1\
- 2 TIlE OMAHA DAiLY .1i.EI1 . I111iiT1SIAY - NOYEMflIR It. 1S9. ) ; \
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ehie II rewllrIl 10 .uro I1nd10 great tar honest
on.1 . conscientious work 1 So Kraterlll ( am I
to my country that I would .1eu * myselr a
hue traitor It I did not labDr tn IIIllke her
free IIb'rll 1nttulon ! permannt ( Pro-
10ne.1 . aPlllause ) ) . I'"or that PIJllose geol
cItIzenshIp I I nNMIeI . . Honest ant honorable
JII' IIIUlt decide lY country'deliny. . Tbll
I have taken to b ! my duty an,1 , IY tnIon ! ! .
to labor for the republIc all , It' Instlllons
enl good ! . honest ! , loyal , dllnlerelt d cHlten-
1lp. ( Applau& ) . Thil In my duty 11 1
131 and a mlnleter nr Christ.
. Inr
aOl / AD GOOD CTIZI [ S.
"The Chrlslan religion nal'.e ) . or patrlo'-
Ism a eaered vlrtlle. 000,1 , cttizerihp ! Is l
Klrlely ordered by the relIgIon or Cbrlst He
I' not a disciple or the Master. lot a .tsclple
or the Chrllan church who I l not the advo-
vate con"t:1t : and arnct . or good , citizen-
Full ) . ( live the c.mntry whet heIDn " to It.
( to Its ar.\lt with an .ye slnKI ) ' to the
tleret 01 the ollntry. Let [ thee who wa'ch
over It he Inelrell , by heuvrl and , mallp re- .
' aponslbl t the Great Julge , cr all men.
There are 111 who claim to be' Chrlstals
' ito are bat men. who violate the laws. vtio .
hruh intemperance or from "lhti rlusesla
.Irle to tint very cItadel ' ) or the country , hit
they are Chrlslans only In ninto and ) dls-
grico th religion that they Ilroress. Give
1M trite C2itIttan . with true Christan cout
icIonce. alI ) I will guarantee you good. ,
Inya I. trutsortiiy ! cltizrnt'hip. Wi hoU ro.
Illon PerItletInK , the land. gnoil ) citizenshIp
: s f ; not an easy teatter. Ontshle or conscience
whit Is there to compel It but Interest ?
SeJ.lnterest Is ' mctmes strn when the
Individual I to Profit and . the sUIte to tuf-
fcr. ( AI.plaISe . ) . I Is vchl . theu. that cler-
ymen. whrevor they are In whatever 1111.
1ls. , raipe their VOICES In favor or country
_ and good elzenshlp.
"Tho country needs the help of religion.
In AI rica there Is no luch thIng as unon !
. htwcen the stlte RII ( church organlzitlotts.
The country glvei : liberty to the church or-
alizarons ( as to IUlvluals. ( ) anti , ) the church
oranlzaton [ mUEt he satsnet with that
IIbort } . IApplal ! . ) What more do they
, want than In opportunIty to how what 1t I ! In
) them ? I lh- yare or God they have divine
energy arid , need no help frol the swor,1 , of
cner/y
Nate. ( App13ue. ) All they nell Is a fall I
lelll nn' ' ) freedom. There I l no dan er or a
conflict between church and stHe. Their
, /phees are entlrely.thtffcrent. The ltate has
charge .o ( our temporal welfaro. and In Iti'y
own spbere the fate II i 2upreme. Th J church
has charge : of the morals ant faith of the
people and In that ppherc the state phollt not
Intrude Itl lr The church and ,
state are two plau ts. each In its
orbit ' Iuttcllonc and
I own pprrormlng ls own lunctons
: , leurln ! light anti ) warmth to the other. He-
Iglon needs the ( state. for religion must
live. The state needs religion . the sweet
fragrance that comes frem th ! skies to
strengthen conscience to demand mercy to-
wu'd the 6ufrerln and to exact nbodlcnce to
constItuted , authorIty. ( Apphus' ) Be true
! Americans. Bo Ilroud or 10 tIle so luch .S
1 or the title 'I [ am an American cttlzen. ' Be
obelent , to law maintain society all at all
tme1 make private Interests suh ervlelt to
the commol\eal
MUCh COMMON GHOUND.
"We lay ( lifTer In fme points , but we
/houhl lot differ 11 our interest and our
duty to our countr ) ' . I 11 American citizen
does not love the stars and strips with all
. the power or his soul he should Ipave this
r I country. ( Atutlailse. ) I he does love It let
: UI , demand Ito other test of ale illce. Be-
r1nso or this liberty Is the strongest hope
' . that thn rrpnblc will endure. Tll AI rlc.1
, , unllerstanlls his rights 3 II1'1 .Iemanll .
thQ ! Ito undcrstands the rhls ; or others
and will grant them. The beauty or this
i gathering to 10 Is that citizens of all
clas9s and all religious t.elrf . : nr"
hart , to welcome an archbishop of
I ' ! the Catholr church. ( ApIlatI. ) . . ) Where
i hut In AmelcJ 101111 such a gathering bn
possIble ? I would he callous . indeeti H I
" , did not rejoice and feel mor deeply than
ever the ( pr'le e or living In Amerla and
Iteing an American citizen. ( Applals . )
There are many Points on which we van al
aJre . We can come together to bllhi lP
citleB . to help lift 1 ( humanity to extend aid
tl the suffering anti comfort lo the IlseOISO
late. lie II an enemy or America all ohlv-
. 10U' ' or what Americanism means who would
array cltlz'n agilnst citizen. ( Apl.lauso. . )
)
I t us b h ; united In prooperl ) ' all In au- .
yersiiy. nod Gad grant that ths ! unIon may
r plause. grow stronger ) they by ra ) . . . ( Prololgell a.
: WIAT TiE CIUUCH HAS IONR.
When the applause that followed the COl'
l elusion nf the archblshop's address had snb-
Rltell the toat'tmaster Introtuerd lIon. J.
! \Voolworthu . who was to respol\ ) to the :
toast "The Contributions or the C.tholr
Chlrch lo thJ Civilization of the Present
Uay. Chancellor Woolworth said , that wl1t-
over . the Catholic church might have clone for
civilization cf the pat , there was not a heart
Ilreaent that did not heat wih gratitude ,
that the church hal given to the cI'Ilizitlon
! c\'lzatiol
or this day the sl'lendld contrlbu.
lon or Archbishop Irelunl. , The ref.
crenc evoked a round or Ipplaus ? ,
Chancellor Woolworth saId that the con- :
trolling InfnEnce or the pag31 religion was t I
cruely , and that of the religIon or the t
Iresent , tlay was henovolence This tln -
1 rormaloa or human molvo a 111 i humal
, society was' the work of the Christian reo
hlgtott.Vtten learning had olmol clEII ell
i I It was given elicitor In the monal'terlls. :111 ;
. fhrlstan suffering and Christan experlenc s u
haul rurnl"het the subjects for the toaster
II"ces of arl In later years the cause of r
t mperance had found Ltt' warmest nHI 10pt
dfeclvo workers In eminent preiltc of the
Ctholc church. Cardinal Manning ! ant Mgr . .
Nugent. who did ant II doing for the caulse p
In Rurope I what Archblshot Ireland vat pt t
doing for It In America.
I In \ 'Ieof Ilblc thlssonslons locally Chan-
cellar Woolworth called attentIon to the fact
that the Irst Icon of relIgious tolerance i ,
In hula country war taught by lard Culvert
who waE a Cailuolic . all whose erorts re-
I suIted In the ( placing or religIous lIberty In th {
lawe or Mesiachut"tts. "I I wish , when some
I or our fellow ciizens VeX themselves , " sahl L
I I the speaker "with loud iclalm agaInst this
form or worship , the ) woull remember that
I they have the great hlrs5ln or r\ lous t
toleratton . ant I care to them from the
I hr nts of a papl-t" ( Allpbuse. ) The pcaler
, cosell \\lh a trllJute to the work that the
Catholic church Is dote / In the t ehlc3lon
r of Its chltr.m In lesfns of religion and L
I PtrIotisnt.
patrlolsm.G'frgy'S ' I'ltRDIC.MRNT.
" FtItIIhithiefore : ; \ . the I.aw" was thO toast
to whIch \ . 1" . Gurll ) ' arose . Iml np\laupe
tint < ! cho'r . to respond. : lr. Gurley rotund
ltiuuinelt. he said In an embarrassing II Mllon
on th program. lIe was .Iown to f'poak ' between -
tween a chancellor anti , a Ilort. I ho l- (
I temph-I to advance In one direction h > ran :
! against a stone wal or eruilltton. I he at-
i tempted to retl lt In the other he waM apt L
to he lubl0rget 11 a ho\er or stars. "Wo )
have met . he contluNl , "oat as Catholcs.
not as fectarluns. hut lS cItizens to do honor
to one great al an eccleslasl , but h"neath
whose robes as an eceeslast beats the heart L
ot a man. ( Apphluse. ) 11 seems fitting that L
\0 Ihoul meet thus to 11 cues queslonl or
II'lrlolsm. or good cltzrnshlp. or loyalty to
the ilg and or qU111) before the law. I hns
llen urgd as a reason why Catholic ciizens
. . should be allowed the prl\le/o or 11atclpat-
, lag In the functions or government that we
OWl them I boundless debt cf gratItude he-
- cause I Carrel shguicui the nrclar.ton or Inde-
' . Pondettee. A hart y sailed the setis . : Made t
fought at Oet2bnr ! and ( an Ireland marchol ,
; . ; to glory with tue 1\nncsotl trOOp. That
I glory for them. hut the rights : uf ( alholcs
. I to a Part In ! overmenl 1& not bued on
grutltule. I Is based on allen contract . :
as bacrcII U8 the record '
W 01 SInai God'l last
I . charter or rre dom , , the . \lerlcan constttu. '
ton. ( ( ( "I\lau e. ) : lr. Gurle IIUiOl1 consttu- wltl t
an appeal for more Instrn ton In IcnrlM or r
i l > trlotsm for the youth of the onntry.
I 1.uml1ATIO ( S 0" I S1'/tOh.
I Henry I ) . 1 8tahrok was the IPxt NIIklr ,
I the subject or his toast beIng " Otuaiia. " hit
! bald that four years ago . hI wee called npon
I , to t welcome to this city a : lollolht , assem-
blagp. anti , he hall rCipondl'd ti ( tha lash
i with right good wIll. "Tonltht a thistle .
: fnlhpll vIsItor : rlm another chnrr'l Ii with
its . and Omdha Is honored by h" hrest'tuee
\Vs welcome him right hoartl' . right icy .
ally :1\1 right-handedly. ( AtpljIUI . ) [
SI ) rlght-halllell. because . be I known
there * ale citizens or Omaha who are. In this
sense. Ipf.hll\led. anti again there arp
others \ ho Ire auuubldextrot.s. ( l.aughter. )
Huch del ) lo Catholcs the posues ' lan , or a.
tilotlant . anti would proscribe th'II from
- 11utcipatllg In the Irllrl or cur gcvern .
inent. IC\.lI.
"Is not the npl'oUH principle or the Catlto -
lie church IdentIcal wIth that .
le IJentcal or the Protest
silt church ! I.el me Illustrate
Ilt lhnrch I.t Iustrate what I menu
by an anl"Ilot told tee not Ionic ago There !
"ere to l\ors vlalllF In n 8tral i ( I ) ,
The enl was a devout Cuthltohhe. hip olhlr
ha" tuever before entered chuiyc' . '
nl\'er fntrrN 1 chmc' % The tint e .
was perfectly ramlar .lh till the rh' " s cr I
-
the ( 'atltohic church the other was seIzed
w ith. . awl as he hlhpl,1 , the magnificent anti
In iposing cereronles , After the ! Ilroceuloual
had passed . Pat turned to his Catholic rrlen,1 ,
a nti [ sM : ' 1 say Mike , this heala thp ulevll , '
' % 'eII . Ialy. ' relllJ ; the other , 'thdt's the
In tention. ' . atud .
Intenton. ( .auRhter ald \llplaue. )
"laNon I p. gerutietnen . for this ( dhres-
sl out. I 1m to peak on Ontehia , Its IlaRt ,
resent anti , ruture. But' l c3wn't do I"
d oru'teiterknow. Omaha I Pll111e. Ih
most other due " , has hall a Ila.t. [ might '
he cal ! the ! ellen age : It was when CharlIe
Unwn wa mayor. The IlresEnt migiut he :
telmr.l . the 1101 age Not herJns the tnaor- i
elrct Is In the harllware hISllh'S. hut h , .
C8U.O .teel Is emetIc or Iron. amuI everything
abont Omaha. at present. seems . 10 he steal
( Latighter . ) Iegardln the future I sin not
II a Ilodtlon to hl.eah. . I IURt look lt I
throuRh tars . so that It allpMr blurred .
81.1 . dnsk ) ' . The 'ause er thesl tours 19 the
rnrt that there vas a mllnlcJI\1 election In
this city about a wek ago and h ' aIde WeS
dereatel ! Thierefore I thlnl , that } 'ou will
aree \ Ith tee hat t the future of Omaha a.
It R/lptar / : In , lute. Is not a nlln ! tOllle for a
balllust .peerh.
" 1'luu ? other day OE I las wal.ll . ! along
thl' itt ret l I S311. throuh my teu ! . a elgo
a announe'n : 1 lecture i' the archbishop for
tl e b nent of orph9n I \ onlerell , whether
that tt"1 'orphan9' cl.1 not include lS who
had survived the recent pol cal catJtrolhe. ,
I am , " ' . ,1" , genlemen. because tnt defeat
was to a inrty inching a fight aglhnst a
fcret political organizton which his sprung
up I In our m119t That E-cr'l Iloller \\ulll
IHOScrlbE those who have chosen a rOrl1 or
wor"hliling God dlferpnt Irate that H'lectec
br themselves. I sar lo ) 01 % % such an or-
Ranlzaton II dangeromu' ( .
" [ turn now. and will for the next two :
y ears . occupy a seal on the mourners' bench '
to t which I have been assIgned , hy my friend . !
!
T hiurstcn. That bench Is \ain tell all over : ,
wih I red , ! whll I t al.1 . huh tie . wih only a tn II hit !
un nail fringe of black to remln.1 . me that I i
am a Joltc.11 ) mourner. I mour like Ita- ,
chel and refuse to be comCortecl " ( Ap- :
1)lause. i ) ) ,
[ UB.1CITY PIElmO I'S S.U'gOlAnD.
rI\Rrd , nosewater upxt responded to the
t east . "Tho l'ress. " " \Ir. Toastmaster 811
gentemen : Have . you ever tried to talk '
u alnst a brass band 7 Have you ever en-
< eavol'ed to sPeak agaInst a stereopticon ! 11
a Colselln : crowlec , whIt Ieople ? H so . thm
y I can aPllrecl.to m ) feelings tenlght I
f allow two or thc tenet brIlliant peakers
In I Omaha all In the west. "
After paying a trbuto to the honored guest
or the evenIng . the speaker declared that
thal Jublcly was the grzatcst saleguarul or
thp Amerian pwple. The editor who does
hil l ditty as he toes I-the preSR In his hanclR
Is i an Instrument of ble sln ! Mr. Iosewater
said thnt ho had be1 favored by high cl.r-
t'mpn rrom his ) 'oulh I ii p. I 1 I e tolc I Ito w . In
1859. 1 a bishop had carried him from a race
t rack and washlcl lutEs bleeding feel Pour
y ears ago Bishop Newlan or the : lethollst
chuch hac ! sent reI him anti rlqllestell him
to act as chairman or a commIttee which waste
to raise $2.000 for the entertainment or
Iethudlt.ts vlsltn ! this city. o tht
Imolnt $ r.OOO hall been cheerfully contrlh-
Itec b l ) ' Catholic citizens. Recently a
bishop unknuwn to him h\l : favored him
with a pamphlet emititied . "The Jesuit In
Amerlran vater. " PolitIcs : . % Reply to Ellwartlose"
water. speaker spoke or the recent movement
agalnat Ito secret politIcal organization In
Omnaha ant declared that that movment
was dereated outhy hr recourse to fruo , le I
cab ! It was the obligatIon of every 1.lor , to
clscharle his duty as he saw It. So fur lS
the dltes If an editor go thEY ale as leered
al the dnles . of any other office on earth. 1
\ lS the ditty of the AmerIcan editor to help
guide the Shill or Stte. and especially to
war the peolio nr.llnqt the great thatuger of
political corruption ancl bribery. Again al-
lu.lu . ! to the recent uhfeat , I of thc mo\'ement
for reforuui he said that the h'sJn still cc-
inahned ant that right must Inalr prevail.
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' " ' JI'In : 01" ' 'II I I X.'I'IOXnn.XIH' ( (
l'hugu.tu's 1'ruuuuuu * . . . . . .
Ih.I'A1 f. . ' 1'1..1 . . Ih.'mum.'MummtImug
' .
'hlrl
' , ! llf. .
WORCESTER . lass. , Nov. l-Tho
twenlr-nlnth annual berlon of the NatIonal
Grange opened In I0rlcnlural hal this
morning . with nearly all the delegates , repre-
sentng nearly thirty states , Iresent. ) The
10rnlu fsslon was hrler. At the arer-
noon sessIon NatIonal Muster J. II. Drlgham L
or Iehta. a. , read his annulI address , ant
Ailha Messer the natonal lecturer of
Itochester. Vt. . read the report of his omee .
At the ntornltug session letter '
morln a Inler was read
from Snsal It. Anthony prC'hlrnt or the
National Woman Suffrage association . urg.
hug the convention lo speak on the SUrrrO t
with no Inl'srtaln vohce and Ir possible to t
direct bleclal ( forl to Caloria next year . ,
where the constitutional Imel.lment . Is to he
voted upon. The legislative commltec reported .
ported IlrOreSI and a II'obahle conference
wih "Imlar cOlmltres or other bottles to. :
morrow or thin following day for the 11110' >
or considering tie tariff nut ! tIle mousy
u.uestIons. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
'tli'n's Chuul I ( 'omuet-ci.
Iroram or the Ien's club concert at St
Iary's Avenue Con regatonll church , Fri
they averting ember 15. 189 :
Homiletic Soluu-\\'hhh-O'-ihe-V'iuqu..Cherr ) '
e. e. CiaIll of nlrln < to . la.
'holIuu Solo-MIrehhie ' . . . .
- l'ouiccrt Ftuntaaic'
.uren'atu
F. 10ueHr of Klnsa , C'ltMo. .
Contralto Solo--'nvnttuuum. Nohht Signor ,
( ontrlo Solo--'avllna. : obl
from the Opera l.es liugnenotit. . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . OP"l . . . . . . . . I"s . . . . . . lulcnol9. . . . . . . . . . : h''llhler
: lr" . . \lle Ioulon lult I o Sioux . el ) . I.t
Piano Solo-\.uIge Irllantu.lolzkowsl'l
Can Ie lautl 1'cmuuuueh.
Soprano SoloOr la Still Outulu from the
011r I CUurtutuionio. . . . . . . 1ulcrcatiauitu
Mi'i I.llan ' 111) ' .
llarhtotuu 8010-- . _
( a-Afar ) hi the \0019..hlplllf
( bltocknIlyc ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
( c-1'hu ) Vow ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I.tar .
C. C. Clarl
SOllno SoIo-'nvntiuiut ( from the Opera
Robert I. . lIabhe. . Hoh"rt 'o ( Quo Jlime
: lls" ( 'tu Ru to \ a 11' Pt'nnoll.
VIolin olo-Fanalslt ( " .ipuhcc'tetuxieinp S
P' . BOIChll' .
Contralto Solo 'ht tleu'iluugatet'4. . Young
Soprno Solo- : tim" . I 11 l.
( ut-\Vlthuhn ) a tIhhr of gllhor , ! TI'n i
( b-8)'nno\l1 ) :111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kjtrulf )
( u'-l \.ol.llr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . ii istt't
( II-Thl ) Sliver ! n 1. . . . . Chamlnato 1:151'1
' '
MIss 'l'rr .
;
'orpllO'S ! SOI -Crnll. . . . . . . . . . . . . .117t
C. e. l'l [ k.
Thomas J. 1\clc ' . . AceonupatiIut. - :
, . 1. c. . \ . 1..2. " . Clu"
The class In Political economy . which Is
offered tItle year for tile first thee at the
evening Insttuto or the Young len's Chris-
tan arocIathon. wi hohl Its Irst meeting
on Thusd3) ' of this we11 Pror. lomer I' .
Lowle or the High school has consented to
conllcl ( th ! cln ! . The geuei'uul principles or
! Jrolucton. dlstrlhutol , exchalge anti ( coil-
snmpton1 be studied , . ant the views or the
\arlou& el'olomlc schools wil he discussed.
The chase work wil be largely In the rorm
of recitations . Inll every opportunity ) ' wi be
ofer.Hl for the free exchange or opinion. : Ir.
Lewis has m111e a specIalty of th suhJect
for the last twenty ) years has read widely
nn I In all the modern lallarcs 111d It Is
\rllb3bly saf'J to m ) ' that rio one In hue u cl ) '
Is batter qUJltr than ho to ( 'ontluct , a chase
of subjeet. thlulln t ! ieee in thlOIIIJr Intlmilort1nt i I
- D
1.11..1 ! I , . lo'r Uwu I' . . ) . .
: lps Ylrllnla H. Victor will not heave hel' '
hatch key on the back \orrh nn } mon' .
.
Miss Victor Is a Irhool teacher umni < 1 yuter-
tl } ' whm ( site went to rhool i'hu lIft hel'
lateh key 01 the \'ar I'ol'h of her real-
t An I'J ; Burch.tl ! ' reet. When she 11-
t urlet hl' diseovere'tl th.1 pole ni ! hall
entered the house' tint ! tnKeu ! timu hex
ell'I',1 hOlll' Ilcl tn\11 I tit ) tn
whlrh she kept her valualites.
fhl' ! hlr vlluallr9. Tlw tux con-
t111 < u 11acku/1 of muortgugeuu . 11.'cl. nh-
$1 ciii' us em tnt I nan t'a to'i' . I , - . .
.tllt. Int Inst'\I" " II.p rs. IU .1 \ .t rca mu t
for lie u't ruuoui t lu's sri I a ry Int ! SJ In i C 1\.lrrlt .
. tlt 'Ihe
lht.f wnl reported to the lulc stUtOl ,
- -
1\1 h',1 'llolhituumimul ' ( 'imhhel.
\Ino. 'I'e'x. . NOI' 1 . -A wonlln antI ,
1 b lulful , 'hl,1 w"n' foun.1 muuuriht'retl four
till lets ( ruin hue .rc htest Ili C . ' '
mll'l hlrl IIMt nlsh' 'he nutu rde rev
thl : morl 'g klt,1 , hlnh'lr. I I I. I l'ari t'tereth
lt hi" hotel n" c. / . Chlnler ali ( ) tln't .
limo ! Iwarl $ tj(1 ( tn hi. on hubs (111) ' . ' Il
'Ihl
woman . 11rl\'lousl ' 1111 IIi.a. 111'01. St I
Loumis. ' h , ' 011 111 hi' wu . goll ! 10 'iIotuie
1'1) ' 19 Mlpnlltlnrl'll or ihue railway 511011'S '
tiucre .My' 'Etl1 u.urruunuh' . tl ralwll } llHI the I
nuthorlh' -rice 11tgatn I ! . I
1.,112" J-I ; ) : t'4)uluIuisluml. : I
1111\I ! ' I.IHLNo \ ' . n- Thu b.tl.- I
9hlll Ildiana m IIS h""n .nllllt.t"ti &o fll' m mis I
thl t i tin 1 11'1' II' l , 'onc"IIII. fh. i . hi' I " lt t thl I
dock al Cramps ! n ! 1"'lly ' to tic tranteferreti
, trnflrl'III
to tht . Navy ItJ rtme"t. 1hl' Ind'la ! hi es- I
lelltl to " 0 Into comll $ hlh 1 l.eagmie b. !
:
an,1 envy pit next oveok. ( 'ouuitmiutudu'r
Jn.Il . ) II. I latus . . idle ha" 1"ln ordered to I
.
. 'Im1111 the \1. has b'rrm In Ihls cIty '
11mI worlC time hurr'lng uhong Ihe 1111 : ! ng.s of ,
F O1I I NO BG FOUR CO mINE
Rumor of ( Base Bal DeAl DOletl by
President Rench.
: J : : : : : \ VARD .I IS STILL : RESERVED I
' ,
N e'i % ' 'e'ui'k Cimil . Iei'Iiutt's , to let , ifl
Its 1111 ten time' I-'ti1liiiii-flns-
slip If I hue IIKllh' " ' h.'t-
IIA"h'rtl ) ' ,
NR\ I \ ' yon ) " . Nov. 13.-The first 11)S ae-
slon or the mlnates re\resNltnl the twelve
clubs com\rlslng the NatIonal I.egIIJ ani !
American AUJclJtol or I'rofeeehonal Hapo
Hal Citihu' Is over , and no revolutIonary moves I
h ave been tuuauhe . I'arhy lit the ' clay there I
were conflicting rumors as to hue rorluton I
or thus' "big fotur. . " Boston Ihlallelphal.
l 'Ittshuiurg ant Niv York were saul to have
combined to lallo thlng excec'"I/ly ' Inter-
Istu for the other eight cites re\reseltcil
In i the league' . and their object was the abehi-
ton t , or SUIHlay Illa'lng. A 1011 to this , It
was sold the quartet woul insist 01 the
Illolllon or the dOlhle 1IIIIIre system. I'res-
b lent Y. J. Urach or the Ihlallelphla club
dnled ! 10st emphatically that he or any
other one representl the Ihiadelllhia clh
had entered . into a com blue. mil that the
fi ritt l Intimaton ho had of such a thing
reachel , him through this morln 'R papors.
Rx-Capta'n ' John M.S'uurd reqnestld tl
hoard of directors to have his nime erased
from the "Nevo list Ir thc Ne ' York chub
clalnlll that unler , the rules n contract
shouhl have been proffe'reuh to him at the
c lose or the season of lS9 I. anl , ns this was
IDt unite . hue asserted hat t this omission re-
l eased him. I'"urthermole , he claimed that
the keep in g of his name on lhe lst t InjurcII I
him h In his "rolrslon as a lawyer as I
would lead , persons to suppose he had ! not
rtrell Jerman.nty from the bal ihelul.
Warl\s request \I'US Iuld over In order that
Iho t board eoulll take further testmon ) ' In
relarcl to the niait i- .
ChrIs Von tier Ahe or St. LulR made a
clllm for remuneration In the case or the
well known Illtcher tIcF'arhanth. but. after
due dehibertIon . the board decided that : le-
I "arland rightly belon/ll to Cincinnat , anti
that the St Louis president's claim . shouhl
not be ahioweti. . I
The board of dlrectorl got through its I
hUllness h shortly after 2 o'clock 01.1 . the :
regular metn ! or the league dhl nol con- I
\'onr until 4. Tls sllslon lasted for over
two hours and adjourned until tomorrow
aftermicotu. After ho meeting Mr. Young ,
salt ! the only hlslnes ' transacted wits the' '
formal awarding or the chamillonship ! to hal-
tlmore until the I ( : of the treasurer's ,
, '
rr\orl. which was accepted.
luurlng the day there was a large attend-
anon of Imul e5. who were sununolel to :
uPllear before . the league to tel what treat- '
nwnt they hal , received at the halide , or
1la'ers during the s ; son. This Is evidently
I move mace by the delegates to enforce
stricter regulalon9 for the protection or um-
iuires against obslructve and ab'j"lve pla'ers.
The Eastern league was rellesented very
largely . amid Jim MannIng or Kansas Cly
was on hand represauuthutg the \Vestern 1031uo
in order to ha\'o the gastern alit ! Western
minor Interests represented , on the national
hoard which has the deciding or all claims
and clrel'elc s arising In the minor clubs.
President Powers or thus Eastern league salt !
til I mater woull bo more fully consldere,1 ,
at their meeting In December next , amid their
( Ialns would he haiti before the natonal
hoard next . thie
year. Among tle prcmlnenl managers -
agErS who were looking for ! oed ! excbangeR
and constantly talking to the many players
WhD were gathered together In the cOrridors
or tw hotel were Arthur IrwIn Davc Fotmtz .
Nell ! I lanlon . Buck Iwln ! and Connie Muck.
Arthur IrwIn ) was very anxloul to 9 cure
Nash from hlotuton hut Iresltnt Fte.id-
man and ho dclayc.1 n little too long In cOrn-
log . to tel mae . as the PhlatelphlalR traded
Billy Hamilton . 'the buittielder , for flustotu's
thIrd baselln , hamilton will tale Mcdar-
th"s place In the outfield for the Ihast ns
ant ! NaNh \ ill lday thlrll The New Yorkers
inado several unsuccessful
< attempts to trade
DorIo oft for a good player aunt ! a conshlera-
thou . among those lamed being Latham or
!
Cincnnat autO Cole ) or St. Louis.
L\'IXH 1'1' ' s'.iitam I"UI 1)txht.i.vIi. : .
RngI lisle . N'ssllulu'iM Csni t I unit' Cn
Criticise 11114 Slnh''nt" ,
C'.II. . . II" " "
LONDON. Nov. 1L-Iieadt'd "Should thin-
rVln Apologize ? " the St. James Gazette
this afternoon Ilublshcs a leading nrto : " .
In which It again severely ) ' crllcl el his lord-
cliii ) . I says : "Lord Dunlven arrived In
New York with the preconcell'o idea that
the DefLlllel' toplo ! ! were going to lila ) ' this
trick upon huiun . nuiti , hn\lng "xl'eltelllt was
convince going to he himself. done . " hc found al cas ) ' wuty to
The article condlll's : "Lot Lord Dun-
raven retul to New York tend ( asist the
Now York Yacht club II Its lnvesttgaLioui.
If he cal Ilrove It we know the , \ iuuertcans
tvelI enouugbu to believe that the' ' wilt
wel t'lough bpllvp tIicy ac-
knowledge , ho has been wren ( Il. If w1 I does
not 11rovp I. the arlset OWlIr. . I II"
anti others . hunulsoine ' . ' _
ol.tls a very hund"ome u1olo ) Ohnl' :
;
\t'ist' we are alrnll most Ieople , " 11 ! think
that teml"'I' ll.t . mortlkaton 1.tra : , ' ! II him
Into I t behavi rig rre t her badly : '
The Yllhln/ Worll ! says that tw B.'ltlh .
'nchtsnH'n ' 'willvant lure II"I idle U-
lrtOS bs'fore' they disbelieve I.Jr,1 Iun-
ra\'ol. " and ' miIs : "The ss hole' iui'iiorv of
the' cup contl ts Is one of JuI"1 J i pun
the the best Part of of sportsmen. the Anlrlcans. wit 1 ,110 not
t'iue' Prels 1tsocitIon this eVlll sort
out tll folowllg ! paragraph : " [ l.ouih ; DUl-
'u\'n . declnes to see n fly hrt'.sa lln wlh u m
refereuut'ei to I his panu phi I e t. or 10 nOll"t I In
tiny way the nUleks 1110\01.1 th'n'bv. lie
absolltll } ' adheres tn ni the st'llmC't !
contul1d therein. "
The Yahtsmau se\LIIY : crilcl es Lord
Dunra\'el1 hllltell ! ciicr4eut. but IIOlltH cut
that ho has 11le , no iii'i.m4lrioEl ' ; mgiu.u
II Nets You k Ya"ht I'lnb n..1 ' "II. Ug.li..t :
sholll 1) ( observed that at 111 , , Ihlrtren
toils tLful \\'Iht Is required ' ( to bring Il'-
rt'noer 11011 foul incus" u .u,1 ! audi II s'Ptrhut
1 wpljht
is not easily shipped or ,
! _ : .I IhlJ1Jed re-shihppetl wlthol
nOlrl. t . . Iu 10l\IU810n the ' 1 : Chi tuttit u ii suey1 , :
"VI'cl \unr\I'u IIubl I hl i tne I pm iii 1111k'
not only uNIIl egolslal } ' . hut umimiussi it
sellol" htlow at thu. . Ilr..tge ot aln Briish < 1
.
'
'
) 'uhlnJ
Lord I DI'sart WIIs to the ' 'lme den'lnt
!
thlt l.orul , Dunravln mnlle nil ) ' ltCtUarutioli
} ICI'US'ltOU
of , Ihratnl so far as thr memlll' . uf Ihl
lefs'iuulei' ' ) 'r.lratp 111 cOI'lrIII1 Lord
lulll
DN'rt allll that the cup committee . how-
Ivr , took ( /ro whln thl socal"IIl'II I'
ton wa . tr"t ma'le itt the Uni of the ll
that mlii' question of the ubmpr"lon of DI-
renlel' , by "tOIn. . weights on hounl ! huull
nelhel' he 11\'c nor II"prol'c 1 t the duly
l'c
tIme ' \ i hen I was hiOssibhe' to PIOVC or ehiut- .
.
11rOI'e It _ _ _ _ _
huG ( 'ulwn1' 'I'IN iltS ! SIIW.
Iiiki' munch huieui'ss ) If :111'lhl"ou h
. \111..1.,1 ( iii- ( 'u'oiI.
NEYORl'Z , Nov. 13. - The chute Inll
tnehe"l of Mom Iborough were nnH" thp
guests at tht horse show tonlht. They or-
rlvltl nt : lldlFon Square garden lt 9 o'clol
ancl were the . ohs.'n'I'Il of till ohs"/'er ! ' 'h , '
'cno In tile' garels'ii when they Irll\lcl Wa
mor' hrllnll I than a tan I y t I tile Illrlng thl
show. The duke and imlu' brhle took seals
with : h ' . " 'lllnl K. Vauuderhuiit-nct In it
I" . hut In tht' trst ! row harlc of tl boxl' I
Ioe ! I. the box ewctlpte'tI ! hey Geore J.
'Honl. ; \'lllm I\ I ucnpl'c ! I I i nh"o tjcetuj lieu .
1 box this eve " iuug. In compan wih thrut.
James loan . Jr. Wlterbur ' al Mr.4. Oliver Harl-
'hl' frenp ut tht' gnr.len this aflrnJon
hail Inuch or the cour ; . life uncI lit hihiuiitt'y
that chtsraclt'rizes the Irl , In the bllhll' )
. \Imo t ever ) ' box was e'cetuliieul ( either by
ocrlll(1 eiher
1lull , or thn chltl en or the box owners
nlli thu-hr gOveruleiSsec. Ileruuuon Olner .
twlrOVtIWISf' l1rlnn Oelrllhl.
jr" WI" among . th , ' attrsctit'e ; ehltr.n 1'10-
"ot. lie' \ % 'uiui II.'omIJule.1 by his ulutut . rtliu'us
JI'IS I Ilt.
' . ) tt.s
Virginia I.'alr. Thp ' \SIOII un.1 . all the nth"r
'UIHS , ! of fo'lv overt' Ilrl'nl. to therl
waA I teunuie'rful "I"plu or thress.Mors'-
. :101'-
01'11. the uutt'nutant-o , of tl Itnk ucmutj dIe of
Nnw Voe'htur.s W.1 r'at un IH'rnnul < te this'
"xpel'tllon t that thp ful : a u I ham utlthia ! wnuld
lie \ hitihie. ! set the Iwraps. ; whlrh ostt'iutibly'
form thus' ruttruictiomi. W"l allHlthcl ! see-
Oulul y In Illnl fr 1Iere-t .
No ul/ht la the hlstur , ' of New York hicrute
shows has seI'ii Hiil .1 1101\11 11 Ihat of 10 . .
11ht. , 1111 whln Ihl wh.'reaboltl of thA I
duk. lull ! duchpss 11'\0 I. known I heIr Ct r- I
nt'r'lS hpslpll.1 . hy I thou"alll mpnnd' '
Ivelnien. lrlncll'I ' thu.I I utter. . /lnn.t Ihcht-
III I for 1 gil nil psi , or UI" t ( .clon I 11 I which
the nohll ) ' sul. ire'i.ie'ntah 10 the othI' itt-
tt III"ns WIS 1 la\jl of iirtzvlmuntrs It-
tllIn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
HI.n\ cinch It'nt I ' lui Iur.
( a. ) . = W03n. Nov. -Speeiuul ( I ) - - \ ' ter-
Iln ) nfcrnool thp Iflll pl.n'n ml a tC'ln
of hue'iivy weight's ( ruin ' ITor co'it' In aa
Interesting . Iunu' of Coot l.il 01h. . , . , rlctro'- ! '
In I tht IRPorl"tlm J . ri hut titus I I.twhh'h :
/e llet In a giorloue defeat for the Lsttem
florlou
. t Ihl lalll
ii' ! 1 It'OIt of ' to 4. The fc'almmm't's r.r Ihl
11111 were line 11" bu'Iln ! 11.1 . end rUl1 j
_ _ - - - - - -
bhi I nil good h'Ollnl I h i ) . 'l'ui her . vhu lIe
\1n1 nt l'alL tutu ! :111llton on right
Ilt rlFht
amid dId . fOI < Hllelt11 tackling , In the
start 'uher ntettiptrd \ s'lmmgpring. bllt was
11\1\\tr.1 .
1.rsln.h',1 I . . , to cqllnle I I nfte'r tl srcon,1
ctTeflrti. 'ralot's \ team 1' of an unuitmnh
a\ e\ e. hUVlll ' ole men who \\Ih over
: i : ; pounll . l'hl" teal n"el'IIl1 111. the
I'uph III lakl:1" OllWO ,1 tld effectual
work ly .
) IIUltblK " 1111 . around the cOilS
:1\ ) A 10- ' 4)h"iliI.iY ' .
:1:11 : 10II 11.IJ11 !
SnlI'r liii r'icmxl ' 1IIIt.r" ' th. I . 11" " '
lilT I 1'l'I"lt1 1'lltll.t. I
cIlIvIN'N'yo. : : " No\ 1:1-(8Iellal : (
'i's'legrrtm-iIihiy Lewis or 1el\r anti his I
tmlllr r"llhl',1 , hrrl lust ) night on their wity
to Salt I.akl CitY , where Lewl hI to meet
1)Ii'k CaRt' In a ' otutest.'t'huihi , hero a Ifht i
\IIS arl'lnld' btuuecmi t 1.0\11 amid Prh'nto
\'llnl llarrlnrtoui . fem I'"ort III ! II. '
'i'hut' lIght tnol ' pl.lce ! at I o'l'lo'k this mOI'n-
IIA I II I the I 1rl'lre of / I a cite nUlhlr of I
local shorts atud iiinnutuez's of Iluirrimugion's
florls : mem\erl Hnrrlngton'
co liiliitii ) ' . 'I'hl' fighi t leg wal slll.II',1 I frol
IH start . amid , tIme fight gll1 worn 111.,1 '
I Hlh"I' tml re'tatuht'tI , exeetitholt. 10\11 was
nuore.1 . In this' econ.1 . 1011'1. ' hit w.alll' ! to I
clutlle lighting thlough Ihl' lext 1"llnll. I
nlhough h.II ' Iunishe1.Vhut'mi thi' , WiS
c ' I"11 for tile' fourlh lould l.l'I'lsI'n ' Un-
tl
II iii u' to I'sllonll. , aut the stullR , II Pum'
of $100. \\'or ' glveui to I Iairimigton.
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1.1. . . 1.10' " % 'iuis I HIIIII.
LIXINOTON. . Nov. 13-'t'Iiirut tilt ) ' KIn.
\wIt ) IS'Orlllon meet II ! \\eather clear
antI cool teiithltilc'l' . 1.i'S.
Intl 1001 ; rack I Ilnul"IHlluce. ; t 1
' 'hrle fl\II. " nnll . t\O outlllrM won. ' 1he
sum hurilo of . the siusy II'n. the Ih.feat or Prince
Ill.f ! by l.mlrelu In the fourth race. ( . -
% 'ego fell .1ust filler the tnrt. Jockey \ .
IlkM I I wal thrown on hi ! hlntl tool bld hl lit
collar \one broken. SummarleH !
First ! ee. selling . six furlol ! : , \ull. . I
' . Relict ' . ! 'l'hmne I IS' .
\\01. Helct second ; lft tll'tl 'rme : :1St4. :
Set'Oiiti I'al e. IlVl1 furlolgH : Glee ! \on.
Htnra 5elon.l. . Hlue Iml ! Um'ay third. ' 1lm' :
1 : I)1. :
'hlr,1 , fCl' . six furlongs : Tuuto , won
Major DrtppI ! second Ontewn th Il. 'l'hmne :
1 : tS. ' ,
I.'olrth fnl.I.II'I. I ! Ix flrol : gis , 111- I !
"tOI' won , Ollr.lu fecoml , 1wlnlele thlcl
'J'II' : I : ! i L1.
1'"lfth ltl4. 1\1 11.1 . I hllf fuuilo'iguu : l1ltl-
hrl11 ! Itoh . Prll e Lint second , Whl Onk
thlri. TIle : 1:1W : ( .
I Il..1 II 11' - imd.
' '
ST. Loris Nov. 3.-Toda"s races were
rlln In the 111 , two favorites . twu second
choices nnl , one olltshlel' taking the I\
events on the canl. Weathlr eec ! Ind ruin-
Ing. Joely Ir\en on All Farrow wits Ine,1
txo SlnUlallei , for Ilellllg : the Iturt In the first race.
First roes' , ens' mile : Lilie Mat won
lhlol second . httui'ithollflut third. ' 1lme : lm : ,
St'ctuflti ' . ' . ihve nnd
Rl'Clll1 I UN' 2-yeal'-0Ids. l\e u half
( Li rlouugs : Le/lon I 'ivoii . I lit uitha hut utet'oliui
lirAt Deal thlrl. ( ' 1In ) : 1 :12 : ! ' , .
' \11,1 , riue . seven furlomigs : : Denim ideal
'ivun 1:31. : Logan second : lole J thlrcl. "Inl :
" "olrth Il pc. seven furlongs : Pta " Dlavolo
tVufli .1 tick It rail , Icy Il'COIHI. Plnth t ii I m'uI.
'l'imrn' : 1:3. : . )
Fith ruc' . or e mlc : Calltlln Ilko ! < woiu .
M III" Sturge secoitul . hex Regent thlrt
'lme : ic'i 1 : . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1"ul" itt II ' 1)hstrIe't.
SAN FRANCISCO . Nov. 13.-I lrsl rites'
lit's' fluid / half furlongs : Last Chalc 'ivomu
Ionnt hay sccolt ' , Selkirk third. Time :
1OT.Second :
Second rave . f\'i f\rloogl. selling : CllStU-
letl won. DOl Pedro utecoiuii . Clur/ .Iohiiu-
lon thlrll. 'lmo : 1 :02 : % .
Thlll race live fliricilgut . leJng : Don 110
!
Plea 'ivoil Lll. I h t , Fln ' h. 11 : . "I'onl ) . I umi-
I'erlul ; ' End ) 'iiiioll t huirti. 'Fl 111 : 1 : O2.
FOlrth rites' . nne mile . hl1IIap : \\'alhona
troll . Navy Blue 51(011. Ce'turlon thlrl1
.
' '
1111 : 1H. : ' I
Fifh race . ! Ix fulongut . ceiling : 1)etective
well Muunhe' Scott . isecomiullontamin thiirul.
'lme : 1:13 : % . '
Sixth 1"1. mIle T.flllil , a hair. six hnlle" .
haldllap : J 0 C won , \utell ! uteconti , Lon-
tile B third. . ' 111p : 2 : 15.
_ - - - _ _ _ _
1IINn" ni u- , . HI" ' " ' I"ul" .
KANSAS CITY . No\ 13.-lte4uits at gxpo-
"llon parle : '
1.'I'st race . fve furlongs : Little Dlcll1'01. .
1Q. \'avC'ly ; Il'rollt. . ' ] ucllalllo . thlrll ' 'lno :
Seloml race ( ourl anti . n half I furlongs : In
Flolln Wal Ma\ ) \HhI ) ' Reco.l.l. . Red lucll
thlll ! 'rme : OO. : :
Thlrll met' . 81x furlongs : J'otiy Bob wait
!
Ahana 1:22. : Boy uccemldn Sam Brown thlll 'l'huno :
Fourth rare. 'slx furlongs : .lja won Lolie
Cell ! HICont , ' lite ! ' third. ' \le \ : 1:2t. :
111 , . : lurpih.tll ; . ' he-s'Iu'slmi. '
l.gXINIYm'.K ' . . No\ 13.-ln ! the opera
house her , tonight 'Australian ' Billy Murphy
let : .cll Doughcrl of Ihlalltlllhla. feruthi-
erwu'hght In 1 C1st for pllnts At tl
end Of the fourth round Heferel 1)111 gave
Di !
\
Ja\
this' decblon to } urlhY. John Slincotu nlli
I I\le . Denn wrestled ctch-as-latch-ul
twenty minutes to a draw.
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( :11.1" : " . CleztlIe'nge'M itzmr.I I uit.
TORONTO N\ 12.-J. 1) . Gaudlur , champion -
Plait Iculer of Mnorica hind ulepotulted $ ; ,
with thistohue ! In support of a challenge for
[ 504) a aisle to C. it. IalI11 . the English
, n ! Englsh
( ! uitmuihiion. GIUell1 wi ! ( tube { G cxpenHes ;
1111 row In Euugthuid . or wIll 1101\ ' no expenses -
ponses If HardinI comes to . \ unerIca.
- .
1"lth" tf I ni" ' .
INDI.\NAIOI.J ! Nov. 13.-B'Rhop Chatll.t
hits recelve,1 word of the tl'ath : ul 81 leln-
roil "oloHl' . Sp'neel' count } . . of I.'a ; lwr
ItounnuiVeiuuuopfel . a } . 'renlh priest who
. 'ume to America In 1SW. In 1 SIO
he was the most 10torious priest
In America. Ue was .icLti.'ui , } of
Irlmllalv u laul.-g a woman . null . was
sent to 'tl' penHcnlnr ) ' . Goveror.hlt -
ccunb. futhl'r-Il-Ilw of tnl 11teuts'iit ' Governol'
ttuitthtivs' . 1IIl0lcII ! \Veituzohift'l after clh-
teen nioimtliit' service. \Vetnzohifel went hack !
Into the luthiuhatrl' . Joined thl' lerellclne i
III out hes . a nil luas 11'111 I i an e > : emplar ) ' Ifc. I
SI.\.I 1 I ( [ .IFI' " . Cola . N or. 1.1.-H.\ .
Normal K. hllekuutnul . pastor of Ihp l're'liy-
t.rlnl chtmrclu . tlii'.I ttjtlutv agc,1 27. Il 1 wa
a Irlnc..tun g1lluat [ 'rhe remaIns will he
Laki'mi to St. .Joph , :10. . for liuurhal. wi
1)El.A\'A1hI ' . 0. . No1 1 . - ) b\lul Il\ Ash-
ton It. i'eeii a noted "vlugel"t and author .
111 known In relIgious plrll.s thrughont
III PnlII Statc . I ! uheriul . al'll 53. Tiut' ' tle-
(0111.1 . l'al huuutut' foumu' week nga Hnrlrlng
fruU hlart t It ) ti bic . which 11.11",1 I , In hl >
ijeuthi. Dr. 1lel was 1.1 Imown a" the
it Lit it usc of "I'"ulh I laJ n. . . ' 'I' ra Isu' Paller" I . "
ant } "PentecJstll 1IIIer" I . " which liii . gene
Into I I IHn ) ' thOI"118 of hou11 fl nil rehig lotus
! n arIes.
II'.IM. Mo. . No'i' 13. -Mu' . . . lurlt :
l1ulrl. ( I l . Ig.c 99. one of the cihil est re t t I iii hit
\.eu.llon , 'oun ! ) ' . I. cllat tt tier home Ih' . II _
. \110. I Shl \I'al borl II ; ls-oull I tW"ty-flul I
ye'amu4 h rln. i hN'lme a Ht t' '
IIUS'h'ON Nov. 1'- , Hl\ ' . 'lonm. Tr.tui- }
w.1 Slull' . hut' ol . .st.1. . 1'110 If I tutwsltii
, ' ollege neil one of this' oIuI ' .
'olp ! ! th. < 'lt iuuhuiistei.s In lii"
.
I'"unl' t ) ' . Is teat II the at If : 1.
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1.1. , . 11,1 I..t I. ( , ' ' ' .
A'r. houus Not' 13.-A ! ! ! elal to thin He-
/uhle fl'ol DalnF Tux. says : e. H. iott ! -
111. late of California. nl,1 , whu ns'cently
callus' to Dala > Cloth 10t I Sij hiigs . killed
S\111&
Ii I iuisel f tOlay Iuy talelng I /01501 lit a CUll of
COt"l' . Il hnll brlt ni ! hl' lii 011eV . exe"/t I
, "nH smote II thu mge : . 01 a pro , I riu tcd drunk
at I"ul Worth. anll whln Iw r.lurled to
I ) iul hit thld t lornl' ' hi"1(1 ihu'i'l hmietl to
: : vc wih him lot'ger. Its' then .haull this'
.
l,0150 Iii a : rest.llrut. wal111 Into n saloon
anll drank down . two big glal.el or whlll ; ) ' .
euu'imig : " 11m ' ' going to die alt hha" 1:0
of well 1'1'10,1 .
, .
'errc'sts'el 11'I't.Sh"ll l'i-ieui'lu'tnrs.
S1' .IOSR1'II . NDV. 1i.-\ ' . , \ . Mitchu'uil .
one of lhe nlostlurou1nhit , , ut cleaer ! ; n grittui .
most frln.
stocks Inl , iurotfuut ( . wal arrest o toiulciut
un a Ca Plus elllr h\ \ . him wih1,1111' I I th. t
Ht.tl' . law rll.\Ilo.1 . to lurlt sIiie. . ' 'll '
HUI"II jury tOlllt. ret irn eth 11,1.tmln I I , : I
agelnst fuur oth"I' Ilrms who nr. ' l'harg'III
with a IIflolol. / . nnll ! arr4ts. trill lie
month tonilhl o.IGlrow. , . Irr"1 . itigo Cntvt
11"1' ' uet.d Ihl' TQId'Jar , ) ' to Hive ; til ; luuuctect
Ihocureful alh it t ibmi. 111 trum I lie bnckl I
J1'1I t \ ! . enllonat ( levehiunient I may
In lxJertcd. _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hrlll : . . , ' t ii i'rt's 1"1'frlll. I I Sit . " mm ' ; .
S'l' . I'Al'L. Nti'i. 13.Thunnual
1' 1. t.r. : J 13.-Th\ unnual reports of
the ( fl'e' Nortit"rn
( l. t Nlrlh"r Rush of the St. Paul
! ! nneapols . & Ma.ltclt rlrolclH were Is-
s'll,1 , tad 1) ' . The 11lh unnuui re-Ilirt of time
On'at Nom'Ihue'm " ii fl'iril fUI' rll.lrt r
Norlh""llrIJ ) tht ye'mr : tundhi'g
Ji : 20. IS : Ii } 1rcthry1n - 10 the last ! tie-
Irel' ? . . The rI'I'I"pccount ; flum the St.
1..11. MlnnlpN' ; . ' : 't : hnloha neil 1Ihl.1 St .
limes shuws thr'kl'larlnJH to 110 $13.10. .
t ) rj. an'l n ! l'11It" , $ ' ; .I1I,22. : 'I'hn tu'.1
ollmtng cxlueuts7a , \1'01" ' H.HG,1G2.
- ' - -
! H'HI.IIIII'/'f Crlllb. I . f.I' II.at..I.I. I
( 'IIl'INN.l..lOIe'hlel.tl I [ ut lIds
city holt'l , ; * .CO clock of the Cdnlhla
Nntolli bul or 'Facoina uncut tOllllY iii ' c-pat'-
alon' to the IIItnl of uchl uttoclriioidcmii : lu
. ul
Chiletigo Novetiubt'r 21. 'I'he Itochohl , rl
Chl.jllo lu\eUh ! tt'.is orh-
tiahit ' f 20.1.1(5) . . nnll ttfteristurui .
Iml\ ( o.ro ufer\arl' ' lIue'Ieltet ! is'
$ ( s ) 01,0. lf ( hid ( $3I $ ' O. on ! , ' $13i.CoJ W.I PattI tl
up. 'hi l'llllnnat I ( i.icckhthtler. , mnalnmal't
I thnt this' ) nlO tutut - liable Cur lIes' II'W 1'1lntal .
- - -
nl..1 fruU I" . lr.'l.t. fr I"111
. \ fl''l'I I. Ill . N ' . ' . 13. ' .
.tO\lll''J. II. " H'.I : "I.rt I.
agoll' I 1 ' I. ill t I to uy ShIl Iel tn > . 50 ) ' , ars
ot uigs' , who ai'.llpd . her Ii , tti'omigiy
giiam'Jael t"nljht hI lp \"im : 'U eomuuity Jell. /
jai.
' '
Tt.peIITcwl'C m'ltt'd Is I /at'rd'I.and
sitlee ! th" . ! tlll tIle l''lpmcnt h us ) heen
growIt.g. 'he "r.ulor mft 1"1 tis.unie'I 10
thrnllln/ u ( \111' ' 1"1 th" uhiorhl ( hal'
ha.tt ) Worn I. I < , lu'i b"r er , . ! bhorlt , I's.
! : hll Uut lii . ( " 'IU\'I' . 'I'e'esiiumuim , ) ' .
TOIOvrO 0'1. :011 I -Tip defetus In i
thu Ir3m nuor trial Ic r , I a'tothier \ slg- J
.
nl victory today when the COllrt ruled out
the experiments with thin elevator and
weigiut . hy which thl Ilrosecuton sought to
11emonstratl the inmposiulblhity or the welglmt
hecomlnl acehllnlal ) ' drtlchl1 alul falltng
I upon Wel I. The testmony today ralln !
wholy capon . relating to the constrmictloum
! constructon
ot the elevators .
.
TURKS { IHESSED ) TO ( ) A CORNER
- ( Contllu ll rnll First [ age. )
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
, penal I princes ore 10lvllg nt YIz 1losl
IllSSIA I AIY FOIL [ AN g lmm : eY.
I The \aly News this mornlnl prints a cl -
hatch from Odessa , to Ihe effect that It has
i been om laly announce.1 . thl're t thlt the
oOlmalll'r-llorhler : or the t Can cii sin n a remy
I anti , thl I u.lnhll . or [ Its' lark sea leet 111'1
I I , < elllte Inslructonl [ rom SI Ietcr.burg 11.
viatmug them what CU'RC to ptirstue In the
I e\ent or I .1811)ton or II 01 [ attune emiuluire.
A < lsl1tch . to the Dal ) News rrom ( 'tuu-
tlntl\ll say's that I witness or the gr-
zCI'oum lutassacre connrms the slalenu.1
111.le . reardll ! the \relrrnn ell nat lre of
thl onlra es. lie asce'rts that a IJlle was
soulle,1 before the soldiers eoiitmnelie'etl
eollrs cOlmened
their murch'I'oIS work throughout the elt ) . .
At first the TIllsh ) trooll t.rralne,1 , from
Injnrlll I g 1\llen Ind Ihl.lren . , hut theRc
hounh , wlre soon IHssel1 anti In the 13lh
or lat mOlth the disorder" laete fully' six
hours. Pelr Ilndred ! refugees < rul 8hll-
terel ! at the gO\rnor'l house amid full ) ' 300
Armenllls conceal ed themselves t II I the
homes of the Rutrolic.aiia. I Two hundred 111
four horrlhly lutlatell ! corlss have heel
colect Id 11 the Armenlal quarter and thin
plulderll ! welt on lt a wholesile rate . IC-
eorclll ! to thc ICCOUlt of this witness . who
ethIc : " I hrarll of acts of the [ basest tre.lch-
er ) ' . The lext day I.assel . ( uleU ) ' , but on
the following day [ lie llSsaCIO 'ivuis cc-
SUIlcl Thirty-six bodies were collected and
nearly all had bullet , sword or ba'onet
trout utti a.
"I 1 saw thc [ bodies of several women who
Urd , In derele or their honor Some or the
boUes Itl been sllnne . other bOles had
bee pal'l ) hurned through h tbe [ use or pe-
Iroleum. Many womel Ire nihashmig and , It
Is blplose.l , . thlt the ) ' were carried off by the
TorIes. "
Wrltn ! again on the followIng day . this
PO wllesM said : "Tho wouldecl are IOW
helng collected at the Catholic aldrmenlal
schools ali a sltlnce has been orHml by
the American missions The work of the
masslcre hues been losl deadly' . A soldier
)
tell inn that lie orders for the 1llng or
the Armenians were glvn hy ! the ports' .
Perel" tt\elerl who arrived today ) report
stroyeti. that Passel " ant 1111 have alE heen ! de-
The filch report reeciveti from this 1':11-
Ilean eye wllesl nlho Ea's that 521 lead
bodle were burled Imi [ lie Arinenlamm
bUei II tle Armenlal cemetery -
tory 01 thut dn )
,1\ 1.\ X : ' 10 hlFll.l'I'llN ; ' . titStliI'S ,
C.imtm'uuelis f. . 'l'h"11 n. iIsti'IIum-
1"01 Autmumig " tiVitilM , .
A"ulA , 'jol" NutS ieeis.
SAN FRANCISCO I . Nov. 13.-Althioughm
Japahese omelal dachare that the mlado ,
will spend $200,000.000 II war shIps It Is :
rumored In acl\lees by lie [ steamrr Coptc
today that tel \csls are to he bllil !
abroad and that poeslbly the orders for them
1\1 be equal ) ' .Uvilled among the ship
I buiders or Enighand . Prnc ' . Gu'ruuiany . Italy
and the Unied [ States.
Coult Okmna objects to the distributon or
prizes and says II re13t01 to orders for
tiien-of-uvar from abroal , It ' ,
len-of-war I woull be iuulvi-
alibi to g'e lie contract to al ) eomlr ) '
that Is calabl ' of construrtng good vessels
or new style wihout limitIng the orders lo
an ) one In huarleuiiar. [ LeavIng aside England
anti Fi'aiice which known
11 are ns maritme
Itrovinces. I the country L'hotmlti pay' regard to
Italy , although her shiiptiuikhng ! capacity Is
not mtuuich known to Japan. She is this' power
whilchu ' orlginatcul thin Idra of butmihehtng [ hue
men-of-tsar of 10,000 tons , anti thus couut-
liieiics'th t neIr era in the coiistrtmclon of
ivar vessels. Count Olrtiina fuirther toys :
"Next 'ire IuotiTti look to the Umilleil States ,
'rhus' excellence of her hroui 'ivork , the eta-
bthhy of [ lie men-of-war built by her , and [ lie
rlt'huncss in scicuutithc design , are not only
What 4'utnerleanl' are pronul of , butt even thus'
dcl countrIes of Eturepe recognIze thie facts.
'Morsover , tint United States Is our heat cuis-
touuucr In traticu , and as her frieuulshilp Is
warni , rho Is also a power to wlioni contracts -
tracts utluould le given. And huesitles thurrue
( 'Otintries are Englatutl , France anti Germany' ,
which each bos [ of their speclay. ! [ So that
it ten shihis are to be buIlt abroad , auid [ lie
order , . are equally' ihlatrlbtuteul atiioitg these
five powers , two to each , It would arouse
conhlietht Ion betweemi thienut and result lii this'
empire's Imuterei't. "
itImIY , , i'I"t'AUm Iii ) 'l'lII. lINIS'I'Ily.
Itc'foruuu hutS ( ) ug'tc ii sit litivuuimut Ct-cit ft's
It Sotiatumlioum.
hAVANA , Nor. 13.-Diaro Ielha ) Maritia ,
thin leading reforinhet organ of Cimba , Iiuiblhiites
an editorial today in whuleim It makes ii strotig
attack uiiuon Senor Canovas dcl CgtiiIo , this'
Spanlelu premier , tlirecthy ltieinttaitig that
CaptaIn Getieral Mai'iiiez do Camnpos Is
hacking his policy. The article also uiiakos
strong chiargs against [ hue hureseii [ policy' of
favortng [ lie conservatives anti soya : "Only
[ ho raelgiiation of Canovas del Cstsilio can
save us. The rebellIon was started hi a
aimiall Iuorlon of thin lurou'lmlce of Saiuttago
the Cuihia , and by thin policy atlopts'i ties Increased -
creased , sweeping hike a wave Into [ lie trov-
incea of Puerto I'rIiicIpa , Samita Clara rued
Matanzu. and eve-n this' jrovitice of I'inar
del Rio Le thureuenetl. "
This ariclc Itrut' catisetl gi'eat Olactieslon , rue
nobody' tiloughit any' one wouthti dare to attack
Martinez the Canupos and call puiiuhic ritteii-
[ iou to [ hue iuuiportance of [ Ito rebellion. 'l'buti
article , uuntler the clrctirnstauuces , is conshdereul
uunpariotlc , cal has caused great hiudignathotu
In sonic quarters.
Tue stttemuent cable.l to Ihie Corrcepanuieiucta
of Maulriti froni I his oily , that Maxitno Gomei'
had beeui rotutt'ul Is not tu'ue. ( iounez baa
uiot yet ltoeii attacked by [ tie Spanish forces' .
Getieral tb Caunpos Is now' at hits iie'atlquar
toys , at [ lie city' of Sauitru Clara , layltug out a
camaluligil , which hicuuiltl result lum a big en-
grtgemiieiit between tile ili'StuiCii troaps aluti
tile Iuueuirgeiuts tinder Goiiiei. It is thought
iii obahls' that [ hula wIll be lhio ulecis'lu'o battle
of the 'tar iii Cub t.
Ma.'inuto Gornez. \ liii 4,000 fohlnu'i'ers , rue-
cordimig to reports recelveul lucre. has heft
Siguanca smith Is moving hit tIle' directioti of
t hue Reiuuetl ins ci 1st nt.
I' I' I I ( I ili S I It .1 1' I , I A N'S CS ) Eli S Ii ,
( ' 0 r re s P ci t' mu i's' S 'o ii ( ' c' ru I mm g I It.-
Iiiri nec t'-tm Clii I ins.
LONION , Nov. 13.-The coriesluonuience
of thu flihtiult govrrnmuien [ uvithu Sir Jmuhtan
l'auncefon [ , IJrtlshi utinhiassailom' to the theitoul
States , UpOui this qtie'toit of [ lie Bering sea
comnpeiisuitlOn front May. 1894 , to August ,
1895 , 'ivas isetmed tonIght. 1mm [ lie last letter ,
ciaeii August 13 , Ird Salisbury , thai vrlmt'
nilnister eio'd a leuughy [ counmuimilcatlon ,
colng out at greit Is'ngth sonic of the
pon5 smlltltOrthtig [ ha llritludm claIms. I is'
tvrtes I'atinc lute : 'Thue argutuieuht' you atl-
vatice [ 0 stupluort out' chaltuis liSt's' tile entire
approval acId concturl etuce of tim govertiilioiut.
Thin itttetiul.it uuittlo tuy Senator John 'r. Mor-
garu of Alabama. cluatrunan of thu senate coin-
mnittee on foregn m'elaticmis , to uIIspul tltiti ,
seems laroiy foumnuled oi : utulaipprebruuslon ,
anti thus gove'riiiiieiit cannot doubt. whti thin
factu , are piaceui before' time puhii of [ lie
Unte'tl States , the' Ilablltty' of : lie United
States to make corniiensatton , tu hutch huts
tiever ieeun ulenleui by [ lie inns' , m'niiient , tu'lhl
geaerahly lie recogiibeeuh 1)0th Iii auth outside
of congriua. " _ _ _ _
ihuisi , ' , lii um I'iss'i'5eii'itli' ,
LONION. Nov. 13.-Thuc Graphite [ lila
mnornltug , coinmacutting out this artIcles in time
Norhitusrlciuii , Ievletv [ isumpporiiig [ [ list Moim-
roe uioctriiie , aaya tlta [ if [ lb people of [ ito
Umuicul States really earn one c'nt ( or thue'
iiutlo.Siialiilht repuihihica. whutcit Is tbuubuul , tlit'
cotiran of the g'ernmnelut it clear. 'riuey
iuituit formally uuidertakc' the tiutiec of a
I ; urotcctorate Power , or , bitter still , mumunex
I thieua trz'Itcr.es aluegethier. inglaiid , tIme
Graphic coticlunles , will have little ohujeetton
to either iiolmittonofxlethiigdhtflcuittos.
h'm'in'i' l'lc'ti' to 5u , ( I ) .NIauiiilI ,
I.ONtON. Nov. I3.PrInco Chri.stian'hc -
ton of s'chl-30'tg-IInilstelui. aIrIest son of
I I'rltic as helena of SchheswIg-IIohs'eIn. see-
oat ! daughter of Qtm en Vtctnrla , is to aeeom-
IiflY tIme llruulaht exp'uliticnary force uu'hiiclm ute u
to s'tsrt ftuc Cujointast' . the capital of Ashuisuuul ,
the puiritomuc of whilchu t to coerce this' kliig of
Asbtrith into ret'ogmiiztng thu llritlsh right to
mna'ntamu a re.slulent aent Iii liii couIntry
The lurhluce tuna born in iSCi , anti Is a lieutenant -
tenant in thu. rifle corps.
IIRANIEL ) ) ' ! 'I11I AS TRAITORS
Sovoruign Bitterly Dcnouiicos These Who
Split Off front the Knights.
LABOR IS DRIVEN INTO A CORNER
iImicl Stuiuul I'tmlti'I or the ( im'eiiuiiI , hii
S " . 'e-im S hie '
I'iiiuer ti mid _ i't her
. . . - , , , ' . , hum iiiuiil
Ciirremit' ' ,
\'AShliNflTO , Nov. 13.-This' chief puilille'
iuiti'rest in [ lie iuleutIiig tot this' Kutighits cut
Labor [ oda ) ' uveis in this' adthrcsa of ( leneril
Master \'orkmuuan Sovereign auth GeturaI
\ Vorthtyi"oreiiiami MIchiael J. Itishuoii. 1etmich
of Mr , Soverehgiu's aturees was' devoted to
the alleget ! treachery of those 'ihio he'uti ii
the scrolL against thie general ollicers of [ lie
oi'uler thimrimig thin past year. lie ICt'ls'tis'cI
tu'ha [ lie teriiieti their "devhlialt treachery' "
alit ! their efforts' to ' 'thisriupt the order. " lie
clalmuinil [ luat they luau exhaumited nih their
huouu or inallgniltig tint geiicral allicers thmrouuglt
[ lie coltmmitiuu. of thin hiress , amud dt'cotmraghiug
[ lie loyal ciuti eoiillding mneiiibers through
secret agencies. They luad Publicly' bousteul
tltat f,5,000 iuis'inheru , Itaul johiis'd the revolt.
I Is' cx lila lmu-ii , [ hi e mulct hind s ti h Ichu hititi bee mi
Ueetl [ 0 'ived out [ iii' district nsutc'tiibhit-s , and
itiItl [ Ito nseiuibIy' for [ lie first [ loIn hurcseuits'd
to the worlti it solid and imnhirokt'n front ,
ttatilng [ for [ Ice brothierhionti of lumen anti thus'
freedouui of labor Irma this' thuruhhtloumi uf
greeti.
,
' Laiuor Is tuna' bettvc'cn the devil anti thus'
ulecp sea , ' ' lie con [ I ii ii eul. ' 'Ca iii tal lie us nu a
muopol Izetl t It 0 oh s' inca ta of protl iicttoti , a lut ! Imiioi'
is lit coiuupctitioii with ltaehf for [ ito right to
live.
' 'Thin niouis'y' ohlgarcluy' Is fast wiping out
the list 'i'estlge of intlivltiuial liberty. ( emi
strtuctan [ hiy jumuhicial alit hiorlty Is already
given to laus' , PlacIng tilt labor orgiuuiztutlons :
In the category of crlnuinal conspiracies. Mt.-
tleins'anors of this' lulotut trtvai chiuractur have
been ralsoul to felony' wIthout sanctIon of
latu' anti uceil to lmuuturlsoii reprcsenlnttves of
labor organizations , anti tnjuuiclotis , fellowetl
hty charges of conteiiipt. have bee'ii mmtued to
eontleiuiiu labor leaders to this' ( eon's c II , 'it lilt-
alit evItle'muce of nuilt or trial by jumry. The
AteCoc'nti'u ! ! btuki. have uleclared war cii this'
iiioluey' of the licople and thin whom pluutocratic
fratot luity' hues Invauheul [ Ito rc'ahiui of free got'-
ernnuotu [ antI cotistlttiloiial [ security' . ' '
IIOYCOTT O1 BANK NO1'lS.
lie tuiauls' sonic suggestions to' to ths'
itis'iiiotl of u'lrenighuetuliug this' oruher , huit this'
iti'Inclliah feature of [ lie atitluiress ties his
altpoal to [ hue general assembly to gIve to
Ills recent oruler boy'eotiiig uiatioiiah batik
tiotc'rc , Its offIcial sanction. lie duuuuottiuced [ his'
action of thin hiamukers' conveuution , hiehul at
Atlanta , anti salti : ' . fer 'arefuihly' revIewing
tilt ) wreche amid ruin tui'ought by this' mooney
1)00Cc amid thus' designs of [ lie eauiitl iiunney
clubs , which propose bonds anti gathitug gumns
for a cuoluition of [ Ito labor questIon. I Isutttetl
it boycott on thin notes of natloutal huatiks. arud
If I were to tile tomorrow , I 'ivoultl declare
it thus' imio.s [ rlgiutcous act of my life. l [ cx-
Poseti [ lie unsoumiud money of [ lie saunii niouuey'
atit'ocati'e. [ hirew hulmitocracy nit [ bie defensIve
.tiiuh forced t hu na ii anal ha ii h-s I ii to Itui imi II ia 1-
Ing confeutlon or their preposterous acts of
had faith tuitls [ Ice Ieopie : antI now I turge
thIs getiutral aseenhlily to endorse thu3t boycott
ruuuti git's' it every' PossIble force of othlctal
sanctIon. Tile conflict between [ hue working
Iteoplo and [ ho ltllo holders of Idle capital Is
! nryhtable , This'iteahtlu of this' nuauuy Is gravi-
tuttion to the fe'i'i' tt'itlu hiicreauuiitg ratIo , and
[ Ito labor Is drifting toward serfdonu fester
[ luau ever hefore. "
This' address of General Worthy Forernmui :
Bishop also dealt with [ hue attacks matis'
tupon this' Kmtights of Lahior by [ his' revoltitig
inc'iuiuers , buit contained little' of general ttui
luortanco btey'outit nut appeal for stronger ! attor
organizations , because of [ lie "abnormal
lrogresa nioule hiy cutnccnrateti wealtlm auth
thou fact thuat It Is constiirutly tuiore firmly
entrenching Itself behInd barriers wliiehu
evei'y tiay' bc.cauuio imiore ditilcumit to over-
MACIIINEItY DISI'LACES LABOR.
lie called aeiilon to [ lie evolution of
muachilnery' tiuring [ his' last few years , amuui this'
elhmiuluiation of hitutnan skill from all formiis
of ProductIve lntiuistries. "This has goiue
In. ' ' lie italti , ' 'until [ lie typographical coni-
luositor , [ lee cigar maker , the locomotIve cii-
glnrer. [ hue skiheti 'isorker lit wood ahiul
other craftaiiueiu hitherto coneltieretl stile
frotuu tito geuiei'al ulanger have [ hilut y'c.ur seen
I his' A iua I ' I ii let lilt ef t It dr hopes. I ii t hici mica r
fiittro [ 'couuiiiuoii luhorer' trill be a fitiiig
iou it'orsai uilulleh In t lotu. '
ilotit adtlreases were referred.
A good pariohu of the day's session was
conaiitiied its tue report of thus' eoiiimuiltee otu
ercuientlaha , ts'hilchi was finally' aulophiit ! . 1
, uliuiitteul all [ Isa delegates.
The following comuiitulttees 'irate ppniuileui
On [ hit , state itt [ lie crds'u' , C. hIut'tus. Ns"iv
\'oi'ic ; J C .Me Atitlreus's , New York ; W. II
Sltiirnotus. ' &sshIngon ; J. Nolan , hiutih'ina :
uigust himteutterbach , St. Lotus. Dii appeals
and grIe'i'auuces : Andrea' I ) . Ilest , Brooklyn :
Charles liu'chold. , ! lssouirI ; M , 'I' , .IuuIgs'
.Iabaiiia Martin C. Swugers , lliliuois : Eu-
warti j. Fiauilgatu , hulaha. On ls'gisuetic'ui !
horace J , I'arka , Ne'v York ; \'lhhiaiuu L
Blowers , Ne'i'i' YorkV. ; . S. Vaiuuierbumrg ,
I 'oi'l lit itti , Ore. ; .J , t1 a ii a hit g , Cleveha iii ] , 0.
r. s. Forbes. Greenville , N. V.
.ilgeii , 'i'epim i'i tic : ( Ii p Sciuitli.
SAVANNA ! ! , Nov. 13-Governou' Altgs'hui
o ( Ihhhuuoiuu until uttuiltlay'os' Sit-hIt of Clii-
u'iugo , 'iii [ Ii a ha i-it" liii I t y of ltm'ounl uuent tuleiu
if that cIty , u'suortt'tI lty' tile I"lr.4t i i'gliuieutt
It I I I I I nui.'t , ti itt 'it'd lieu's' at ii a y' bi't'a l. Thu i'
lace 1 itil I I to ny' met' t 1 ii s' t'isi I I uig u"uuqi.sn is's
and est'orts'd [ hient it ) tius' 'et't'ruul ltrmui'ui'ie's ,
'I'tit' civiltituts wet's' in't ity Mayor 'tl yers
iuiuu ! ri ( 'l.uti miii t I cc , 'i' , it ti ct-ti ' 0 ut ( 'ii t hiu'ni I o t ha'
S I cit hush I i t Nat' oh etc's' \ \ ' it t Is' [ it e vt'uts'i
tviis muau'tng tlu'iu ii tile rivet' spet'this's tif ut c-I-
( "tine' iuuul resloi1Stu4 we're in'u.le. 'l'Iitt , uuf'r- :
iiruo" tile vIsitIng iiiiul ho at unihitiur ) ' liar- '
nuleti.
ijW ° f1
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p p,4-
F4 $ ! %
frz4
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I3oth the itttthotL tmi rtSthltH wheci
SyI'tip ( If , Iu'igs iii inks-u ; it is Ileauulhit
'ttl I'C11rC3)hihig ) to the t8tItO , allul acts
fttV yet P'npthy oil ( lIP lcidlie'li ,
. .v ci- tiu1 I3eit'1i , ( i1aih. . [ tiled i'i'B.
tout elrcctiialty , ' c'oltlti. head.
e1ies iiitl fevci' , ' ; aild tilrcs 1iaetiia1
, rsstipition. ' of Figs is the
tiiity I'ClilCuly of ita kitiel es e'r [ iro.
tlticcJ , ( ' ' to tile taste tiit1 zio
, e1itaIiIc tO the tostteh , , Iih'OhihPt
IL'4 action 311(1 truly It'Iht'fiC't.I ! ill ItS
tTcetts , 1ul-11tal'eti only froilt tlit , inot
IIchlIt11y tmui agm'es'ablo ItlhlSt811ccii , its
hflhlh' eXi(11t3ltt ( iiiidittc''i conhIIlL'lld it
tc ltI and have intde it 1110 flhOS
POlithihti' i'cincdv kiiuvtt.
Syrmip of F'ig iu for sa1.o iii 50
cPIht Itottit's liv nil leadlhig druggists -
gists Au.y t'elitllo tIt'iiguiist 'who
: not have it .
111:17 on hand i1l pro.
'tIll's ) it. ironhItIy ) for any 0110 who
'titIici to ti 1 : . . i ) , hot lttteo'pt any
t'tl bsti t i t ttt.
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and WOMEN
From Colds , Pneumonia and
the terrible diseases of the
S ca S 011.
E3cware of all imitations ,
Sold by druggists and grocers
Send for pamphlet to
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Rochester , N. V.
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rASTING iISL'ASr.S'EA1Z1N ) t'ONDEl4
' V fully becaut- they watreiu yoiu iiowly , gruitim
ally. Bo hot n Itny I liii uu'wsl s' of busty to nuut4
) 'oti C putor , l1tIib' : , iuutuuiauiu re ruiuuii , I tecitti , Lreuigti
nnth vigiur ii for you % u'hict iipr you Its' i it'Iu or poem
'l'tis ' ( ireat i ttuiiy'nui lii to hue bad ouuiy frttut Ito' 1 tuiI ,
suite t'iitrni I ititituit u' . 'i'iits wouuilerftul dicoi't't1
ivies uiituuhe 11T this' ul.CCiithiSt of tIn' olul f.iiuiotiu , I I uti
cots yie'tlhcI lui'uihtuin _ It ii tltuu struulugcst nuuth mur4
luowerfill vitalizer unatla , I I l's so hutitt'rtlli tlunt
Is sluuuphy' wood ' littw htnriuutea'e It Ii. You , ce
get I I fromui tuouvla'rn liii t frtuui thin I I tuuls'uui at rthic
I ti'iti lute.Vt ite for clreuuluurs ntuui tttluuuuitu bus.
'i'huluc t'trnonuliutary hiejuivciintor Ii hue tust
ei'otudt'rfiul disetuvery of [ iii' uuge. It lua'u muecui cue
dorsal by thio l"trdiiugscleuutttlc iiieii of lurelteai4 #
Auiieriea.
at ss''t m iutireIy recciuttuts' ,
Sc 1' n i'.t N attups prciuuatiureuinsq of the' ilIt
, duaro lii ttveuut3 ulays. Cuiree Ls't' uztN.
II DC ) IP , couustipttton , sitrzlitt'sq , ftuhilitg ss'uisnlhoiui
liorvoti'e twit'luiitg , tuf I lit-
liteye's nuiti otlter h'iirts-
I4trouugthiuipu , Iuuvitinuteg tutu toutet the ciuti
lySLt'iii. it Is as ciieiip us any oilier rt-nus'uty.
ifUflAN nuire'e tlelulitit' , ner'i'otliuut'c , ionic
thus , tutu ( lttVOitli'S ruiel reslfirt'q weak oiguiij :
1'itiuu Iii tlu" linde , housuby' ulay or iitghit stoppt4
ijuickly. Over prIvate iiluiorseiuiu-uut8.
h'retuutturs-iuetuq tuitions luiipatu-tiey lit the fiu'-
stage , It is ii it3'uiuptoiuu of st'uuuluiah s'erikun's.s iii4
iuarrenuess. : I t caut iii' ustoiuiui'tI Iti tn't'iuty thuiyis hit
tiO ! uuqo of Iltuuiy.tiu. . Ifutiyiuii coos ito iiiore thu:4 :
any otiur rcmetly
Senul for elm etiliurit atid ti-itt nuotulalus.
¶ VAIX'rIu : flI'.Oll-Iutuluuure htloou ! duo $
ierhou's lrlviitn ullcoruiere carrie' , tiuy'riaui of corn
proul'irlng geriue. Thitin conicesore titrucit , ItluuuluIrl
otpCr coitireul spotu , uthcu'rs lit untitut Ii , otuh stun's iii I
tuhiluta Iualr , 'Voum cauu stts'e a liii' to hut Spruigc , II
irhtitug for 'libel hook' to tile oil pityalciazis of t
hUDSON IUC1)UAI4 JNS'iI'FIJTE ,
gloclcitu , 'iuirkeS utnel Jlmiu Ut. . . .
u4 u'e i'iocet-isct , . caL
H1CTOR
Searles &
, . SearLes
' SPECIALISTS IN
: ii : : : Nervus , Chronic
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Cuui.'ul I ur if' tirui , Ito p usnui iii
. uu'tugiuly '
, .t ' . , 'uiu'uI ( r.'iii ii. suu'uil I'll g , imwi'ur ,
uuuii , mui"i'Ai : , I l.IIh4 \ ' ' ( ) ' ' ; , : 'iru
\ A I I I C 'Osmj : iJ' ierutiins'ulu i s , it'S au' .
, ur'il . ' , 'ii 1110' . itiiui luiti u iiiiig
ITDI fTIlDI i N 11 P1 IT Cured
UIIIJUIUIJL.MJIUULLi.I atliotuic
it ) mus-tu' uiuettuii 'iltlu'ittt ' Petit or t tttudrut.
( till ott ur uttthu' , , a tutu . 'aitile ,
Dr. SLIICS & Scarles , 11tS.I4tlt4 : .
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