1 1 etc to the a-
na' industrial Also
. its caster into' the
[challenge the of»
. i, rs and his two-trill
hand to defeat those Coil-
E pupa posed the anti-in
winter. The effect
, si c three
of the Citizens' Asso-
, f nits l‘lell
rile,
“p.51! so» ed“
stag“ have been marked
”dog-lip .ht Ie
Eésip tomato“
wéhizgri got; it beefing painted;
. _0 _; ,
2b Ellis 3"” will?
, a cognition in which9 M???
. Wou co re y near
‘ The fee $1 Y!“
coming to at r. LittleflJ
campaign indicates that Mr
a
law which i sit t
n of the an i-unlon labor or-
Nominslly the whole
, dispute centers in the defeat
ous 'tintl-iniunction blll—-u
which the Citizens' Industrial
03320 on to enter active politics
a as “u bill proposed an
",l‘ aloha to tie the hands of the
‘ issuing injunctions) anal
r t propert e dostrpyc
swabsaultedu m the courts
not." Primarily and basically,
i. the movement just started is
taken to be one against the of
on; of the so-called labor trust to
cutter the labor market, purposing to
silli'anytman in disposing of his labor
he pleases. The possibilities of the
none are large, but only the develop
ills of the coming Congressional
i ‘ ,especlnllv in No England.
'ietheelf tw chitmpy
, ionnl no ion. .The point
Elly been rnisod'llere. however?
at election of purely “labor"
“Neuron Would lay them open to
w England has just given local
constant officials the surprise of
hair lives. and those gentlemen are
usfiy engaged in pinching themselves
lid Wondering whether; a civic milieu
urn has conic .to pass in the land or
Willi Fall as they popdfil‘
, ’thohsswtu which, nrblicslad'.
é posit-05y ,has come to pails.
pleasuresblo state of excitement
_ to the fact that when the ct
‘ not the supervising architect's
it: limited bids forfi site of the.
M “w?" orilt Adams
his“. they” their teens them a“ letter
out one of that citys residents, of-
, bill‘s to the government a site valued
: ’ 000 as a free gift. without money
all , without price. As Uncle Sum es
mi thing has to pay. and pay
3:” flit everything he gets. the cm
llits) road .thsdetter naturally rub-
Ieyes as he scanned it. find at
could not be persuaded that neith-
is sight nor his mind was failing?
Manifestation of civic virtue and
into cooperate with the govern-
tflll probably stand long as a rec
hero in Washingio‘n.
Wt? ll‘sft's only known venture
, .baolt‘er of a theatrical troupe has
‘ ”rhtl'tllst the “whim“ brown
" .' in “the Philippines wlll here
‘ have" “to acquire pills civilization
lit the upllftlng effect of the
' ' Bugs, lmloa uud bul-
ensue. Irv. I
.0? firm-
ul that he hire}, mum up
90!!
I Uliiiteae‘Thestricai Troupe." ss
dubbed when the serial Sacra.
Wm sighed lg lg
rot for home of
\tr " n. and
Ye
r litigation“ with anguish
0 coined Y and .0 Yr
I la. were.
mansim Maritim-
tips. :12: as promptly left
The mat- 1“ ill
" - msmploymy
.ber of De
Q the duality of Would-be successors in
. y
dussn'i: work out. and menus is learn-
ing at a tremendous coat that it is m'
rivets corporations. The report re-
waxes comparable with those paid in
timiisr private industries.
to the state of manufacturins the gov
ornament in 1fspoilers of baccp and
mate
tielrIt st
deed the situation as shown in the
repartswou be plrrdtcrxsk were it not
citiiie‘ris' bra logeil'tg
the officials to the tact that the 80V-
eminent is out of place in b s tress
Theoretically ”ti; state mph triple
all the matche. but actually. the cat
quality is imported and bought by the
government at 30 per. ceili, lo p than
they can be made for in its «twill actors
tea. The eonly railway the govern
'1'“;ng 2923??“ affgdhppoéou the
in
nth‘tl"if t'lnrc Elms qbur" base it this
per cent. g'l‘his was all right; until
chained no this of: b so é;-
moltt. hh‘t‘ slime ‘gei lam hss'ngver’rgx
Its gorhinshexpgnses Bud tpgaaigilcit
eevr r as sell 4 out .
”the tidings which newscast him
ownership of hil utilities they sound
will on the floor of the French Cham-
puties. bill it is proving very
costly in practice? rind fur more so-
riorrs thou the Dreyfus furore
snag—‘1.—
llitre report. which has just appenrell
from the Census Butcau dealing with
insanit and feeble- min sadness, gives
some t t angrput r titer startlin
figures 'on tie 3 will of the humhr
of insane persons in this country in
the last twenty- -tive years. The num
ber of insane hospitals incrmsed from
‘8?) per lo 0.000 pursuits ‘ih 1880 to 180
in limb—s sufficient indication, were
huy wanting. of the strain which
Americans bf the present day out ou'
'thelr brains. During the single year
of 1904 more than 49 .000 insane per
sons Were admitted to hospitals; how
many ihere may have been who were
.lllldble to secure treatment the report
does not state. Foreigners contribute
largely to the inserts clues: negroes
lrsl'diy at all, and while thenI is s
stronger tendency to insanity among
men titan among women. the latter,
when they do become lnsnpe live
longer. While it might be expected
that inishily would be found chiefly
among pi-ofesslounl men and brain
workers. thiI reevrse is true. for in
borers apd' servants are in the major
ity. 'snnlty is evidently a disease
he, and feeblemlndoduess 0f
tub, for while the hospitals contain
no insane under 12 years of use, fill
per cent of tho feeble minded are un-
der twenty, and 85 per cent unlit-r
thirty.
Now that President Amudor of Pan-
nms. has beetrofilcinliy informed that
President Roosevelt is to visit the cu-
nal zone in November a perfectly nut
urnl question may well arise as iolrtlw
much politics there is in the trip For
instance, down in Mexico President
Diuz, who dominates his whole coun-
try even more stronglv ihnn Mr.
Roosevelt does ibis, and who is plan-
plus. as isms President to sup down
and out from the Presidency once for
nil. hes a wuy of melting more or less
distant visits irl order that it may
be observed how ibe country gets
along without him, and what points
needs especial attention. it is a good
plan, and one cuituluied lo tonllnue
is policy pm when Ihe is no loner
President and ulihoush no one be
lieves that President Roosevelt will
visit the usual prlmhrlly for any rou-
son except the good of the work. the
fact still remains first his trip villi be
triads at a pay cholosioai moment well
calculated to give a blur of what may
he excepted inter. Elections will be
over. so 'thili p‘reil tloxr‘a may be made
in the lisbi of 't‘ clr rtrlitllts, and if
there he a natural political IWOI‘
to the present exeCllLlYtlmhu v'iIillb have
shoe to prove maof up
pm lgl'hlself to' the test of theybow
of iyssssevtiisl is. the Wielding of the
his click As a cha'nco to diagnose
his party. as well ill to develop strata
sic weaknesses to be strengthened.
tlie President's trip play not he with
I"slit its political significance. ,
M[The malty frlends in Washington of
M's L. sw. of lows, a gentleman
known for his ssrlouliurah proposal-
tles and fondness for s pet has. which
hex has QM! lf ri'tr some ynpr s. have been
intbst it man“: a recent
l.
my»! 5% reaches 2""?
OlCK WWII AND DAUGHTENI.
“3 ".
You are often than: with pals
the.“ gears ts, he“ and boob.
schs,' symptoms common to 'ths ass.
Dir arf
Devin Ksnsady' I sous. Modest. N. Y;
for a free sample bottle.
it I Betti
sebum no: emu.
possible for the state to compete with .,'
The cost I
'h p nemesis/o ‘
stated that it would pay about four .
y.b‘ut‘ ii “ '
says that the workmen
the stats do not receive 1 ~
"13'; ' 11.. mils}!
fit“... in? ill-y ill
forced
use MM
‘ on bases on balls .m the fourth inning‘
he retire‘d. heirs replaced by Wade.
Cox rent New Raven’s hits scattered.
lott's'healt'y halting, a catch by Down
in léit field and a line stop by Warren
Were the features of the game
Score
Hr}!
thrill
Wa'cd.
rasiour .« sumo serves
' visit to Keep Oars Moving.
' new HAVEN. Anibal lbw—There is
little change in the strike of the
switchmeu of the New Yorlt‘. “New illi-
.y no... pigs. II,° I it'll“ norm that
any time lliitltll s litrikli wen t "f-
§I°gglvfzn g g t?) g 1113 g 33?? 530'.) foot, three daytime“. it is r'l'a'i'l'l t,tli'nt
ll arteries-43 ox and Ictt: Tuckey the expected tic-up is the yards or the
and Jolie; ,, «i kill“ railroad company will not materialist).
en hits;
for the
holding
Norwich. 13: Bridgeport. 3. .
NORMUH. August lI‘l. mNorwlt-h put
three Brdseport ciphers to route yes:
terdsy and won with case, 13 to ii
Levy lasted I‘ve fn‘uinxs: allowinp elev-
0 one
inning. and all; off Castle in the final
two equalling the home club's record
Borden‘s catch of 0‘
liner over third was a feature, and
Perkins and duffel pulled off brilii'ls’ltlrt
e
four came oft Corner
season.
stunts for the iconic.
scorn by inninlm
Norwich
(30111811.
lRiH E?
130103381-43215
raridgept 020100000-2-3 9 3
Batteries—Junk and Bridges; Levy,
Castle and Beaumont
pus—.—
sprltl field. 4: Witsrburyfl .
WATE BURY, August 11.—SprlnzI
eld defeated Waterbury here yester-
by hitting 'i‘reut opportuue‘ly
nterhury could not hit MillsI r.
tine only four hits two doubles in
fifth by James which turd O'Hsann. itl
giving the home teutn its only run‘.
Springfield hunched hits in the. first.
fifth and seventh Captain O'Hugun.
of Waterbury. wus put out of
some in the eighth inning by Umpire
Curley for wetting the bulls in a pull
of Water.
(113'
Butter
The score ht innings:
R. H. E.
Springfield 1 i) ll 0 2 0 l 0 0—4 8 l : -
Waterbury (l 0 0 0 l (l 0 0 0-—i 4 2
ins—Miller 'urrd O'Connor
Trent and Hughes.
u...—
At New Londori~Rain
National League.
filte'
the
as the road has enough men to keep
the cars moving. though not enotish to
fill the places of the strikers. anen~
cine Fitzi’atrlclr, the victors“ ”inns
'brnif'io‘ chagrotbcolm l; Railropg
a moon #1900 :- tells
it is or critical Hillbil‘l'l'lil villi our our
poops gfmprifiltitl: ghoul a settlement
0 a on y. saroscouds
learned today them vsill bc'a ' anti
pathetic strike of switchmed at other'
places along the railroad. especially
its flint in Brlmpolit yesterday lasted
only a few hours. the men being on
tiered illicit to byilcorge JJH
ry. of distilled" Grievance consul.
toe of the Brotherhaoti.
ANOTHER ‘30ng MAN GONE
RN
, He neglected to take Foley s Kidney
(lure at the first signs of kidney trou-
e was soon s’ victim of Bright's dis
Foley’s Kidney Cure is taken at
twice the symptoms will disappear. the
delays arc-strengthened and yen are
3' severe backache and phius in the
kidneys. and was cured by Foleys
Kidney Care Piulated’s Drug
Store. w. . "
FIFTY DEIIV GIRLS STRIKE.
DERBY. August ll. ~Fifty glrls orn-
played as loopmsin the factory of A.
ii i C E Ailing.“ are on strike be
cause of their objection to the em
ployment of a option girl wot hnd
, been scorer in is department to
I
' Gill‘s! new of'ipop which the
M Brookivn . than" regular“ hirl'sth refused to learn. The
Chltnso 0 0 1 0 001 0 0-2 ’4, ‘3 ctlnrllnpy charts the class of work
Brookivn 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 3* g and in 0rd r ilo vs the ris the op-
Bstrérles—Brown and Moran; WWW “'0 0" malhod
Stricklott and Bergen llllnt Vii Provid'e see for it teacher. The
.... _.... agrlsBr-o‘fusod to take a lesson. Then
. t e 0 em on girl was sent in to take
M New York R HE it. The lift) girls got scared lost
New Yorkdflfltloodlx~i
Plitsblrrg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0———0 l 0
Butterierr—Tsy lili
6
crmun: hoover and Gibson.
H
At Philadelphia:
(llnein
Philn
00 2110000—4 7
000010000—1
Richie. Rey and Doom
”Jr...—
2
Wiltso and Bow-
0
ti 2
ilmierlos~l£ wins unrl Srhlcl; Lush,
other girls whom they cull "foreign-
art" should be sent into the depart-
merit and they all Went out on strike
rlxrtlust lho‘ employment of the one
‘ girl » Vr
I«AMATEUR OABIMEN’S MEET
WORCESTER. Muss, August ll -—
it wrts ohulupionslrip tiny st. LuluI Quin-
ulnamuml lmluy for the survimrs in
yesterduy' s elimination trials rind oth
At Boston: are olipibic for the final evotus of the
R. H. if 34th llllllliill rosette of the Notional
St. bouts 0 0 1,0 0 0 0 0 l—-2 7 1 Association of maieur 0nl‘.srue_u The
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0—41 6 5 at club irons were early cstlr with
Batteries-Impetus and Marshall; Lin 9 ‘ssplrsnts for rowing honors
«lumen and Needhsm. Shells were hauled out sud examined.
ours rubbed down rowlocits grossed
American League. While qulio u number of the oursmon
At Chicago: look u morning plunge in the cool wa-
it. it ill tors of the lake but what was un-
Ghicsso 0 0 020 to ill x—~2 5 i hernias! in the minds of nearly every
New evil 0 i 0 ii on 0 0 il--l 0 0 one was the probable outcome of the
anterior-Walsh npd Sullivan: championship singles As usual this
Cbeabro and Kleinow. ' event. whicwh was scheduled for 4,: to
. , , M ‘ r‘cloclt this fulcrum had been looked
At St. Louis: it ii If", forward to with t town. .I,’
.i a i a
It. holds 0 0 l 0 0 il 0 0 owl 5 '0 KINGIDWARP lN THE mesa.
Phils. o o o 0 ll 0 o 0 one s r cowss isle 0 Wight Austin! ‘10—-
Itsiterles~Powoli and.. O'Connor. Kins Edward and the Prince 013’s!”
Weddell, Bender and 8c recit. . Were active participants in o-dn'y's
. veins. belugsm e on board
At Detroit: iaoorint lvonall'bt oCci trip the con.
14,5.“th for sch rs over nine Quoslla
llorllon ' ll 0 I ii i ll 0 0 0-4 8 '1' Course. The er entrants were torn-
Detrbit l 0 1 0 0 0 l 0 0-4 9 I rarer Willism'l Hole". Bulimia.
Rounder—Illness. Winter and Arm.
muster and Peterson: Eubnnits and
,4 1?: starters Wore Na
K
Payne.
D. Em
livarr‘svil
VII"
in: the
CHM” s
“will." I.” lib .. s.
. . n W Ii
"m ore r «nth-oi.
tivo years i was instilled with hides)
and bladder sanctions which can
me much pain and worry
and was all run down and a year sun
has to abandon wort: 'nstirsly.
film at ‘tiic best nhiMoiuts who did
me no pool! and i was practically giv-
orr up to db. ~
ml. .
lo. lad" writes:
i lost Isa
lblIr'a
Pin-new Dru: Biol-s.
W
’r‘t-
0N! ‘HUNWB AWIAG‘TiONIiI
‘l‘itst Number "m ambumngaaium
. With
MI! W‘ stratus-buried 5m '3
Ira MTmW «mug: g“
Stiles
, mum is
c his mum
is for throat-ill
I!"
fit“
any“ Ours
Wm” rm, “34'“ do “it“
'0 l i." l'
n m Mile 1 was‘ «turnip45
all m
at It pro
mus
Clara and Adela.
In the Nice for cutters and rule
”has. Karina.
bite Horrilitlr, flurry laid IM'N NF
‘l.
t
' Iran mother on this, the not on
well Katalin. «minim lit!
with I soon bracts blowing.
W
CUIID HAY F‘xlfi AM IUMMII
A1. anbsnmglastuvillc indiana.
vital: "last
no months sun at summer cold so
iii-trusts: that it interferon with my
debut aim i had many of the amp?
I of hay fever; and a doctor pre-
ripuol our 0 s , a
W h
ti my MI.
Nihil-
’3
the some success?
. ‘ ‘ . .. r; i
OOgBflWilevaaa. Austral like."
M'llialaoli
”igneous: up“ 1315'!!th of glut
r rut art it cwnssgso e
Itrsi slit nimble of Cumming
"lesttosmilpil. . “
At would
i
‘ , . xwlrusmu pine
‘ manic Museum
Iole. hoping it would wear away. and
l¥lS€L There. is dunner in delay. but G
l Iii cred for been
2 harlot . .
“ t our mar.
W‘mmy’wm mildly
est: " newspapers,
:of the German sepia compulsion
ii Mliinrpsi‘cr
of the treatment. rJ
The ill
hill
of himscl,
tlr ,
l which the 3‘10
throw
cordiua
; William will and
. to America '
What astdnishei’l cautslrisinns is the;
suggestion that the Kaisw s gifts of re
liege Billed. 'I‘ 9 Ger.
0 award Us varsity.
thodglr immortals housed in s terti—
my building pending the raising of
‘ur'rd'il for a p rm‘nr‘rent atroctnre, has
nevertheless lnlthe five years of its
existence become one of the show
nurtures of the’igrdster Boston visited in
that tithe by upwards at one hundred
thousand people. Particularly at this
season of‘ the your on its open ds‘ys
(Monday on Friday) it is always
thronged wi h strsiix'ers froth‘ eyery
part of the land. In it ore all the prime
cipnl gifts made by the Kaiser: only a.
few of the least impurthpt being tem-
pgrarily stored elsewhere for want of
“Y WI! been
odl ‘l‘li‘tlt abundant “Nit is given
the var popcorn not only on
the labels of individual obiects' but in a
a still inscriptio . twice. repeated in
plums the building. _"'l‘he
will! it. Museum on a firm
slug ”my! insured by the munlflcence
of the Gernlan‘ ”Emperor; William ll,
Whose Kim. pounced by Prince
priority of Pru the occasion of his
visit to Hamlet-dot nlverslty March (it
. 1902. were formally installed on No
vember 10.1903”
The imperial donation. comprising
for the most part very large costs of
{unions architectural sculptures. are by
all odds the most spectacular things in
this museum. They include full size
reproductions of such works as The
rest Elector. by Sihluter from the
Electors Bridge Berlin; the Golden
Gste of Frelburg Colhedrsl one of the
largest crisis ever made, sometimes as-
s‘oou sound and well. A. 3 Bass 0‘! pump-d byi orant‘ .13” s to have
MWIWWW!» “Id-.11“ ‘0 i “ll ““1 comet in; ’do with thewcity of Slut
or twelve times in the nigh. and hurt Franc 500: the am Screen from
Nnumbprg Cathedral,“ another error-
rpous reproduction covered .with in-
touristy realistic 'gulpturea: Peter Vis-
‘cher 8' Tomb of
three treat masks of dying soldiers by
Schluier from the ‘elirlin Arsenal; the
‘t‘burolr 'l"‘rlrrrrrplranl' and the “-Syn
sgoguc Unframed" from Slrnssburg
Cathedral: several knightly figures and
others from Nnumburg Cathedral; the
bronze gates of lllldesheim. with 16
panels all carved in high relief; Mun
sure lichen and his wife Uta Mar
grove Hermann and his wife Reselle-
dis. both from Nsunrherg: ohe Bishop‘s
Chair by Jars Syrlln. from Him Collie
drnl use several smaller pieces. in a
special case there is also a portfolio
rontaiuln a. so" the label ststes, "25
photosrnp s of rcpresentntlve works
of German srtdritectunl sculptures. sc-
lectcd by Emporor'Wlllinm ii to be
given in plaster oust reproductions t0
the Germanic Museum of Hurvord llui-
versiiy This portfolio was presented
Pregitlfnt of the University on March
0 l 0 '
Besides these contributions of the
Emperor theI Germanic. Museum pos-
$08508 n lurgv number of gifts from the
Swiss scwrnment which curly took an
interest in the project for an American
museum of Germanic antiquities. and
from individual Germans and German-
Amerlrans. The collections are tem-
porarily housed in all tsgonnl brick
building which half a century ago
served us the college gymnasium.
While inadequate for display of all the
treasures of the museum it is well
lighted and im salve
Efforts.2 have con motto; for several
years to raise a sum of money stilli-
clent to provide a suitable building for
the Germanic Museum. Marlins Ger-
‘nihits 'tlii'oulh'out the country have
manifested a deep interest in the pro.
loci. rind more than fwenty- five thou-
sand dollars have already been accum-
tiliited Ambassador von Holleben and
his successor have been made person
ally smusiniod with the temporary
provision for the collection and have
uover strewn any dlmtisfsaion
{lever-pl of the gifts to the museum.
it is true, are ntiw in storage, owing
to tacit of space. that! display in the
present building t than no not in»
elude any stills
tuition. of the Impaler. Imam. the
iismrrimtirmiuu have allows the
rlsbpaats ”melation of the Emperor's
it have liven the fullest err-
monument ibr the movement for an
. impressive and captoiotts structure to
rennin the collection illustrative of
German arts and antiquit That the
progress which has slresd been made
toward accomplishing this and has
recognised by the German. as
wall as try others. who are interesting
yilrph‘salvss in the museum. ,
plan of the Germanic museum
walnut
by Professor Rune
‘M" at. His scheme Was
rstsii trail as oil its present basis
at a group of hill dentist man who
.. ~ fits to
isle illsi'lm
so“ lion"
MM lit;
liliitlila Uni
(inns and hill: Nolan. manager for wood or
litsofh
' '3' .Y‘ Pennmfsnis and
“fit that
id 3“le “the sclldan
productions front Gordian art have in ;
. Scbsld. Nuremberg: ,
by Prince Henry of Prussia to the,
monolithic Maniac-I
'13”..._ ,..;
HARVARD AND
some: bird)
Ell
“Bertram and Cambglgge were
yard rowed two sh'ort stretches at
ment.
» . . , .
m slid? DEFEN E
(If iorwiis'nim editor
on: y'eprs eye by
of But:
at the .
We .wwruri “I’m.
Curb Gamer
arr} v?
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il-
Opp. Telephone W
The two crews show distinct improve-
Kym when-ire was “fiercely stilts
Piles. bought a bot
lbh’a sures salvo ”of Which
A.“ a
out this morning error the some stret h
of water Cambridge went but (lust
and did a twornile spin at 32.14”-
28.
manner
e C(tuItlt'tltlt'tlra.l'l;'l..'l Eminence!
hell
es wssnruerou sr. scorn nonwssx.
Make no Mistake in the Address
Be (2... Comfortable annulus-Due.
Use all Erasure tannin iron?
The Red it Volk Electrical Compass.
in
or
“tile Hydero on. c this city. to;
been set for September 28 and' fl.
Warmth-m «on trim a on.
dates his. 'p convo ti
An announcement as to the presiding
omcer and the ch‘ri‘ii‘nten of the several .
committees may be made in p shopt
urns: ~ . ‘
._ - , 4:}?
A morally soLvsp . I“
IInow- to keep oi! pelican: ’attlcli‘b!
billionsness and hltbltual coudtlpiilllllt
was a mystery «that Dr. sin 3%“
as
Life Pills solved for me. " '
he says: ”It cil’Nil‘ main hitch ‘days N. Pleasant. of lin'grrollni ind
and no trouble since.” “Quitting? hepi- only; 9:“! thpltI are glitaragtteedbotgy
or of Burns, Sor it On an mm 0 pence ‘ notion oI very
25c at' r}; H. Birgté'r's Bouthflfllorgalhs biog?! rgg‘ugnso: Ohlri‘bao. at! 1'; “g
as Ill! cells 1‘ I. 1 a ere, ou orwl an . .
stoi’blg r Weill?” z, . 'Emorwslli ‘ru’fl owns.
. ~ .' f ' . ’ .' . a
Forced to sell the entire stock below cost for the benefit of the
' Creditors
This Sale commences to-day and will last :4 sale days only,
" xi neg. *r M
'53 ill drum, W
Stock consists of Ladies Co sis. Shirts. Waists, Shirt Waist
Suits. and s- complete line of Mlllincry.
dress Coons. Process and; Infantq' Wear.
.Also a full line of Chil-
CQAL AM) WOOD
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