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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 6, 1909 · page 2

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CASTRO LEAVES FOR SANTANDER

» BAN SE1! ASJ‘lEN, Spain, May 6.—
Olprlano Can the demoed president
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‘ he Nils! York police

Mi 438m th'posl-
lien 6101 the up the work of no active
Jaseph Petrosino, who was assassinat-
ed in Sicily. lie had not made 11 his
in‘lnd about the matter and wool pro-

biy take I couple or weeks to think
“over.

He thought he would perhaps either-
take up that work or take a position
With the United States government.

Mr. Colesanto said that he expected
to have business in New York within a
few days and he would probably take
up the matter with the department
there at that time.

CAMPAlGN AGAINST BTOLYPIN.

1 New General staff for Mann Navy
Why Be Chasm.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 6.--'l‘he
. campaign against Premier Stolypin
._ , which the reactionnriea and the cour»
»' tiers close to Emperor Nicholas have
been waging for the past two years
bind which broke out with especial
.,vigor during the absence of the pre-
mier from St. Petersburg. has been
hmught to I been by M. Stoiypln him-
self. who has demanded that his run-
Jcsty either disaasoclate himself from
these schemes or accept the resigna-
tions of the entire cabinet.

This decision centers on the bill
creating a general slot! for the navy,
sanction of which hit Stolypin has de
mended as an ultimatum. The bill it-
self is considered of minor importance,
mm the constitutional question raised
over its submission to parliament is
based upon an obscure phrase in the
fundamental laws or the empire. The

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opponents of M. Btoiypin are to be
permitted to contiané to son the suth
ority oi the cabinet b) continually
raising similar points. M. Stolypin be
“even that the time has come for a
show down, in which he is supported
by the entire cabinet.

Under the ulisr view of minis-
terial reopens hit I}! prevailing in Rus-
sin on advc c decision on the part
01 the emperor by no menus entails
the retirement of the cabinet. His
majesty may reject their decision, yet
insist on their retaining omce. Numer-
ous precedents for this exist. M.
Stolypin himssli on several occasions
has said he was obliged to bow to
wishes and accept the policy at his
majesty.

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A TROLLEV 6111608.
, The Babylnnd Amusement 00., of
which Frank 1.1111111110111111. is 111...:
dent l. M. Birch vice-president and
tumour. and Louis Kutooher score
iary and treasurer. is planning to got
a trolley circus for children on» 1
read next season. says the Bridgeport
Former. For several years the com-
pany has been putting on baby shows
all over the country. it has twenty-
tivecn Igements, some as far south
‘ l” lot I as far west as

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TORNADO SliVEEPS OKLAHOMA.

from the tow 01 the tug Binaries

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No Truth That TOwn of Ardmore
Had seen Wiped Out.

MUSKOGEE Okla. May 6--lt was
reported early today that a tornado
hnd swept Cnrtvr County Okla. and
that Ardmore, 11 city or 15,000, had
been devastated. All Wires in that
region are down and it was impossl
ble to confirm the reports.
CLEBURNE. Texas. MI s‘.—-At an
early kill" this morning. was 0i
the ”18 F8 ilailrosdrltsre was in i

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“OYT’S THEATRE

stem‘ot wind and rain occurred It
PHONE NO. 112.

that place last night. there had been
no serious damage or loss or life gag
PLAYS CHANGE MONDAY AND
'rHunsoAv. ‘

NANsAS CITY “0., May WWW
Jerome Rounherg, Lessee and Manager

as no loss of iltonor notions doll
‘ Into property in tho--
MATINEES DAlLY, PICTURES.
VAUDEVILLE. 101:.

ncrs island in the
night.
henna. trout which four lives were lost

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storm Monday

ed sud Also towed to New lpudon.

The lung.

to has horse Columbia. whic
ashore oil. Brantord today. This barge
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willing to information received here
“this morning1A heady wind denier-Ii

SUPPORTEDl IV

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between the acts
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'Iry 1! 19111111111 isle to take part in
the ceremonies in June. According
100 I “Boston paper they called the
colonel a “gucrilia” The colonel at
once withdrew his acceptance at the
invitation of Governor Prouuty and the

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nus. Bell island.

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NEW HAVEN, May 6.——The Scott ‘
. Wrecking Company today succeeded in ‘
floating another barge whichiwas lost L.
ll. 2
Sanford and blown ashore on Faults,

heated and towed to New inndon. ,
and today the barge Moosic was dost .

Wregitlng Company ex ect -

1' 1......1SUMMER STOCK co. '

Matinees Wednesday and. Suturday. _.
with vsudevilie and moving pictures 1: '

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Oak Dressers arid Cidiinmcis .
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at 25 per cent. below leguiar
These pieces are of solid Oak and very ed to look at.
We have little to say regarding thcth, ‘ll‘d At the price re—

ductions do the talking. :11
Oak Dressers with beveled plate Mirrors.

Value $9.25 for “-94~ Value $1300 . for $10.50.
Value $10.00 for $1. 50. Value $15.00 -for $11.25.
Value $11.25 for 38..“ Value $18.00 for $13.50.
Value $12.75 for $9.57.
, Oak Chifioniers.
Value $5.00 for $3. 75. Value $10.75 ‘ for $8.07.
Value $6.75 for $5. 07. Value $12.00 for $9.00
Value $8.00 for $6. 00. Value $15.00 for $11.25.
Wash Stands.
Value for $3 57. Value $4. 50 l'or $3. 38.

i he above list snows the original prices, less the 25 per
cent reduction; A 11195“: unusual ofiering,” which affords peo-
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opportunity to purcl use to: able furmsliingsat 0w rates
Fourth floor, Carpet Store elevator.

Carpet Store Values

A Rug 9 x 12 for $11.00. In a variety of designs and col-
orings, tan, Delft blue, brown, forest green, red, etc. In
some the designs are small, in others there are large medal-
lions.

dBody Brussels Carpets,a
yard

Best Iii-wool one... at 65¢ a yard

Carpet Store first floor.

Bath Room Fittings, Special

Tumw .mtl Tooth Brush Holders, Match Holders
Comb an Brush Holders, Sponge Holders, Towel Bars in

three Sl‘llCS, These all of heavy steel, nickcl~plated
10¢ each,

These things help to make a very neat and attractnc
room.

 

agood line of them at $1.35 :1

Basement Furnishing Store:

 

In the Tea- Room. Coilce. Chocolate and Tea with
Rolls, Buns, Mufi'ms and delicious Sandwiches of trinity
kinds. . , ‘

Homemade Layer Cake, Cup Cakes and Cookies.

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we: CARRY A LARGE LINE or MATTINGS IN vsn-
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CHINA MATTINGS . . . . . . . . . ...... . ........ 121/;c to 351: ’
JAPANESE MATTINGS. . . . .‘.’. ....... 1 .......... 25c to 601:
FIBRE MATTINGS .......... '. .~ .............. 35c and 391:

 
 
 
 

- WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR NEW LINE

Log Cabin Rugs

In all sizes, from Mats to full-sized Carpets
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