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S . - t C. t , 116 Lives Said to Have Been Lost “a; train bearingPrgsgdent “11°F?“ The Question Hinges on Nature
ee you ge ar er S, . . . an party arrived in , icIago a. e an , - ~ . . ' I _ I :_ .
- in the Disaster. “may eveh‘hg- The Pres‘deht left the of Marchand’s Report. k A wonderful cleanser. for all
train at Thirty—ninth street and went .
\ household wor . _
When you Wash the Bahy
use the cake of White GlyééfFHe
Tbilet Soap found in each pack;
age of Iverine. The fame of'Wils
at once to the home of Lafayette Mc-
BODIES-.WASEED I‘ASHORE Williams, where Mrs. McKinley await- ENGLAND CANNOT RECEDE
Ask for Carters,
I V I D ' '
Insist and. dcmann ed him .
c t ’ . ‘ One of the most interesting incidents
.. n I 9' A Dispatch from the Scam». of the Catas- of the entire trip occurred at Terre Marquis of s: l" b "I R WM] En .
. Ills . . . I .a is ury .lfi. ece , g
Lllue Liver Haute, after his drive around the Cit}, lands Unanimous Support and it Wat
tropha Says 161 Pei-unis Were Aboard
. which gave the president an opportu-
the Mob a'IILt 0 l' 4" Wr: _ , _
egan an 1 ‘ n I ‘0 e ‘ nity to see the Terre Haute street fair
l- to Be Avertcd France Must Evacuate
so The only perfech . Saved. Only Eleven Passengers Said to now in progress. Fa'shoda. I. 1.- , Ch , C I f .
. Liver Pl”. Have Been Saved. . He ascended Ia platform year the Un- London. Oct. 7.——The situation aris- thl'a‘A‘sT jam/mg; ”gaps guarahtees "‘i .I.
Take [10 Other London, Oct. 17.——The total number '0” depot arm m arm W‘th the venera-I ing out of the question between Great . ‘ I. . ls . 01“ “Gap Pure) delicate, 33,? V
_ " . of lives 'lost by the sinking of the We Rlehal‘d W- “101311350“. eh-Seerete” Britain and France as to the right or soothing, and healing—It ls peculiarfy dCIiO‘htful for keeping the 1'
Even If steamer Mohegan of the Atlantic 0f the navy. The S‘ght 0f the veteran occupying Fashoda is extremely grave. "k. ft h't d t‘ Y . ° ,~ ‘
. . Transport Company will reach 116. statesm h_ 0“ the arm 0f the pres1dent Everything hinges on the nature of the " in SO ’ W l e’ an smoo ‘1._ 0‘1 pay for Ivonne; .We glve
SOhClted to d0 80- There were'161 souls on: board of the 0f the _ mted States “he the 5'5““ for report of Major Marohand. ‘the French you the soap. , - The I. B.-wuliamsCo. GlastoIlb Ci. ' , .3.
Be re Of imitation“ vessel when she struck the rocks. ln uproarlous and long COht‘hued fipplalhflse commander at Fashoda. which is now II . I . . _ I . ' . . ' “‘7: I . II
' an b . this city it is stated the officers and gfignggilvinthggggzgd thgeogrgsidehxt- on its Way to Paris from Khartoum, . ' . ' - . - .. ~ . .II I.
T r crew of the Moheflan numbered 96 ill— , ‘ ‘ ’ owing to the courtesy of the British .' ‘ ‘ ‘ "r
'0f Sa‘ne COIOI‘ V‘ rappe" stead of 115, as wzfs first reported. ancl' who made a bnef speech. governmentIin permitting one Of Mar- . . » ‘ .. O 1““ l'
RED. of these 33 are known to have been .1“ Paris, Ill.,'five thousand ”901319 chand’s officers to use the British lines - . ' ._ ~ ' '
’ rescued. It is probable that the list of “Stehed to the preSldent. H‘s remarks of communication. ' ' ' ‘ ' » ' -- - V “=1
dead will be increased, as some of those were very bnef but were received W‘th The evacuation of Fashoda by the . ' , ' . ' _ 1 , ' j , ‘ ' ' - ‘ V ‘ ,
who were saved are in a serious condi- much enthusiasm. . _ French must. however, take place if I ' "' " I "" ' ' " ' i _, I ' ‘ ' 1 . ‘_ ;,
tion from exhaustion and the injuries The citizens 0f Arcola made 93990131 war between Great Britainand France " ;
they sustained from their battle with preparations for the reception ”f the is to be avoided. .as the Marquis of ~
. . waves and rocks. ‘ president. Irom the rear platform Of his Salisbury has nailed his coldrs to the‘
"1 4—“- a From the best «evidenceiobtainable at car he stepped over a *carpeted has- moist and cannot recede'from the 905' . ~ . , . -‘ - - ,» 4 ~ ‘ h
0' EA. WIlson’ St. Keverine it appears that the ,Mo- sageway to a stand decorated With siti‘on he has taken DD. and in Which : : .I ‘ - 7 I II
, . hegan foundered five minutes after she flowers and covered Whh American he has received the una’nimo’hs SUPPOX‘f I V ' ‘ ' ' , ”R ‘
‘ I . struck the rocks. She was going at flags.I _ . of the country; " ' ' ‘ . v -,
-GENEBAL .. _ INQUBANUE full speed, struck twice, stopped and At; the conclusion M ‘h‘5 shpphh th" The‘ clear, strong speeches 0f the .
a L rapidly Settled in the water. As the preSldent called for thhee cheers _f‘h' Liberal leaders, Lord Rosebery and '1')
_ captain and executive officers of the the army and navy, “’hmh we” g‘veh Herbert Henry Aisquith, coming at this - ’ .C;.,
" ' steamer went down with her it has “nth a Wih' _ critical moment, were very imllbl‘tallf.. ~ ' i ' . ' “‘7’!
Real Estate and Invest,- been impossible, thus far, to ascertain Then the president "55”.“: "Three in that they demonstrated to the 'world' . ‘ .. - -
. Cheers for the 0m flag! that the Liberal party is solidly with \ . .‘ ..II . ..
how she got out of her course, as Fal—
o 0 met“: Agent, 0 o . mouth .light and the coast were visi—
ble.
Room 3 GAZE'FTE BUILDING' Dinner was ready and Captain Grif- Egioingfpomed: “Dewey made them. The Speaker ,the organ ofthe Liberal I ' l 'h h | M . ' O
fiths was about to proceed to the saloon ‘ party, this week refers plainly to the A WISG man_ Keeps
The response was tremendous. 0h? the government‘in the 'standithéhlatter . , . . , . i 1
old man near the platform waved his has taken in the' Soudan question. ' - ' . ._. '3’ ".74"-
NORWALK - - - CONN — . . ..
’ . when a sudden crash made it apparent The DI‘BSldeII'it smiled at Ems remark impossibility of relinquishing the Brit-
and nodded his head as lf in approval . . . .,
.. isll claims and pomts out that if it
MONEY TO LOAN ' that the steamer had gone ashore. The of the sentiment _
$i§‘§&3v1?£:if§eiie¥:’;§.°i.332;iii? Enormous m Fm it: ‘i.i*:l:°.;;::.r:l:‘z.f2: l . ' H , . I . , - - .
_ bridge doing all that lay in‘ his power 3:3,; figfgéhgesigfiflt,‘ 13th afahecam‘: Great Britain's place in the world. plus . 15 one nsured »_
as a brave man to lessen the disas- p °. ‘ ' a er ,p L?" " her undoubted rights. The Speaker ' ' ‘ ' " . _
I; ter . former reSIdence of Abraham Lincoln. adds‘ . I . . i l
Recentlm rovement in Iheconstructionolour G _ - . IfurmShed the lefl‘geSt assemblage 0f .. ' , . ,4 _ I I ~ g ' 1;... -
upright and I{grand ianos render'themabsolutely 'thA' k :1 5313111", “51:11 W:: guisong, the day. They listened solemnly and. , If we Iabandoned m" ”hm"; Phg ' ' alnst Ire :,,- '- , ,
unequalled. end or new descrlph'e catalogue hes: h ,‘V , 0 a e e[ S e . tells with bared heads while President 310- hehmeh “0“1‘1 "0' “my lose thefeSpeCt _ . I I _ :«:
with prices and terms. 15 ome is in regon. n conversa ion Kinley spoke feeling words in eulogy of others, but would lose their own . , , gI, -‘
‘ ' self-respect. and nglish statesmanshlp ‘.
ciated Press, Mr. Smith said that he Another striking incident at Spring-
‘ . . with the representative of the Asso- of Lincoln. ' ‘ , "
' would‘be dragged in the mire." 1' » . -' _ .
ORGANS saw the “imam on therridge giving field was the presence on the platform These emphatic declarations of tho . I .. ’; -. ,. - .
orders" Whmh were earned out as far of eneral John A. McClernand, who is nslisll Dress and public men have 31- THE BEST BUMPAN ES REPB ' -' E TFI]
. ‘ For fifty years the Standard olthe World, New ,
siylesolparlorand church or an: lust introduced. as pos51ble. AS the Ship sank the cap- ninety years old and a hem 01 tw” ready had a. certain influence across
Also large assortment olsllg lly used planes and tain. ran along the side and sprang wars ' the channel and the inspired st at e_
organs. overboard The vessel lurched and the ' . . J , . b l'ttl t1 ,
NINSTALMENTS Rented and Exchall ed. ' ' . ' General McClernand rode in the car. ments 01 the. Flt-nth Dress 91 . 8 li-
SOLD 0 .3 9 passengers all seemed to be thrown ln— riage with Secretary Bliss and leaned importance of Fashoda and shift the . .3" «. I , I
» ground to an undefined claim upon the 1 - . ,_ e= It:
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‘y x a @fi tso the water at the same home“ MI' on his arm throughout the exercises. I - - I
’ ' , K...- .- -. WA. - -. mléh, who lia 5:11.325 sw1mmeé‘, man— General John M. Palmer was also a province 0f Bahr-el-Gllazal and 31 DOI’[ ' ‘ ~ .1 . =.
W age to get t rouo e mass 0 people Of the receiVing party art: on the Nile. ' W H B Y I N G T GEN, 3" K ‘
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f ” . . . member
" 3 and BWEST 18th STREET' NEW YORK. 1n the water and succeeded m, evading Springfield. . The moderate thinking section of the ,
’ . several who tried to clutch him as he “Corn Carnival" was in full swing at French press is earnestly urging 51 ‘
W FERNALD passed them. Decatur when the party arrived, and peaceful arrangement of the affair.
o 3 He sayshe swam for three hours and here Senator Shelby M. Cullom and These papers candidly admit that ' I ‘ ,5 L o ' '
. . a 3:“ before he ”3011:: the shore. Governor and Mrs. John R. Tanner France is no match for Great Britain in . . ‘ ’ . , '.
I , e survivors, wi out exception. joined the train. the event of war. , , ‘ ‘ . ,
Practlcal Speak in the highest terms of the de- Speeches were made here by the There has been a great don] of talk “”0" I. E‘ZETTE Blulnlfla’ - . - . 'BnW‘L.’ can"
Who“, hehelsm and ceelhess dishlayed president, Secretaries Gage. Wilson and here about the possibility of war with . .. ,.
, u by the officers and crew (If the ship, Bliss, Senator Cullom andIGovernor France, and Various preparations upon . ‘ . ~-
BOOka nde and. aware that ah were "‘Stahhy at Tanner. all arousing great enthusiasm the part of the Britishgovernment are ‘ ‘ ,. _ II . I . I _ . .
'1' the” posts when It was known that among the people. . . reported to have been made. ' " ' . '=’ 7'”...
. she had struck. The perilous position ______._._______ F stance it was announced that , , ~
of the ship was noticed on shore, and , ' . . n , ‘ ', . . _
Books called for and Deliv- a warning rocket was sent up, but it ON THE EMOND galfidégbs 52:21:11]alv?:tgg?1?t“l,3agmgi_
el'ed was too late then to avoid the catastro- Final League Games of the Season Played pared to tum out a thousand magazine ' a.
. phe which occurred so suddenly that on Saturday. . . 0 rifles weekly.
. Postal Orders Promptly 'at- there wainot suhelem “me to get out At Brooklyn: The significance of this will be ap-
' ' tended to a". the hfe saying apparatus 0f the Brooklyn.... 2 1 1 0 9 4 0 1 3‘12 preciated when it. is pointed out that -..
r ' ship. . Philadelphia 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 2" S the British government works are alOnc ‘
32 FRANKLIN STREET. ‘ The terror of the scene was lnde- Batteries, Smith and Howell; Mur- capable of turning out four thousand ,
. scribable; men Jumped overboard in an phy and Dugglesby. ’ magazine rifles weekly,
SOUTH NORWALK agony of despair and the women pas-i At New York: ’ _ ______ , I
sengers huddled together and refused Washington.-.... 0 o 4 o o o 0 o 0 o 0-- 4 , SILVER TICKET SHUT OUT- ‘ at}
7 . . to leave the deck. The officers remain- New York ...... 0 0 1 1 2 Q 0 o o o 1.. 5 ,
Orders fer Bookbinding can be left ed on the bridge to the last and many Batteries, Farrell and Weyhing; Lat- Owing to a Defect in the pmpnmfion it
at. the GAZETTE OFFICE. iDStances Of sacrlfice are reporded' ”Her and Mcekin. Loses aPlace on the Official Ballot.
Members Of the creware 'known to. At Baltimore: - Albany, N. Y., Oct. 17.—<The state «I,
have StOOd by and watched the boats Baltimore... 1 0 0 1 0 3 2 1 0" 3 ticket of the Chicago Platform Democ— '
PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE launched and put am when it was ap- BOStOh------ 0 0 2 0 2 5 0 1 0"10 racy. Will not ’go 0:1 the official ballot.
i .17.: -. parent .that these were the only means Batteries, Kitson and Heydon; NiCh‘ The artificate placing this independent _ »
. .11ij by which their own lives could be 015’ Klobedanz and Bergen. ticket in the field was received by the I. I- '1
STBIGTLY PunE! saXeIiifeboat ulth a load of forty per 5 LAt Lfiriswgezo 1 0 o 2 '0 0 o 5 secretary or State on Friday night’ and
. _ _ '-'~"‘-i~'~. , l . - ouisvi e... —‘- '. ' ‘ . - i e
Stores and famllles supplied. sLowest sons on its way to theshore, passed Cleveland... 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0* 4 gargthfihifeg“ghgrfrhysmri‘:(Eng: :g_ I .I
‘ rates. - i ’ 7' ' h‘eny who were battling to}. their lives Batteries Magee and Kittridge; Bate-s ster county petition defective. and he
I ELLS & 60., I I, North Ave. m the water whom It was impossible to and Shreck. ' soadvised the committee that brought ,. .
Norwalk'l‘ ' save. _ The two final ball games of the sea-I' the same to him and gave them such ‘ , . _ . .
. u The villagers, headed by the vicar son to have been played at- Pittsburg "opportunity as was 19ft to have the II 5 . . I.
w . . . and coast guard, stood on the shore between Chicago and Pittsburg,- werea defect corrected. I ‘-‘ "
EWYOBK.NEWHAV.ENaHARTFOlil) and cheered the shoot. When the life- called off on account of cold weather. The last hour for filing the certificate
BAI éNQBZAWDiOBKDIVISION. 4' boat. entered the little cove the fish- - Standing of the Clubs. under the law expired at midnight F11- I
JIJNE 12 1898 ermeIn waded into the sea to help drag The following table shows the way day night and the Ulster county petl— WW
. . .. "‘ the httle ones up on the beach and ten- In which the clubs finished: ' tinn was not ~returned corrected by I... —""m‘-—~——-—~-——'—r—,— r; . ~ ,
Trams leave South Norwalk asfollows. derly carried the exhausted survivors Club Won. Lost. PC. that time nor has anything been heard I . . -I :I_ , , I
FOR NEW YORK — Accommodation to their homes, which had already been Boston . 102 47 6853 of it, so Secretary of State Palmer has , ’ Q, if
trains at 9.36 11:40 a. m., 1.11, 3.04, 4.07, prepared for their reception. The vicar Baltimore” .. .. 96 53 .632 ruled that inasmuch as} the Ulster . , . :f‘: , : v; I .I _ .:
5'33’6'41=8'11’10'201" m' ExPreSS trains attended the injured' . . Cincinnati :13: ........ 92 60 :601 county petition was defective and was - *
at. 4.55, 5.45, 6.15, (local), 6.55, (local), The lifeboat was again launched and Chicago .. .. 85 65 .567 not corrected and filed before midnight ' ~ -
girl)? (180%),115:5(lhfalhlh'm’903(3021) Wt 01“ on its omward‘ journey, piek‘ Cleveland 81 as: .5-il the whole certificate as defective, and ' I - I I o I 1" ‘ '
. ’, . . , . , 003. a. m. . ing up three survivors. The trip to the 131-1 d 1 h" 78 "1 .’2;‘. its nominees cannot go on the official Th S f 1 M h t ' ' < N vi
. . e. .. , ., 6 1100983 u are an s. in or
2.25, 5.10 5.55, 7.03 p. m. For Washing. wreck was fruitless, So far as taking New York 77 7?. . .513 ballot. .
' “018‘ ha Eagle}: River 1353 a' 13.0(daily) anyone from the “week was concerned» Pittsburg 72 76 .439. Secretary of State Palmer has post- ,.
UNDAY _ ccommo ah” ' 5&1“- '0‘“ on its way haek t0 the Shore Six- Louisville 70 81 .464 poned the hearing on the protest 0 0 ‘
5.35, (local), 7.20, (loca1)10.10 p. m. EX teen other survivors were taken from Brooklyn IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 54 91 .372 against the legality of the Citizens' waJlk all advertlse In The GAZETTE -
press 4'55! 0'45 .3" m. the water. This was just bEfOI‘e' day Washington _, _, 51 101 .336 Union state ticket from Monday after— . . - , s, I
AFOR NEnghAVfN.AND tTIhEZSEAgfl-g break sc Louis ............... 39 111 .260 noon to Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. . . . ,
ccommo 3. ion rams a . . , . , Names of Those Saved. ___.—_— ‘ b t k 0 th '- t h I th ‘
gig a151(]2%1.'%228§ m&,2§.12: 2542’. (t0 Bp’h,) t is now known that JOhn Hylep. M’ajor Seaman Back from Washington Miss “0"” Wins. 6031189 1 eepu em In 0110 I W1 -" I
t - a - i - i - (50 B P”): 9-15 the official measurer of the New York New York, Oct. 17.—Major Louis Liv-' New York, Oct. 17.—Miss Beatrix . .. ,
L205 9-11, 10-12, 11-08 a" m': 12-02: 3.05 the saved Others saved are F R Pem-
. 5.04 New atuck Ex re . ' : . . ' ' . First volunteer engineer regiment», ar- Club, I I
, p. m:( g p SS) 70a, 9 05, 13$: 020:? $1: aeglaifioré‘grfig 32:: rived here from Washington Saturday champlIOl} womanbgmfehtmt the tourna-
“ SUNDAYS—Accommodation 7.42, 9.12' Noble, of’Baltihloreu-W. J. 'Bloominq— and called at the Army bUildiIng- . _ men? “hmh “SIS thlilsgle 1c; :1: suggffii: .
a. m. and 7.15 p. 111. Express 1.11 and dale Richard Kelley A C L Smith Major Seaman declined tOIdlscuSS his ful Issue .011 e y , I
’ ’ ' ' ' ’ experience before the war investigat- day. . .
. and 11.15 p. 111. Express trains at. 1.11 Yacht Club, a passenger, was among ingston Seaman, chief surgeon of the Hoyt, 36:1;er 83:12:33: hIeIrilltsItISo; thd entire DurChalSing community.
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1.20am. S Wood and Miss Roudebush 'Tll '
‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘9 - - - . fina round of the contest - ~
’ C. T. HEMPSTEAD Gen. Pass.A eut. 5,1 t T K. ., ing commisswn at Washington, 39. In the . I I I . . . _ _ _ . .
9 g Xheesatroed . W. mg was also amons garding’ his future plans he said that which determined this years champl- . I New Direct Fast ,Llne IIIIII , . .
. ' . ' he had lost‘ forty pounds while serving 0nSth~ MISS Hoyt met and defeated . « . , .
. II . I“ , I The followng officers of the steamer in Porto Rico and if he could recruit Miss Maude K'. Wetmore of.Newport, I . . - . . . I
'_' ';I*.iI .. , .2, ~. . , i, . »_ have been saved: JVictor Lawrings, his strength hy a short stay‘here, he. R. 1., by a score of five up and three -—_—-BETWEEN—-:=fi—.- I - II P ,
"1 '-" - ' .", ,. .3 -' ‘» III-:FIerguson, and Dr. Trevor and Mrs. would do so, if no other orders came. “ t0 plaY-I . . . I ‘ "vi-m. " I 7173'" ,' ~. I
": v. - .~ { 1' .' " _ - } «PiggOtt’ the stewardess. ' He said that he did not intend return- Thls ‘5 her ith‘rd successwe Victory ' - g? ' . .» .g' . .
. " .. The body of R. AI. Baxter, one of the ing to Washington, but that he might in such a tournament. She won the - -; . . .1. _ .
”weir tire requirements q/ewry dress-makeer- passengers, has been recovered. do SO first contest at Morristown, N. J,, in - I I _ I I I I; '. "II ”"51. II '
_ frsszanal or amateur. 1!: experts are court/1x147 .___'___—_——’_ ' ' 1896 and repeated her victory last year '. 5 I f ' h "w I
at war/c procurmg the/215121071: (which it fiuélis/zz: .. 5 ’ , ,, M - W"th lb 11 ._ ' ' ’_ , , ’ " '* -'-‘ '-
weekly. A valuablefeawreaftlze BAZAR z'xz'z‘: Ilcgent for Germany. The Brooklyn Injuries. at MahCh‘ Stem}; ass' 1 ' e C am , I ' ' . ~ .. a . ,
g B "it, 0 t. ‘.— ,. . . . , _. .. pionshlp guest e 0x~CUp. _ f . . _ - ~
CUT PAPER PA] IERNS depthlrltulre fir tlhe gflhirhlas 21:33:31; \Vashlngton, OCt' 17'—A speflallnaycl ‘ — ‘ ~ 1 ’ ' . '
Ear/LI issue contains, among its fit/l variety q/ discussion as to the advisability of the bohrd appomted t0 inVBfStlial. e ti; re: Indiunas Narrow Escape. 3881113.}? I assenger SGI‘VIGB I'
fits/“WIS.fweammfor whicfifutzfiaflrflflflmu establishment of a regency p rs necessaly to the mo yn, ml- New York, Oct.'17.-There was con- ~ . ‘ - ' ,- ‘
11*cfurnts/zed, and zfyou 9201le to wear rig/[13]; ‘ _ . ,. b“ ' . I . u {a Schley’s flag-5111p, because of dam- . . .. . . , ~ .
4 The Frelsmnlge. Zeltung says. In a sustained in the battle which de‘- Slderable exc1tement Saturday after . I _ 51;.
UTILITY SKIRTS such cases, where the emperor and king‘ ages d Cervera’s fleet finds that thy noon in the navy yard, when, after a ' , —BETWEEN ~ :
S roye 1 ’ “ few preliminary cracks and groans, a » ' ~' ' I-
win WASH KI .. I:- of Prussia leaves the country for any . . . . .
. 5 RTS, SHIRT WAI TS Drlhmpal ingury to the Brooklyn was. section of the seawall at which the
. - length of time, as in the present in- - ‘ fl . ' V I
I TAILOR=MADE GOWN‘S . I stance, a duly empowered person ought caused girtfiledfghtrgé“: shginiflplschselolh Indiana was tied 11p collopse'd, and slid , ' I ' .. h . - h I - ' I . -
tiff/film” sec/ding?!” andflm’ty Journey?» in the meanwhile to seize the reins of on e . _ k t k ’ into the channel, some or the big stones . _ _ , . ‘ .5
will find IU/mt you want In t/ze page: of the government :1 , shot holes in three sma e s ac s and oina under the battleship just mis— . 1 :‘ . . , II
BAZAR. Cutpapcr patterns are fitmzli/zed a: . . two escape pipes; shot hole through g. ‘-’ - - ’ ' j . - l ‘- 3 ; "
The Frelsmnlge Zeltung proposes . . - - t h Sing striking her. , - . ‘- ~' ’
hammoc“ hemhg’ ”hum 0 t 6 after The big battlship, which was tied up , -- . . , , I
- *i:.'» h
6 255' PER PATTERN ' that the case be brought before- the engine room ventilator by six-inch pro- . ~
WAIST SLEEVE or SKIRT ReiChStag' - jectile" three one-pounder shot holes at the wah’ was apparently “hmjured' . " ,— ' -
’ ’ ‘ Some of the leading p'apers support . ’ . - _ but there was lively hustling finding -- D I ~ E I ‘- Y
COMIPLETlIE GOWN 75c. " the regency proposition, while .several 3(1)] (:9 istctligglrgnd one SIX pounder ShOt new places for lines, as the break .hadII ". .. “ring. 13'!er ear-
ZZZ gags/gusting ind/712171;, ”lumbcrqft/ze patlem of the Conservative papers scout this " ' __ ' weakened the posts to which the' cables ‘ ' I . i ' » '
, Ia m ww If!" some waist,ar skirt ' , The constitution of the em 'r i of the ship had been strung. ‘ . ,1 . , ' . . .
”d e 1 fl 1! I ’. . ’ V18“. . D1 L . . . ,
a 72: 05mg 1: amazm as s/ecz/icd allow, we does not appear tQ prOVlde for a re- MaJor Gordon ill a Hospital OUTWARDSI _ .‘PREPAIDSo
wi/Zsendytm t/le flatter/1. If yon are not familiar
1011/: HA RPER’S BAZA R, we will semi you a gency. *
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Washington, D. C., Oct. 17.—Major . Mu“ pay Bankers Tax. ‘ I . ,
Frank Gordon, late of the Third United New York, Oct. 17.——Commissioner of To Naples $18
From- Mp1 sr. , ,
Address HARPER kflROTIIERS, Panishcrs, N. ‘1'. (liar
TRIAL SUB° 250. 1:0ij WEEKS ' Powder for Manna States vcgunteers fGCEInmuheh)’ son 0: Internal Revenue N. .B. Scott has de- ~ “ Genet: 18 "“ Genoa . I7
a”Wtwet’eriufimrecezflm/wmm... .. Santa Cruz, Cal., Oct. 17.——Five car- Genera! “do“? 1 i eegeflihes bee-11 cided that, inasmuch as the American “ 'M i _ . I, , .. . , “ M” . . . I . .I 1
V“ ' loads of brown powder have been Shill— plficedsilgfgfigésplffomhfgvlgrleyhgi 11‘1” Sugar Refining Company. makes loans - e55 ”8 20 ' , . ~- . , essIlnaI.m '. . ~ I
" ' 1° 03"“ “0°" ‘ Sub. $4 00 or oh 0 Manila from the owder works “’1 e, . . .’ » 1 e 0n collateral, it must pay the special - ‘5 5 ' ' " 'O ' ' - ' ' ' l “ ' . - ' W
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