35c Embroideries 9c NO "LET UP TO TBE VALUMMIW IN OUK GKEAT JIM SALES MuNDAY Cg) j
v. ar aw
The Greatest Opportunity of the
Year. New Stylish Embroid
eries at About i Value.
85c Corset Cover Embroideries. .)
BOc Flouncing Embroideries .... ()
25c Fancy Hands, at. . ,-9
25o Matched Sets, at f)r
20c Fine Edge Beading r
2.00 Combination Lace and Kmbrolcl-
rie 49t
A sample line of choice Irish Crochet
Laces and St. Gall Embroideries in
bands and edges, $1.00 to $2.00 yd.
values, choice Monday, at one price,
rrd 49
25o Fancy Ruchlngs 15j
A splendid line of new ruchlngs In all
colors, 25c yard, values, at. . . . 15
-60c Wash Belts, at 25
25c Wash BelU, at 10?
BOc Elastic Belts lf)r
91.00 Elastic Belts, at 4)
75c Corset Cover Embroideries . JJ)
Greatest Bargain Sale of the Season
Entirt Surplut of
Chicago Wboltul
CI I IfC Orer 9,000 Yrdt In tht
DlLlXD Uott BeiutlM fftw Weirta
Secured at a price far below actual cost of production.
Entire stock on sale Monday at About Half Manufacturers'
Cost.
Handsome broead.
print warps, Persians,
(lii'Vpronn, monitoncf,
herringbone weave
Fat In barred offset
foulards, rolnr taffeta
and Mescalines.
H5c Yd.
Fine. Mark novelties,
black satin and taffe
ta., 17 Inches wldo;
an elegant line of fins
. novelty dress silks in
richest colorings.
Not a yard of goods in the line worth less than 75c, and
fully two-thirds of them $1.25 and $1.50 qualities.
29c a Yard for a choice lot of plain nd novelty dress
silks, values up to 69c a yard; most delightful bargains of
the season at Monday's price.
$1.50 Black Dress Taffeta 36-ln.
wide, special OI
$1.25 Black Dress Taffeta 36-in.
wide, special '85?
1.00 Black Dress Taffeta ?6-ln.
wide, special J-69
SI. OO Black Skirt Taffeta 27-in.
wide, special 59
Wash Goods in Famous Domestic Room
All Arnold's BOc silks .10
All our 39c wash goods. .. 7
All side bands, 10c and 12 c
value ; rC
All 12 c dress glnRhams. . .
All 25c and 39c White Goods,
at 12
All 15c and 19c white goods. 10
All 12 c and 14c w.hite goods,
at 7
All 10c white goods 5
12 Ho dotted Swisses. .... v .5
12 He curtain Bwtss 3s?
Remnants of 15c Batiste. . .
Remnants of 10c Batiste. . .JJ H
leases of fine prints, 7 He grade,
at 1
19c black aatin '. . . . . lOt
15c black satin 7V4
1 case of Scotch Lawns, full pieces,
t 1
1 case shirting prints, fine styles,
at 3tt
1 case 12 He percales, 36-ln. wide,
t 5
25 other specials for Monday.
GilAMNs
TN8 RKLIAfLK STORK
Grand Sale Val.
Laces Monday
We secured from the largest
lace house in New York their en
tire broken stock of Fine Val
z
Laces at 25c on the Dollar. En
tire stock divided into two big
lots.
1st. IOt consist of VaL Laces and In
serting Worth 10 to 12 He yard,
all at one price, yard 3H
2d Lot A beautiful line of fancy Val.
and Mechlin Laces, worth up to 18c
yard, all In one lot, yard 5
ALLOVER. LACES AND LACE NETS
Suitable for gowns, worth from $1.00
to $2.00 yard, all go on sale Monday,
t 25 59 CO nd 9S
Mail Orders Carefully Filled.
High Grade Wash Goods Dept
Never in the history of Omaha were there such values
given as there will be on Monday in our high grado wash
goods department.
We are the only people in Omaha who bought the
Arnold auction wash goods.
10,000 pieces of Arnold's Silks, Arnold's Scotch Cloth, Ar
nold's Side bands, Arnold's Applique, and other goods
that sold up to 50c, at, yard 10c, 7VaC and 5c
Tokio Silks, Bernis Foulard Silks, Brilliant Silk, Harrow
Silks, etc., all worth up to 75c a yard, at 25 C
French Zephyrs, Scotch Zephyrs and Manchester Zephyrs,
worth up to 39c a yard, at. 18c
15c French Percales, 36 inches wide, yard 10c
12V2C French Percales, 36 inches wide, yard 7C
Extra Speciats
for Monday in
High Grade Dress Goods
From 8 to 11 a m.
All colored wool dress goods at
exactly half price.
From 2 to 4 p. m.
All black wool dress goods at
exactly half price.
From 9 to 11 a. m.
100 pieces of 32-inch genuine
Scotch Ginghams, 25c grade,
t 10
Domestic Room From 9 to 10
a. m. 1 case of 10c Bleached
Muslin, 10 yard limit, yd.44r
From 11 to 12 a. In. 1 case of
Unbleached Muslin, the regular
7 He grade, 10 yards limit, at a
rd 3s
From 2 to 8 p. m. 1 case of 7 He
Bleached Muslin 3 Via
From 3 to 4 p. m. 1 case of Un
bleached Muslin 3H
'Jl'AYltkS
TMB RELIABLE STORK ,
TRY ORDERING BY
MAIL. You'll find it not
only convenient but profit
able. Orders filled the
same day as received.
Comfortable and Substantial Furniture
Greatty Underpriced in Our
June Sate
You're responsible for the at
tractiveness or unattractlveness,
the comforts) or discomforts of
. home. Neglect alone is blame for
the lack of the cool comfort of
summer furniture when you can
buy dependable goods at the prices
Offered In our June sale.
or
r s.
f9.B0 Dresser Solid oak, French
bevel plate mirror, remarkable value
at sale price $6.78
84-7 Xltohen Cabinet First clajs In
every respect two flour ulna, two
drawers two kneading boards,
maple finish; special sale price $3.48
Most complete lines of fine parlor,
bedroom and dining-room furniture
shown in Omaha. Bee them.
Complete line of Uwi Swings,
Porch Swings, etc., at correspondingly
low prices. Have by trying- here first.
9 Ivol ' ' JjTj
A Splendid Line of Porch and lawn
Hookers Several styles in old hick
ory rustics, great snap at $1.85
Handnome and comfortable Heed
Kockers, green enameled or natural,
$3.76 values, at $3.33
i
'St8
In red
i '
Hardwood Folding Seats,
green, special Monday...
in rea or
980
$3.78 Sanitary Steel Oonch Full size,
strongly constructed; a splendid
bargain Monday $2.85
Big Special Grocery Sale Monday
These Frloes Are Blfht They dis
count all competitors from 16 to 26
per cent. ,
Granulated Sugar at leas thaa job
bers' cohL
8-lb. sacke best Fancy High Tatent
Flour, retailed everywhere for tl.uO
' ' sack; our price $1.6
10 bars beet brands Laundry 8oap,.i!Iic
S lbe. choice Japon KIoh Ibc
10 lba. best Granulated Cornmeal . llc
The beet domestic Macaroni, pkg.HHiC
Any kind of Corn Flakes you want,
per pkg Vie
Quaker Oats Company Puffed Rice or
Toasted Wheat Flakee. per pkg..6o
Tall cans fancy red Alaska Salmon,
at 12Vo
pure Tomato Catsup or Worcester
Sauce, bottle Sfto
1-lb. cane assorted Soups T'ic
Gallon cans Peaches, Plums or Pump
kin f i'!0
Condensed Cream, per can 7V4o
Seeded Kalslns, 1-lb. pkg. ........ luo
Haarmanns Pure Malt Vinegar.
bottle 5o
H. B. C. Cereal Coffee, for those who
cajinot drink coffee. This In the
finest and most palatable drink you
can get; put up la 8-pound pkgs..
for 'i!0
OMAHA'S OBEATX6T TSSSK
TiaETlBLE MASKET.
t bunches fresh Asparagus 6o
2 bunches fresh Radishes.... Co
8 bunches fresh Onions..... 6c
bunches fresh Turnips Co
Fresh Spinach, per peck 6c
4 heads fresh Lettuce 6o
5 large Cucumbers for 6c
FreBh Cabbage, lb -o
New Potatoes, lb ZHc
Fresh Wax or Green Heans, lb..T',iO
2 bunches fresh Parsley 6o
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb 6o
Blackberries, Gooseberries or Cher
ries, quart boxes, per box lo
Pineapples, 6c, 7Hc 8Hc, 10c, 12c
Fancy Kweet Oranges, per dozen, Uo,
16c. 18c and .'0c
Fancy Juicy Lemons, per dozen, lie,
16c. He and 2?c
Get a brick of Ice Cream for Co
tn basement.
BUTTEB AITD OSIEU SAX.S
PKICS.
Fancy Palry Butter, per lh lic
Fancy Country Creamery Butter.. I3c
Fancy Full Cream Brick ir Colored
or New York While Cheese, ib..lBc
Bap Sago Cheese, earn
Neufchatel Cheese,, each
Great June Clearance of Women's Outer Garments
AU the new spring styles in
Tailored Suits at Half and Less.
Suits that sold up to $70.00, each,
choice $30.00
Suits that sold up to $50.00 each,
choice $20.00
Suits that sold up to $40.00 each,
choice ..$15.00
Most complete line of charming
styles shown in Omaha.
Charming Lingerie Dresses Lace
and insertion trimmed, blues,
pinks, helios and white, worth
to $15.00, at $4.95 and $7.95
Cravenette Coats $8.00 to $12.00
values, tans, greys and oxfords;
on sale at, choice $4.95
Fine Silk Coats 40 and 45 inches
long, newest styles, worth up to
$25.00, choice ; $10.00
An Elegant Line of Linen Suits
All the popular new style ideas
at $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00.
and $20.00
Specially attractive bargains in
summer waists in Monday's sale.
All Silk Suits at ZZyz Dis
count Monday only.'
$60.00 Silk Suits at.... $40.00
$45.00 Silk Suits at.... $30.00
$30.00 Silk Suits at.... $20.00
$20.00 Silk Suits at $14.35
$18.00 Silk Suits at.... $12.00
33y3 Discount on' All Coats
Monday, excepting lace and wash
coats. -
French Voile Skirts Values to
$10.00, trimmed with folds ami
bands of taffeta, choice, $495
j3 1
rj$rWfkl
Notion Specials
In the New Notion Departm' t
We are leaders la eat ptioe notions,'
as being both wholesalers ud re
tailers we should be.
200 yards Machine Thread; special at.
per spool jj
5c Gold Eye Needles, on sale nt. fer
P" ...la
Darnliier . Cotton. Mack or tan. t-t
spool 'xo
Cotton Tapes, all sizes, Monday, nor
.10
Warner's Silk Coverod Feathe- bone
t, yard 7,
Wire Hair Holls, , ach 18o
SOoXose Supporters, all sisea lOo
8So Pad Rose Supporters ige
The regular hump Hooks and Eyes,
with new patent hooks, on sale at,
per card TViO
6- in. Horn Dressing Combs, metal
back, each 50
7- ln. Horn Dressing Combs, metal
back, each 7V0
T-ln. Celluloid Dressing Combs ...60
Nursery Pine, all elss, at. card...lo
$1.50 Copyright Books 8o All the
latest titles. Including The X,nre of
the Mask, by Harold McGrath, Just
received S8o
HAYDEHt
THE RELIABLE STORE
Sheetings, Muslins
and Linens
In Our Famous Domestic Room
Here we excel. We haye a
dead cinch on these lines. Com
pare these prices with any in
the United States and investi
gate. No peddlers or dealers
sold in this department.
9-4 bleached Pepperell, yd.,19c
9-4 bleached Lockwood, yd., 19c
8-4 bleached Lockwood, yd., 17c
8-4 bleached Pepperell, yd., 17c
The celebrated Pepperell R. .7c
Fruit of the Loom, yard. . .7c
Lonsdale, yard 6C
Edwards, yard 6c
Winthrop, yard 5c
$1.00 all linen Damask, yd., 48c
85c all linen Damask, yard, 39c
50c mercerized Damask. . . .25c
39c mercerized Damask. . . .15c
25c mercerized Damask. .I2y2c
Towels, 15c, 10c, 7V2c, 5c, 314c
Come early.
tBig Sale on White
Porcelain for' Monday
8-inch Plates each 5c
7-imch plates, each 3c
Pie Plates, each 2c
' Covered Dishes, each. . .12Hc
Open Vegetable Dishes. . .10c
Handled Cups, each 3c
Saucers, each 2c
Big Sale on lardi
nieres for Porches
6- inch Jardinieres, each. . .19c
7- inch Jardinieres, each.' . .35c
8- inch Jardinieres, each. . .45c
10-inch Jardinieres, each . .G5c
12-inch Jardinieres, each. .75c
Please remember this sale is
for Monday only.
Special and Attractive Savings
on Dependable Merchandise
in Omaha's Headquarters
High Grade Linens
Genuine imported mercerized table
damask, good (wldth and beautiful
designs, regular 66c grade, Monday,
yard 35
Full bleached and unbleached Belfast
table linen, heavy and serviceable,
never Bold less than 75c yard, Mon
day, yard 45
Heavy Scotch Damask, warranted
pure flax, 72 inches wide, the best
$1.00 gooda ever sdld, special Mon
day, yard G9
Mercerized Satin Damask Napkins,
full 22 Inch, good value, at $2.00
dor., Monday, 6 for.... 50
Oriental Turkish bath towela in cream
and pure white, heavy twisted
thread, extra large size, our regular
35c valueB, special Monday, ea.lj)
Imported Marseilles . Bed Spreads,
heavy knotted, fringe cut corners,
pronounced embossed patterns, full
12-4 size, good $6.00 quilt, special
Monday, each $2.25
ET7.3
.u try
ire irs if
Order By Mai From these
prices. All maU orders will be
filled excepting in case of hour
sales or where stock la ex
hausted. Send for catalogues
and samples.
Furnishing Goods and Underwear Sale
All the wonderful Saturday values, together with sev
eral new lots, will be on sale Monday at most surprising
bargain prices.
Over 900 Dos. Fine Drees and
Negligee Shirts Such well
1 known makes as Griffon, Mon
arch, Elgin, Etc., garments in
the lot worth up to $3.00, even
better values than Saturday's
251 39 and 61
Men's 4-ply Linen Collars Iteg
ular 15c values, all slses, clean,
new stock, at 5
Men's 811k Ties Worth to 60c, all
newest styles and colors. In 3 lots
at 5 10 d 25
Extra Special Underwear Bar
gains. Beautiful Undsrsklrts Worth up to
$3.60, deep lace and embroidery
flounce, on sale at SI. 98, 91.SO, 8o
Skirts and Gowns, worth $1.00: sev
eral hundred In the lot. on sale at,
each 6O0
Xadles' Combination 811118 Made to
sell at 70c; on sale at 39o
Oowbs, Ooraet Covers and Drawers
Worth to 50c, choice 85o
Misses' and Children's Skirts and
Drawers, values to 880, lOo, I80, lo
w 4 if
.1
Misses' and Children's Kilt Combina
tion Suits, 60o values, silk taped, all
str.es, at 8So
Ladies' Knit Pants, S9o values, loo
Matchless Rug Bargains Monday
Most complete assortment in Omaha for selection.
$30.00 Axnilnster. Rugs 9x12
size, 35 patterns to select from,
special Monday, at.... $21.98
$25.00 AxminNter Rugs 8-3x1 0-6
size, beautiful oriental and
floral patterns, sale price Mon
day $18.50
$27.50 Seamless Wilton Velvet
Hugs 9x12 size, big assortment
of handsome designs, special,
at $10.08
$25.00 Velvet Rugs 9x12 size,
big range of patterns, on sale,
at $16.0S
$22.00 Seamless Tapestry Bruins
Rugs 9x12 size, on sale,
at $16.08'
$2O.0O Brussels Rugs (10 wire,)
only one seam, 9x12 size, special,
at $14.08
$15.00 Best Brussels Rugs 8-3x1
10-6 sire, handsome new pattemb.
at $10.98
$10.00 best Brussels Rugs, 6x9 size:
special at a
"No Piece" Lace Curtain Stretcher,
bass wood frame; on sale at.... 880
7-ft. Window 6 hades, best oil opaque; .
special at 390
1
1
Window Shades, best wntor col
ors; ifyUJ at 82 He
Immense assortment of new Mat
tlnas and Fibre Kuks at lowrst pos
sible prices.
We carry the 1 arrest and most oemlsts line
Sheets and Pillow Slips
of
In Omaha
Whitethorn Bheets, else
SljDO, sell
XJtlc Sheets, slss
81x90, sell
Defender Sheets, slss
81x1(0, sell
Mohawk Sheets, else
81x0, sell
Ciandard Sheets, else
ilx0, sen
prices always the lowest.
70, I Llnen Finish SheeU, nlxe
I 10. eell .
Slxe 72XV0,
ilza ,2x30,
hIxo
..75c
..69c
..65c
59c
elxsO. sell.
Pepperell Sheets,
sell
Mohawk Sheets,
sen
Linen Flnlth Sheets,
2xiv, sen
White Wins Sheets', slxe
72x90. sell
,49c
.59c
.55c
,45c
35c
fl.KO French Embroidery Batiste. 45 Inches
wide, at, a yard
$1 50 French Fatlste, In white and colors, 45
Inches wide. Monday at. a yard 780
$1 50 and II It St. Gall Swisses, 82 Inches wide,
at, a yard 790
$1.00 St. Oall Swisses at, a yard 80
7Cc St. Gall Swisses at. a yard Bo
50c St. Gall Swisses at, a yard 89o
60c Scotch Swisses at, a yard .' 89o
Site Scotch Swisses at. a yard I80
25o Domestic SwImscs at, a yard 18HO
Stic aud 25c Checked Dimities, yd., 880 and l9o
50o Checked Lawns at, a yard 36o
In Our High Grade While Goods Department
89o Mercerized Walstlng-s, for tailored waists,
at, a yard 85e
26c grade at, a yard 18
J9c Checked Lawm at, a yard.
45-ln. Wash Chiffon, regular
a yard
$1.00
850
trade, at,
680
ISO (rade at, a yard
11.25 45-ln.' French Lawns at, a yard..
11.00 45-ln. Freoch Lawns at, a yard.,
15c 45-ln. French Lawns at. a yard...
65o 45-ln. Opera Batiste at, a yard....
60c 45-ln. Opera Batista aC a yard...,
..B80
, .890
..680
. .490
..480
. .36o
Ito 86-ln. Sheer Batiste at, a yRrd 20c
lOo 45-ln. Mercerised Chiffon, on silo Moiul.iv
at, a yard S6o
76o 45-ln. Persian Lawn at. a yard fl9o
89o 46-ln. Persian Lawn at, a yard ! 330
39o Persian Lawn at, a ysrd .... ' osc
Indlu Llnon at. a yard, 85o. I80, lSoi lais'e. 10c
f
1
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In the Field of Electricity
m
Tfce Fat are of Electricity.
N A RECENT address before
students of the New York
Uectrlcal Trade school. Dr.
CharUa P. Btelnnjetx. professor
of electrical engineering- at
.Vnlon colli ge, . Schenectady,
N, Y , and connuUJug engineer . of
ths General Electric company, dis
cussed "The Future of EWn-trlclty "
with all the enthusiasm of an ad
vanced optimist. , He predicted that young
men now living would .see the exhaustion
of our supply of anthracite. The naturul
course then will be to rely upon our de
posits of soft coal for protection against
freeilng. but the government, In Dr. Stein
niets's opinion, will be obliged to prohibit
this or the air we breathe will Ix-come
permeated with poisonous gait. The hopo
of the future for life, as Dr. Bteinmets
seas It. Uea In electricity.
Ths United States that la to come will
bo a country entirely devoid nf its pivsint
river scenery. The risers of the future
will be pnerely a succession of sluggish
lakes, with . electrical power stations In
beiwoaa. Ail th uttla streams will nava
been wiped out and their combined strength
converged into yie great bodies of water
that are to supply the heat, light and
power of the future.
"Electricity In the future," said the pro
fessor," will have to solve the problem
of collecting the water power. Now wo
convert It where we fin it 1ito electricity;
wa haven't started collecting it as yet. We
have been dreaming of transporting
Niagara's power to New York. They will
never do that, but the different powers
join-d together may feed the same system.
"What we get today, however, of our
real water power la a mere nothing. No
attempt Is made to get the enormous
power that goes to waste in tha spring
floods. I,ok at tha enormous unused
power in the little creeks and rivulets.
New methods will have to be devised for
collecting the Joint power of all of these
creeks and rivers. That Is what we will
have to do when we face tha possibility
of freexlng.
"There are hard times coming for future,
renerattoila. Wo can see now In what
direction things will tend. We think now
It Is net worm while dolus these things,
but the time will coma when they will have
to be done. They won't Uvo in houses
such as we have now. They will have to
collect the sunshine. They will appreciate
that It takes a lot of electrical power to
produce a little heat."
Electrical bath Robe.
The real thing In warm clothes has ar
rived. It is a self-heating bath robe. The
possessor of this novel garment, accoid
lng to Popular Mechanics, simply puts it
on and attaches himself to the nearest
electric fixture by means of a wire. He Is
then Independent of all other sources of
artificial heat furnaces, steam radiators,
eto. The bath robe stove has a network of
fine wires embedded In the cloth, which
becomes hot when the current Is turned
on.- Tha degree of heat can be regulated
by means of a switch in on of the pockets.
Tha device Is simplicity It self and obviously
applicable to - ether garments as well as
bath robes. If this method of healing were
generally adopt,) the annual auvlng of
coal would be something, enormous. In
this electric pluggage people going to call
oould carry their own clothes stoves with
them and simply make connection with tha
visitor's switchboard In ths drawing room
upon their arrival and heat up.
'
Wtrelsaa Progress.
Tha coo fids qos of. Uis backers of the
Marconi wireless telegraph la well founded.
Progress in the development of tha system
of communication equals, If It does not
surpass, that which marked the Infant
years of the telephone a quarter of a cen
tury. At the meeting of the Marconi cor
poration in London last month the chair
man. Sir Charles Evan Smith, who de
clared the company had overc.ima Its Ini
tial difficulties and had laid the founda
tion of future success on a sound basis.
Wireless communication with the United
States was row easy, and he hoped soon
to reduce the cost to 60 per cent of tha
existing submarine rates. Mr. Marconi
addressed the meeting and his remarks
were received with enthusiasm. He said it
would be possible soon to increase the
speed of transmission to thirty words a
minute and that he would be able also to
effect duplex workings between w:re!ess
stations. In conclusion Mr. Marconi said:
"I again put on rocoid my. strong belief
that wlrelesa telegraphy Is destined to be
come an Indispensable aid to civilization
In affording a new. and economical means
of communication with countries at a great
distance, as well as with ships at sea."
A Day Wlthoat Electricity.
As a rule we fall to appreciate fully tha
dally Importance. aX aiaetrlutt la this busy
world beuauee the subtle current has be
come so universal and common as to pa
almost unnoticed. And. Ilka all things
of common good. It is missed only when
it Is gone. People use ths telephone, tha
telegraph, ride on the street cars and turn
on the electrlo lights without a thought
of the hourly Importance of electricity to
their comfort and convenience. It is only
when the "juice" Is gone) and the lights
refuse to burn, tha cars do not run and the
wlrea are carrying no meeragca and we
realise what a gift Is that greatest of
nature's treasures electricity.
Suppose by some catastrophy of nature
all electricity should cease some night
at tha mystic hour of twelve, that the
giant water wheels and ateain engines
sohuld continue to while the huge genera
tors, but not an amphcre, of the electrlcty
would flow along tha miles and miles of
transmission wlrea
Just suppose such a th1rg to be.
Industry after Industry would be without
power and thousands would be thrown out
of employment. Tha dentist could not fill
teeth; the physicians could net use the
X-ray or other electrical apparatus; the ar
tisans could not run their small motor
driven machinery until the old foot power
was restored. Tha printing press, which
aiw driven by motors, would slop and evety
motor-driven convenience would refuse to
do Its work.
The compass would not work snd it would
be Impossible to sail tha seas.
All communications front place ta plao
and from nation to nation would ceaae.
The dally news service would stop.
Electricity Is so identified with every In
dustry and tha preparation of vary pro
duct that the piloes of nearly everything
to eat, wear, read, or use would be seriously
advanced. Nearly all water power develop
ments would bo worthless. Incurring a loss
of billions. Coal would advance 100 par cent
in price. Steam eqglns would be tha only
form of power available fer large Industries
and the cost, of everything would go up
accordingly.
Bteamahips would cease ta be In constant
communication with each other and tha
mainland.
The city streets would ba In total dark
ness every nrfght until oil and gas lamps
could ba substituted.
To Kaat Africa, and Hack.
That tha telegraph and electrlo cable
have annihilated distance throughout ths
world, although a commonplace of today,
was recalled recently by the quick trans
mission of a messsge and a reply between
New -York and. a tUtk.n In liiillsh East
Africa.
Thirty-seven years ago It took Ktanloy
nine months of travel, rMats Harper's
Weekly, through the vast equntor1.nl forces
of Africa to reach t'JIJi and find Living
stone. During al'rost his entire irv.mxu
was lost to communication with Ihe out
side world.
At 1!:S0 p. m. on Wednesday, March
a cable dlspatoh was sent through
western union Telerraph company
New Tork to Nvlob!, In Billj.h
Africa, a station thl'ty dors' mrrh rrn
Livingstone's headquarters; and a rei)ly
was received through tie Postel Tlegii-'ph
Cable company shortly after noon nn ths
follewlne- Friday, an Interval of less thsn
fifty hours.
The cable dlrpatch waa transmute! first
to tha Asone Islands, and thonoe to Lisbon.
Gibraltar. Malta. Alexandria, P"rt Fiild.
Sues, Aden, fcanxlbar. snd Mombasa, on
the Eaat African aoast Thence K was sent
Inland to Navtobl by telegraph, and from
that point waa conveyed thirty mile t
the house of the recipient, ths total ap
proximate dlstanoa being slightly mora
than 10,000 miles. Oalng to the different
In time between New York, and Navlobl,
the message lost eight hours In transmis
sion, snd consequently waa not received tltl
Thursday otherwise the two days occupied
by its Journey aud tha return of the answer
might have bean shortened conddorabljc-
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