial teenlre oi today 5 program
initial nddruun of Mr». ill.
" out twio.’ lm’.
"AW filled to attend but one
« thirty years and st thnt
{pt ll. home by illnene.
lit. Nov. 20 ditto huh
nit goods menutnetur-
WWII; WNW to "I
Minot dire New Brit
Five huud- ‘
er. hillside was
Delhi and nnothor man
’ acme "e “63'3“" :’ l
’3' V” W“ n Oll
“much butt ~ entity t
went upstairs soon after and his prac-
tics‘d eye told him that his father-in
inwev hndgplcked Out. the bent beat
.L’the sold to the colored nun
‘ who had shown hint the room, “more .
is hall a dollar. Now I want you to
«theme those two beds. ‘Juut thobed
ding nude e.nth now and Ill: them
no they w i look just like they do
only”; Do you understsn’!
«res ssh " was the rep y.
At night, utter bargains had been
mode. the pony Went to the room to
go to bed Davie Alound everything
not as he hnd=_leit it. Elhlns soon
ndhieclctllesuoif and was in bed
listening: Davis leisurely got ready
and. pulling down the covers. threw
himself down. expecting to land on
a snit- and comfortable bed, but in-
steed it with herd and rough. He
mottled. and there won a suppressed
snicker from the corner where Elliinu‘
had retired.
“0h.- Elltlnll you have robbed me.’
remarlted Dnvls pntlmticnlly i and
while Ellilns declared he did not know
what Devin referred to, his ill-sun
praised laughter connected him with
the cllnrze. .
MONDAY AFTERNON WHISTV
Mus. Frederick ll Quintard end ills.
Herbert A. Matthewsou entertained the
Monday Afternoon Whiét Club renter-
any“ afternoon at the latter sIreeidenoe
in West nvenne the Occasion proving
in every respect a delightful one. The
prizes were awarded to Milan Mlle Curv
tie. Minn Emme-lochwo‘od. Mrs. Rob
ert GnWilaon ind MllIeLStelln Smith.
The next meeting of the club will be
two weeks hence with Mrs. George
Jennings in West street. '
8'1“: PMTEKSBURG, Nov 29. ~—'l‘he
student bodies of St. Petereburg have
adopted resolutions to support Intcr~
tor Minister Svlntopblhdllrnky it
now trhnspireli that the students‘ deni-
mletrntion planned for yesterdtty “it
In approval of the minister'n policy.
Prim-e Svintopolll-Mirslry will have a
special audience with Emperor Nichol-
nlt wmorrow.
it is said in court circles, whole the
oppoeltloll to the interior ministers
policy is the greatest that when the
minister reminded the emperor that
he had taken office under certain eon-
ditioml end that be was randy to re-
sign lichlu policy .did not receive his
meleetyu approval the em r gave
the mlniltrr the most comp ete‘ new:
slices of his confidence and endorse-
ment oi hie policy. . A ,
AN tNHlRtTANcl OF OCOTURII.
A young men in cronol Chestnut
street uiumbled and than lately put
his bend palm outward over his eyes.
"Why did you other your eyes lilte
that” asked his companion
”The nature in an inheritance train
my father.” the young mun replied.
"My lather in his boyhood woe caught
in 9} tire and an the times Ihot upA
into his face he put his 'init hund. palm
allianrd over his eyen thuu mvlnt in
Al I
hand in thnt way over his eyes whom
ever he not any sudden shock or
(right. i have done the some thing
involuntarily all my life
"Canoe like mine are not uncom»
thou.” oontlnued the round rune.
"There is n worn: in Washington wile
never pilot lilil'l' ‘t’ hand up h”taller
tend.- not leather DMDW
3 arm early in life and couldn't. reins it
; diureuiter above her ehouider.
. lion‘s ter one titted her own right arm,
The
but it u only
W; “M Linen
‘ K collided to _
ned dd'wll‘ one by tl‘ mini who.
"g, 3‘!th ‘lil In.“
ll
bed- Chopmnn id new on me why south to
Afterward he would put lit L
.. 'aNEW Y0
Chapman. the young
muted suicide in n ”
Company scity. Mr.
inspect some of his properties in VIP
cloth and him not yet been upprieed
of his sons death The 0
city aside from the no spellers re-
port came toduy in the form of a mi-
ly the announcement that the young
man died suddenly last night it curb
tallied no details whatever
Young Chapman wnetnb'out 23 years
old and bud recently graduated from
Oxford He visited his home- early 1
the present veur. returning to England
during the summer. During his stay
here and at. the tll’ne at his departure
lit appeared to ht in ticelltnt health.
both physically and mentally, and his
blonds say they ulo unable to amount
Vt'or his sitrntlge utttidn in taking his
Hit
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'SPAIN IMPOBEB DUTIES.
Osmn introduced a bill in the Chamber
of Deputies todny imposing eighty
cents duty on Imported corn (per 100
(pet 160 kilos) whenever the price of
1Sdtzltnish wheat exceeds 35. I60 (per 100
on)
eiiectivo immediately andr the bill in
npprmod by the Cortes.
M.._
owvnmtvb o. ‘ Nov 29 -Ai the
Opening of court today. it. was an
it Chadwick in connector: with the suit
brought agelnnt her by Herbert B
Newton oi Brooklln‘e Mulls. had been
postponed until Thursday next at ":9 90
s m. The heel-inn: wee postpone y
ctnnont of the attorneys represent it:
both sides. I
GOOD NEWS FOR
51 mm er. uonwntit’. AND tar w
CHEAPEKT PLAOK IN TOWN T
OKMTB AND FUNK; ~
we counting in
narrow: or or
you re tune or no
PROMPT V00 T0
_ All?"
on
on ring; We Will
or m“. eArunbnvllh TH
Atuvllil ounltto run we ‘ g All
we WILL ILA , .
'l'iII erocx or , Attila e
vontt. At. 1'. It: donor wen
in rate
TH; “Jill- Alt-.0 “A“
rel-Vt: instill 4n '
fl“ A ‘ fisher Routine, p3;
ly news.
‘ of the suicide .which new od' thin
veto chbielrrn‘m which conteilltd more);
MADRID. Nov “arr-Finnnpo Minister;
kilos). and $1.40 on imported hour
The new duties “trill become
cunomcx HzAnmo nosrPoNIo.‘
hounded that the hearing of hire. C.A
, ' 5“ “lie A
tiller: ltdbin'eon‘. and it Willu
._ l ulnloat Ins ion
at
it in the cane
orth Wilton, vs.
lbhnrmdndt Ledlllitlimetor ct
ulttl oi unborn rather m’i‘hlr
three units brouih‘to
he widow and ntrpnlother of
filled (l mum end Egbert ldid out coir .
r A l
9 money on it and made a
who, elude oi.’ it The elder Roscoe nev-
Aer sure his eon a deed of it however.
, Whirl Ml. Roscoe was eighty years of
use. Cupid n to about his dam
‘ gyro bin heult dud he ll‘iill nee it woman
hit his one. who is the defendant in
' e" at the suits draught by Egbert
uecoe She who forty and be was
. eighty. and shit Won the old man's
heart by her blandiehtnents. In the
allegations of the suit shh is called
up advontureesrund it is alleged mar.-
lied him to: his money and told some '
or her friends that she did so for that.
purpose. When the old iu'sn died
there you pradllol‘llly nothing "left fut
hie sun all the gplulpet'ty having been
deeded over to Saint» Rosco
_ The three units brought by Egbert
Ruseoc are: First. one against the
astute int serviced modeled the neo-
oud nadinet Sa’lnll Rust-Ace to set aside
the deeds given her on the ground
that the old mun lvss non compos-
mentie when he signed thine l’hd the
third to make her account to tile Id-
g, mlntetrntor impersonal property that
has disapponled. be 3m cone who
decided several gain nudge-
port and nuséln tutor at the plainlill‘.
Attorneys Light nod Taylor appear
till the plulntill Wayner and Gold-
schnddt und lilnlllutt and Davis for
his (We tluilth iris believed that the
cone wit «locum connitletnhle of the
limo oi the court. V
OLD FOLKB' WHIST CLUB.
Mr end Mrs. Robert Van Buren en-
ftertnlned the Old Folks‘ Whlet Club
tisst evening at their residence in West
avenue. The wooing proved a most
enjoyable one tor the guests. The
drill prim woretnlunrded to Mrs. w.
I) Vernunl null William A. Curtis.
Second awards were to Mrs Charles.
Dennis and GoorgoW .Crslu.
i
Removal Notice
IA The curl“: 'mnklng and pull-inn
business off undenlgnodh I been
removed to the shop of i P. Taylor.
129 Water Iireot. Moth Norwnlk. and
will be continued there until former
shop in rebuilt.
CHARLE3 YEARANCE
“fly...” .9...“ T
it
Bl RGAIN SEEKERS.
New loll Bargain House”
ABHINGTON 812. GO. NONWALK.
0 IUY LADIEG' cLOAKS. SUITS,
Ladies LinaLl, Suits hiatus Fun.
i‘. ALTKNATIGN‘, IRES.
e’A “Noun OWN retain. In W! CAN oer
Anyoun own «one document WILL
' O‘Hara hilt! nuns Wild. eunltv
30M! 0? 0 K G D! To ARIN!
ognwen N w e :1 AT at mm
DESI“ HIIE GOODS
D OUR UNI i8 NGW COMPLETE.
o. ' em
I min or run our T'Attotte
our 'l'Alil
WK "a"?! ‘VGNR lNIPIGTiON. FOR WI DANNY A LINE THAT
WIN: .ALI. GIAGIG AND. GUAMTIKQ PKOM 7"
hi “i I THE O‘INTMI
H burn. noon
1'
It? EDWIN!” nsnlnet Enroll I};
orttnm‘r T0 1
want M I or in atoms.
litterni'toutn viii-lino new tl'rottn tall
. innuendo
sues ii to I4 years in all
SPANISH BARK LEAKING.
ST. THOMAS. D. w.x.. Nov 2. The
Spanish bark Tnl‘ulla from Brunswtck,
Go... Nov. i. for Valencia, Spain. which
was reported to have sunk with all
hands November 15, has arrived here.
looking badly antl‘wvlth ' her pumps
broken
The steamer Aloe Gentle, t‘rom Sou-
rn Bays. "evvhi (gym at Philadelphia
November 21 ed thatl she met
the burl: Tomlin November 18.nbout'
220 miles east of the Bermudas and
the captain signalled that his vessel
wall leaking six inches per hour that
the indie pump Wes broken, that the
ler pumps dere'c‘logged and that
his men were worll out.‘ . The steam.
or took the bark in tow Neromllor )3.
but the hawser ported and on account
of. a. heavy storm it ‘wne impossible to
get odother line to her. ’ The steamer
stood by for two days. lvhcn according
to the «commander of the Area Castle.
the Toinlln disappeared honing gone
down with oil bends. _‘
She—Papa is preaching a sermon
tonight on "Love Onev'Another.”
He—-And we are saying at. home
prnetlsing whnlr he breaches aren‘t
we i—PChicngo Journal.
”whirling"
Will be greatly infl‘flsed if
home
warmed during the winter,
your is
and has no suspicion of chilli»
noes. Our t‘Old :Gompony's
Lehlgll is great stuff in zero
‘ weather and keepu the limb
perature at the proper notch.
For light drafts and for
those who prefer, treeghnrn-
in coal Ewe-hove set/39$ oth-
er contaminate. : .
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GLOVER’S THE PLACE
lel
A SHOE
ll:
perfectly _
Are ”twilight“? {g ‘31,, . A.
made of perfect leathers. upon a ,
, perfectly unlined ltl‘st, by derided,
l
Wt nudism}
. F .rlNN
On om east? moment plan uou can
dress UOIll‘ tumult withonl depriving
nourself of other necessitiesr A
Out clothing; department was never
more replete with dtolulhino of the best
and newestiof the season? 5 showings.
Bring nour hens in: we will fit them
from head to i ‘ol; settle the bill in con-
and,
hatches lust " ed. {The latest sin
'n'A.~:th>%mh3I“A '
We thénd Lilllll’l‘ lollverullne . “
large assortment of g :
es I
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