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'lht‘uupsn ulster:
fl. aged 35
at, here yesterday ..s the re-
its rg.’ u midwife.
,au before
Ill, charge of abortion and
Villa continued until October
Dill} of $2.000. Silo secured
(,1 was released. She was
led yesterday on a warrant
her with manslaughter. An
as performed on the dead
j .
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CURE FOR CANCER.
‘ce cancers are now known
,ble. by Bucklen’s Arnlcu
Jss. Walters, of Domain, Vn..
T "I had a. cancer 011 my lip
flint scented incurable, till
,Arnica Salve healed it, and
perfectly well.” Guaranteed
,1?le und'bu’rns. 25c at. 11‘. 11.
South Norwalk, and E. 1".
Norwallr, drug stores. a"
the
PAPER: MILL SOLD.
R LOCKS. October 7,——
tIlet-tey has sold his paper
to a company of New York
' who took possession yester-
0 new owners have formed
, ,hittlesey Paper Company with a
of 3160.000. full paid and non-
,‘hie. Thet. officers of the com-
President, William S. Har-
, _ , .onne, N. .i.; Vice-president.
SidneyA.‘ Morley. New York; score
‘ ' ‘1. H. Westcoii. New York; irons
11th Lloyd A. Kimball, of New York
OLD THOUSANDS‘OF BOT-
‘ . 31°F CHARMBERLAIN’S COL~
"is. HOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
. E. Eubanks. proprietor of the
0 her Drug Store, Johnston City, lll..
,~“I have been continuously on-
‘ln the retail drug business since
Ab . 1883, and have sold duringr that
tibia thousands of bottics of Chamber-
dinfs Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Bmedy. I can truthfully say that. l
~ v‘a never been asked to refund a
customer’s money who was dissatisfied
V 11.11 this. remedy. i take pleasure in
nominending it to all of my custo-
piers who are in 11 rd of such :1 medi-
cine.” All drugg sis are authorized
to refund the money to any custonn-r
who is not satisfied after using this
~ hemedy. It, is for sale by Stillson-
Powell Corporation, (.ilili‘ord ‘Phar-
saucy, Zeiifuss Pharmacy. ”
"HUNDRED WORKMEN BURIED.
'S'I'. PETERSllliltti, ()cl. 7.~~A aw.
story building in course of construt-~
tion‘~on Mcsciiisciutnkalu strcct coi-
lliilsetl yesterday. anti a hundred work-
men: were buried in the ruins. Up
to‘the time this dispatch was filed
only seven of the llit‘ii had been ex-
flcdted. They wcte seriously injur-
u
no fat: rns CLIFFORD punsuscv.
yours. died at. i
riminal operation allegedi
guponher September 28 by,
. 1n..cla.se incompimtlo a. m.. lemon.- .
In" .
l
tii’ , his Iindigestiondyspspsia.sonntomtc
, item, it"‘wlndy stomaohwpuifad ”emanation-yous
rh ofthutomach. Accumulated euro, 0
um. um r“... no ~
In” chino“
, ‘- . m
EREVENUEB OF THE PHILIPPINES.“
ITAIN. October Traction; S'l‘. PE’i‘ERSBURG. Oct. 7.—-Pl‘0-,
llminary returns of the state revenue
and expenditure for the six months
of the present financial year show
that the ordinary receipts were 3474;
Mrs. ; 623.000, an increase of $7,170.000 ovet‘
pollccitho corresponding. period of the prov-
lous your.
'l‘he ordinary expenditure was 3400;
700,000. ti doc-reuse of 513.365.000.
The extraordinary receipts were
8231.0001.500. an increuhe of $89,297;
00 .
The extraordinary expenditure to-
tals $281,202,000. an increase of $200.-
3408,000.
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be just as skeptical ont’
pessimistic as you please. Kodoi will
digest what you out whether you eat
or not. You can put your foot. in c
bowl, pour a little Kotiol Dysottpsir
Cure on it anti it will digest it the
some as it will in your stomach. it
can't help but cure indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It is caring hundreds and
thousands—sonic had fnlth and some
didn't. Kodol will care you if medi
cine can cure you. whether you have
faith in it or not. Sold by Tile Clif~
ford Pharmacy. ”
CONFERENCE OF iTALIAN M184
SIONARIES.
HARTFORD. Oct. 7.——A conicrehu
of itulian missionaries and cicrgymcn
of Massachusetts and Connecticut
was held yesterday in Memorial ilull
It, is the second conference of this
character ever held. the first. hnvlnt
been held last year in New l‘iavcn
Among the papers read this morning
was one of Miss lluina M. Nltti, 0'
Boston, an Italian Woman. Miss Nit
it said that: ltniian women worked
harder titan the men, laboring l1.
sweatshops by day and taking wort
home at. night.
A SPLENDID IDEA.
A new idea in a. Cough Syrup is ad
vanced in Kennedy‘s islxatlve Honey
and Tar. i'lcsidus containing Pint
'l‘ur, Honey and other valuable remc
tiles, it. is rendered llaxuilvc. so tha‘
its use insures a prompt and cfilclcn:
evacuation of the bowels. it reluxc:
the nervous system. and cures nl‘l
colds. croup, whooping cough, etc. A
red clover blossom and the honey bee
is on (‘\'(‘i'y bottle of the Original Lax
atit'o Cough S‘yrup-Kcnnctly"s Laxa-
tive iioiwy and TM. An ideal remedy
for t'lilltll'l‘ll. Mothers praise it, i
is best for all. Sold by The Clifford
l’ltlll’lllllt‘)’. “
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RECEIVER FOR HARTFORD CON-
(23.953.
liAil'l‘it‘tiill), (.ici. 7.~-—.lohn W. Coo.
of Mcridcu‘, was yesterday appointed
receiver of the Hartford Provision
Company, and was ordered to file a
bond of $50,000.
company are said to be $05,000. and
the llnltilitle $250,000. of which am-
ount the sum of $200,000 is held by a
bank in Barre, ill.
. «Na..- . m.....“ -.. _.. ,
Squeezing 111130111116?
to swell the dealers profits is not
our way of conducting the coal busi
ness. We believe in fair dealing and
want our customers to be our friends
as Well. That is why we take such
care to keep the bout. the cleanest
and highest quality of coal to he had.
lhe Daniele Keogh bonito.
sumwe Ave. Int Nam-1k. Ct
rut. its-4. » ‘
“playful Otrut.
2.000 lbs.
1, rain 303‘s.
NI .
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SOME COLD WEATHER iiiNTs.
Hint No i.
STEWART STOVEO.
A- Good an AM. Better Than Most.
Hint No. 2.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATEHB.‘
Nose Bat tar Mada.
Hint N9. 3.
COMFORTB AND BLANKITS
The Kind Tim Kup You WIrm.
”A. 1.1111013va n
SON.
’outh‘NorviIlk goon.
D .o.............., .M v- .-.. «m..-m , w-“ 1..
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w the WWW Prices;
Guaranteed.
"Eritrea .301
Public Market. 3: Bo. Main St.
John T Hayes, 5 Main Street, Namath.
. Antitetu";. ,,postlude,‘
March." Brewer.
The. assets of the
First Methodist Episcopal, Church.
Rev. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan, pastormtlmti's.
'f’i‘be Everlasting, Harvest”; 12
Sunday school gundj‘rnen's Bible class;
0 p. 111,, Youngyl‘soplnlu; eating 7, n.
whats/est consent” P0 01:10!“ 0101'
. a day Willi include! Preludcptllm»
iuila out! Fugue. 140.. 10. Book 111.."
ilach; anthem. ,"Festi’t'tll Te Damn in
E llsi";t solo, “'Jnrusuleiu.” Miss
Heath: duet, “My 333M111 Malta Up to
Thee." Mills Heath. Mrs. Smith: bast-
lude. "Gloria from Mung, in 111 fist." Au—
dra. Evening: Prelude. ”Cffertcry in
10 list.” Weir: anthem. "The Harvest
. “Triumphs!
1‘ East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. ill. Cunningham; pusturw
Morning service, 10:30 a. 111.: preach:
ing by pastor: subject. The Helpful
Tenderness of Jesus; Sunday school.
12 m.: Rally: Daytservlces held in the
auditorium of the church: Junior
brushed p. m. Epworih League (time
changed). it p. m.; .i‘ossic Morgan.
lender; topic. The Christian's Trials
and Triumphs; evening service (time
chanson), 7 p. 111.; preaching by pus~
tor: topic. 'l‘ekoi. ..
1' A. M. E. Church, Knight street, Rev_
John I). Nichols. pastel-~11 a. m..
prayer and song service; 121m” Sun-
day school: 7 p. 111.. Christian lilmleuv-
or: topic, “Tile Christian's Trials and
Triumphs." Jan. 1: 1-8; 8 p. m.. preachw
lug by the pastor; subject, by request,
The Honorable Estate of Matrimony;
text. 1 Con, 7: 27. Special nmsic.
Tuesday evening. class meeting, lt‘rl.
., day evening, prayer meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwnik Congregational, Rev.
Lewln Frank iltleli, ‘1), 1)., pastor—-
l0130 n, m.. organ prciutle. Adagio in
A flat. Volckmer: quartet. “'l‘he Strain
Uprnise. Alleluia." Buck: offerlory.
Melody in C. Silas: quartet. “Draw
Near. O Lord." i-lnrknoss; sermon. Dr..
iieorge B. Stevens: organ postludc.
March in B flat, Silas. 7:30 p, m., or—
;nn prelude. Elevation in A flat, Guli~
mutt; quartet. Breast the Wave.
Christian. Shelley: offertory, Mendel»
tsohn; tenor solo. Mr. Crows: sermon
41y Dr, Stevens; quartet, God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears, Field; Organ
Postiude. in 17'. Smith. '
First. Congregational Church. Not»
yolk-George. l). Egbert, pastor—«Mor-
ning service at 10:30: munching by
he pastor: Sunday school at 12le:
‘venlng service at 7:30: the first in
the new series "The Story of the Am-
‘rican Republic"——-“Colnmbus." Thurs-
iay evening. meeting at. ti; subject.
.loitn Elliot-Abe Apostle to the in-
liuus.“ Pastor‘s Guild. Wednesday
ll :1. Music tomorrow: Morning:
Prclude. “0tho Vlscontl.“ Gleason:
rio. "'i‘he Blessed Trinity." Anticrton;
last. “0 Let Him Whose Sorrow." Ru-
iinsteiu; postiude in G. i). R. Munro.
Evening: Prelude. Cuvatlna in R.
itni‘f; trio. “’l‘hou. Ail-gracious Cod,"
Robyn; postintlc, Phantnslc. from 13111
:lonutn. ititclnbrrgcr.
BAPTIST
South Norwalk liapiist. itcv. ll. 11.
l‘nrpcntt-r, pastormilitiiu u. in. umru
up. service. sermon, cells and the Hair-
vcsl; organ 'cludc. (itnnd Chocur lli
P; anthem, e Shall Dwell in the
Land. .l. Steiner; offcrtory, 'l‘o Theo
311 Lord. Our Hearts We liaise. l". H.
ziruckclt; i’ostlnde, 'l‘riumphui March.
VI. Costa: 12 o'cldck, Sunday school.
'osson, Daniel in the Lion‘s ilcn:
0:30 p. 111., Junior 11. Y. P. [1,, leader.
\rliss Robins; 0 p. 111.. ll. Y. 1’. U.. to-
nic, 'l‘be Christian's 'l‘rinis anti 'i‘rl-
:uuphs. James 1: 1-8: leader, Miss
(trace Hunt; 7 p. an, evening service.
tt‘l'lllml. The Story of the Your; organ
prelude, :rand Choeur in C; anthem.
ilrcak Forth into Joy. 0 King: offer-
iory. solo; anthem. The Lord linih
r)onc (trout Things.” South Norwaik
Baptist cottage prayer ntcetlnxs will
be held as follows: Monday. M31.
Stevens. 17 River street. Norwnllt:
i‘ucsday, Mrs. Pitzcr, 126 Woodward
lvenue: Friday, Mrs. Saunders. 20
Ann street; Wednesday, liibio Study
.‘luss, C. Shipman. 39 Woodward avo-
nue: Thursday. 7:45. mitichd pruy-
.‘l' service.
EPISCOPAL
Trinity Church. Rev. Romilly 11‘.
iinmphriss, rector-11 a. m.. Holy Com
amnion; 10:80 a. m.. morning prayer
tnd sermon: 12 111.. Sunday school;
(:30 p. m.. evening prayer: subject
)f address, The Prophet Amos and
His Message—~"’l‘hc worth of the peo-
"1le consists not 111 its prosperity and
11 its institutions. but in its ideals of
rghioousucss."
St. Paul's Church. 11th. Wcmyss
"Ililllh, rectorwSixlccuth t-iundttv tif-
fcr 'l‘riuity: 7:30 o. m.. Holy Cont-
munion; 10:30 a. m.. Morning Prayer
’llltl sermon; 12 m., Iundny‘school and
ilihla classes: it p. m.. afternoon tinn-
lay school in the Berkeley street chu-
iol: 7:30 p. m.. evunucng and sermon.
The ovensonn service is hold in tile
liorkuicy street chapel and is fully
,ehorsl. On Monday evening. most»
but of the Boys‘ Club at 7:30 p. m.
f‘ussdny evening. Girl's Friendly at
the clnmel moms.
lug service'at 7:46. with conference
rm tho Bible: subject, "Sources of the
bible." Thursday evening. first full
meeting of the Men’s Club. at ll:
speaker. the mayor: subject, "Good
Citlsenship”: refreshments served at
the close; all men cordlnliy invited
who are interested. Friday. innit-11’
(luild at 2 p. 111.: thnnymnd vmudim-
tion at l p, m. . ’
tines Church. Rev. James Benton
Whiter, «rector-«Sixteenth Sunday of.
tar Trinity. Celebration of the 11on
(“to mnulon at ti o’clock: Morning
l’r yer and sermon. at 10:80; Sunday
school at noon; Events Prayer and
sermon on James the n of Alph-
aeun. the second in the ominous the
Apostles. at 7:80. , t u
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. ADV/INT OHIII‘FMN.
Advent Christian Church. Van
Zandt strut. East oNrwullt. Rev. .1. W.
ilnvls. piston-«Hunting theme. Friend»
ship; Sunday sellout st 12 111.: lgiiflll
Workm’ met-tins at 5:46. Louis
Groesnhner. lender: evening sermon at
7: subject. A ilsllvsrinl God.
OHHIITIAN Icihacn scum-v.
it‘ll-tit, Christian Science Society.
Nsrnllt—a-Roxulsr Bundhy service It
9
on main: room, Masonic building.
I in: room
titty from
i
Wednesday even- 13
under ‘
, . :1. To
hsvptlblid I)
would
DANIUNI‘I'IbWbsM'b/I toms“?
11.1,“: 1.11.... 1. n
Arrest-d for Alleged Pockotpicklnp.
Dsnbury day at the fair and business
was suspended. Schools were cloned:
fuctorles shut down. and ”0%?lede
enjoyed himscift as he, can only once
a your. ‘ The attendance was estimat-
ed at 20.000. '
attempting to cross the truck yesterv
scoring, was run into and suffered
four fractured ribs. He was taken“.
to the Dunbury hospital and will re.
coves. _ , , t, . ..
1 Robert, F‘. C. Johnson and Charles
Rwliodgson, of new Haven. caused
the arrest of one of the. then conducts
tag a show in the pathway yesterday
afternoon. The man has been draw,
lug crowds by his ability tenrcsitlt
the effects of. others .to lift him from
the floor when in a curtain position.
Johnson and iiodxson tried their luck
in raising the man from the floor and
Word succeedlulbeautifully when a.
sudden scuttle ended their endeavors.
‘ Soon after they started to lift the
tuna. who goes under the name of
Robert 11. Mack..Johnson felt some.
thing slip from his waistcoat. pocket,
and looklnx.down.suw Mack’s. hand
clutching his wallet. contulnlilz $60 in
bills. Johnston held on to Mack and
tho pocketbook .aud called for the po
lice. who arrested Mack. He is now
locked up in the Dunbury jail, charg-
ed with pocketpicklng.
Yesterday's horse races word good
and resulted as follows:
2:17 class. pacing. purse $400:
McGnvock, b. h.. C. E. Manner.
New Haven. 1 i 1
Emily J., g. m..,L. 11. Wash
burn. New 1' k. 2
Climax. cit. m.. A. B. Van Heu-
ten. New York, 3 3 4
Red Fellow, b. 3.. James F. Ily-
ron, New Haven. 4 5 5
Watson. b. 3., Orangeburg Sis. '
IJIPB, New York. 5 I 3
Joe Wilkes. l). 51.. (1. A. Bulk-
lcy, Sputhport, t1 6 ds
Amy W lkcs. r. 111., G. B. 1101-
lcnbeck, 7 dr.
"l‘ime, 2:19 344. 2:18 3-4. 2:17 3-4.
2118 class trotting. purse $400:
Crimson (Never. 1). 111., Or-
nnueburg Stables, 7 l 1 1
Oakland Pilot, br. 3., (1. H.
- Huber. 2 2 3 2
inmdu. b. m.. ninlund War-
run. Bridgeport, 3 Ii 5 4
Spinkcy. cit. 15., C. Schenck.
Easthnmpton, l 4 2 5
Janvelr. 11.
hey, .
Crescent lass, eh. m., W. B.
Mills, oi 0 0 0
Miss Lou, b. m.. Nuthournc.
Farm, ti dis.
Time, 2:23. 2:22. 2:211 (M. 2:22 1-4.
2:25 class. pacing purse, $300:
3., James Doug-
‘l
Sum Dutch, ch. in. .I. ll. Mil-
ler. l l i
Sincvrlty, b, m.:, W.’ W. Wil-
kins, 2 4
Lady Elm. hr. 111.. ’l‘. Mortcll,
Haven. 0 . .1
Alphonse 0.. b. h., ()rangeburg
Stables, 8 2
Advo Boy, blk. in. 11‘. Evarts.
New Milford. 3 0 t.
Chastcr 11., ch. 11.. lint-man &
Strong. New Milford, 7 4 ’1
Markulu. b. m. \\',vni'romero
Farm, 9 4
Hard lilrd, r, 3:. ll. 11. IAlf‘ilf', 4 fidr.
Morrow (1.. br. 1:, .i. ll. lKrk,
Newtown, 5
Time, 2:21 3—4. 2121.2:18 3-4.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all drugglsts
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley‘s Honey and Tar falls to cure
your couch or cold. ' It stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
srlppc cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no op-
iates. 'l‘hu genuine is in n eilow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
0.
at. l’lalsicd‘s Iirug‘ Store.
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OPENS TONIGHT.
Great Carnival of Ella Howe. Jr.,
Post, No. :1 o. A. s. of
Bridgeport.
Much interest is being taken in this
city by the Civil War Veterans and
others in the Grand Carnival of Elias
"ch, .112, Post. No. 3. (i. A. R. of
ilridiwport. which opens there in the
Third Regiment. Armory tonight. it
was expected that many from The
Notwuiks will attend the Carnival on
,mq of the seven evenings. it. will
continue all of next wank terminating
nn‘Salurdny evening. October 14th.
The program of special features has
bctm arranged at a vent cxnbnsu and
only attractions of the very hizhcst
order will be ulwn. Thc han‘dllner
is the world renowned Juan Caiccdo
who performs thrilling stunts on n
his wtro, one of them below a double
an insulin while fully dressed. return»
lng‘ to the wire with perfect stile and
equilibrium. The Wheeler & Wilson
and .ban bncn augmented lb thirty
musicians especially for this Carnival
an will give an hour’s concert of pop-
uln and classical numbers such swam
cit}; The prize that is one of nuns-
un excellence representln so sure-
can: value of $5.000, proof csllv all of
which has been donated by the citi-
llo and business men of Bridgeport».
wit? that: substantially show their in-
ter st in the enterprise of the Votr
than: who will utilise the proceeds of
the; Carnival for the erection of their
Molnorial Hall. The sale»! season
ticlicts bu been largo, and-“In bolus
torts sought after brtrmbn of the
fun that there is attached to them
the following mlmzfa .l’iIho; buiidv
ind lot. Winchester rifle. bicycle. will
we ll, sewing machine Ind ”50 in
cold divided In ten prim. “Titers IN
other prices to be awarded in connec-
tion with the single nightly Idmluion
tickets. Adequate accommodations
to out of town visitors will. bssffortii
ed by the Connecticut Railway Ind
tannins Company. ' '\
Not enioymont. and not ”from.
in our declined and or way:
But to not. that Moll tum. m
Find- us father than if
urinary w. Willow.
' use
. .mnnnnv. Oct. unto-mum: mail.
Daniel ,3}. Hoyt, ot Norqton. while.
day afternoon while the. series were,
2 a box at drug stores,
some sense a patent preparation. yet i :
‘ Kittredge;
inc. also furnishing music for the claw ‘
,n wi-l III
., "Windmill tili‘lh
s verybody knows
“m . h...
lenient 11nd purifier in nature. but
resilient value mien taken into
m..!liilflflléfitfilm some clean-
urposs. ' ' "‘ ‘ ‘ "
it
1 It tails of it the butterrlt in not
drug at all, but. simply Ii) , the,
es Ind impurities ulunysx I
u touch and intestines and carries
t e 1 out of tho Hymnal, ,1 v : x
hereon] sweiptqdd the breathfnftcr
sm kins, drlnkp t - after sands ,Dn-
lqn and other I) us‘venetnhlssw
,,.Churcoai effectually 91831.08 and im-
pruves the 09111018111011. gt, whitest: the
ten 11 and; f tuber no 11‘ deft; natural
an eminent y safe cathartic.
it absorbs the injurious gases which
col 1 in the stomach and bowels; it
disin sets the 010%.
”In; poison of natal-rill
All. 61,088,110; on charcoal: bulging,
out
form or use her. ,ut, probably the
oh i
is Ill Stuart’s Charcoal whenges; ..
are composed of- the finest powd r
Willow charcoal, and other-v harmless
alttlseptlcs in tablet for1n.or<r therin.
the. form of large, pleasant last 112,102,-
suites. thovcharconl‘ being mixed With
honey. ' ' ‘ ' ‘
ion; sweeter breath und'purer blood,
bie harm can result from their contin.
and use, but on the contrary, great
benefit. ‘
A Buffalo physician in spanking of
vise Stuart's Charcoal lozenges to all
patients suffering from gas in stout.
itch and bowels, and to clear the corn-
plexion and purify: the breath, mouth
and throat; i also believe the liver is
greatly benefited by the daily use of
them; they cost but t cntydivo cents
nd although in
believe I get more and better char—
coal in Stuart's Charcoal lozenges
than in any of the ordinarycharconl
tablets." ' ,
mm”..-
vesrzsoAv's—vsissaALL.
v.
National Lcague.
At New York: '
» ' . R. H. E
Phllu. 10101210 0—5 7 1
New York 10100010—4 13 5
Batteries: Pittlnger and Dooln.
Amos and Bresnahan.
At. Plttsburg:
R. 11. E.
Chicago 0 0 0 5 0 l 0 l 0-«7 10 2
Pliisburg 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0-—3 ’1' 4
Batteries: Welmer and Kilns:
Lynch, Philllppc and Felix and Hille-
brsnd. ‘
———...
At Brooklyn:
[1. H. .
llrooklyn 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 l x»? 12 3
Boston 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0~~3 i 2
. ilattcries: Doeschcr and Hitter, Wil~
lit: and Moran.
American League.
At Washington: '
Wash.
Philu. 301000000-464
Batteries: Falkenbcrg, White and
Coakley. Weddell and
R. H. E.
hit-brook.
—-|
At St Louis:
R. H. R.
St. Louis 1 0 0 x-—li it 1
00500
0100i
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 2 x-—t‘. ll 1
New York ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 0~~l ii 4
Batteries: Gibson and Arntbrustor:
Clarkson and Connor.
At Cleveland:
van and Warner.
HEALTH OF THE ARMY.
Surgeon General O’Roiily‘Mnkos the
Report to Bocrotary “rm.
goon-General 11. M. O'Rsilly. of .ao
conditions of the army. The report
says that the enlisted strength of the
army as shown upon the monthly sick
report Monti/140 and on the returns
of the military secretary 80.109. Ind
cnlrulutions’m made upon the latter
figures. There were 79.58“"110111“.
your 406 deaths from Ill (10qu and
1.31? discharges for disability. rm.
The report says that by for thsinlost
clcnoy of the army during thn‘ your
bare 1mm those resulting frtnn’ .m-
moral habits. which caused ill ‘per
cola. of the sickness. A: to the onus-
on of death pneumonia ndvs‘ndsd to
first place and tubdrculoslh second.
Notwithstanding that I‘lma part of
the army was :Iorvlnx in the which.
The strength of unicorn was «.121
from. biomedical department. reports
Ind 3.816 from the millim-
' dds. , rats was .111
s Ittt
'i‘hcrs were 2.278 stilt: "Duffs. ‘35
deaths Y
“Comparisons with ital-elm lit-lulu
shows that litmhlahut raid statistic-
1111111“: in the American mnanndths, ,
lows-Mn the mission. 311' ., ,
the All“???
'und the lowest in. the. Prob .. its.
intellect non-affective rant on in mg
American army and tho lowutdutho
Pruuinn."
"The cumulatively in
death rate for whom ‘
States Army tuberculosis patients me
soul to n habitat-incl and retained in
service for long periods. child in. other.
,nnnles they are pron: ti: discharged.’
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Philippines. with“ and Wu were
20.248 Hutchinson, his ’
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listen at m «uh. ‘
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that chlf-
. safest mud .. insubstantial.
Charcoal is a remeuyvthttt the more
at in its. 1’
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coal andtlto must for‘ihs mars:
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The “daily use of these lozenges .wlltt -
sou toll in a much-intplpved condition. «
of be general health. better complex»
and the beauty of it is. that no possl. .
the benefits of. charcoal says: "1 ud- -.
The D M. Reed"
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(‘blcugo i 0 0 0 l~2 7 0
Batteries: Glade nnd Spencer;
White. Walsh and Sullivan.
At Iloston:
R. H. E.
R. 11. E.
Cleveland 0 i 0 0 it 0 l 0 xmii 10 5
Detroit 0 0 0 2 l 0 ti 0 0—-3 7 2
Batteries: Ross and Buciow: Dono-
WAsHtNoroN. October 7.—-sur. "ms "’3 25¢- 1
army, hits submitted to Secretary ’I‘aft
~OUR GENTS' AND LADIES’ H08! AT THE SAME RRICI. '7' '
an exhaustive reportxon the.hsaith . ' ‘
stars LINE.CON818TING or PLA'IN BLACK. sPerrl‘s'r. ,
cur, RillED-TOP AND sxrsA-wms TOP.
stops to the sick rcport't during the .
figures. he says. show a steady ~im- .
provemnnt in the health of the army. .
important diseases affecting the aid"
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ed by the met that in the United:
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Plaid Cottons. ‘ -‘ ‘
An immense line of Plaids appearsi‘at the Wash Goods '
Section. As they are to be worn in wool and silk to a great
extent. so the cottonsioilow the style and many are excel-
lent imitations of the high grade fabrics. “
Plaid (iinghnms,‘8c. "
Berkshire Suiting, 15c.
.ljinid Chambray, Izlygc.
I‘rinccss Cloth. 15c. . '
Mcrcerizcd Plaids. Look closely at these in order to"
tell them from silk. ' 35cc yard. ‘ '
The W. B. Corset. ,1 ,
A new model appears in this Corset which will help the
{it of the long coats that cling so closely to titefigurc. The
bust in a trifle higlter'thnn last season. the hip very deep,
which gives a slender effect to the waist. Price $1.00]
Haberdashery Items.
Excl‘usjvc designs in Fall Neckwear. the new lizard ei-
fccts in Four-in-hands, 50¢ each. ,
French Four-in-hatnis. all silk, very handsome scaris in
light. dark and medium, 25c each.
“Bull Dog” Suspenders. they have the right grip, 50c.
tinting Flannel Nightshirts, in“ sizes, good length, 500.
. _ . ,
The. P. 8: L. Glove.
in all shades to wear with-the tailored suits. Myrtle
grccn. navy blue, brown and tan. The best (it“far Glove
in the market. All street shades, all sizes, $1.00 a pair.
0 c '
Special 1n Clo-Carts.
Only three to close out quickly. '
()nc Reed Cart. was $16.00, now $10.00.
'(lnc Cart with leather hood, was $28.00, new $18.00.
(inc Cart with artillery whet-ls, fine corduroy upholster-
iug. was $28.75. now $18.00.
' Furniture Store. take the elevator.
10‘ 1.
Co.
. FOR THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL, WE OFFER THE “NEW VITALITY
HOSE," MADE. WITH CARTER TOPS AND FOUR PLY TOE, SOLE AND
HEEL. THESE GOODS, ARE MADE TO SELL ATw. 19c PER PAIR.
To an THEM MORE rHonouoHLv mrsooucsng. won. TH:
BALANCE or has WEEK we wu ssLL'THEM ron ,'
lficts. or TWO Pairs for 25013”.
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY'TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
OUR HOSIERY STOCK lN GENERAL.
OUR WELL KNOWN STYLES OF CHILDREN'S H08! AT 16¢, OR 2
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