The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 16, 1898, Page 1

Saturday. ( , sea ig CIRCULATION. | E A D A A y e Showers tonight and VOLUME III—NUMBER 5 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY , FRIDAY, SEVTEMBER 16, 1898. 'S A WEEK. NEW TRIAL Weintuge is uapatent sewer te RUFE VEAL WILL OPEN OFFICERS Rivionae {ARGUMENTS EY ee ee te es ee a attain toa certain extent his own} Bridge—J. P. Brooks, ©. ©, D' ‘ . side, ‘This me, however, be {| on, judges; W. 8. Gholson, ¢ EAU J» likely to fail, for the relations of the | e| ° lo, VA. Derington, shetttt ha 4 y E BEGUN . oe powers have undergone a vast change | Hendron’s School fH eat ° a a te te % since last year. Kngland and Ger- paren ae | aes AOE : P, Jones, judges; Js LY many are undoubtedly on more : clerk; Jesse sheriff si ] LOVELY The French Cabinet Will To- pee ea are i tents His Examining Trial Was Held Ex-Condactor Bud O'Brien Here; The County Election Board ohn Y« hs fy Har to Be Given night Order a Revision draw in her horas somewhat. There- | This Morning in the Police on a Visit to His Friends— Makes Its Selections of Pre obo Englert. sheriff te Jury This After- of the Celebrated fore, despite the porte’s impudent) — Court—All Cases Against Will Move His Family to cinct Officers for Election Concord—Rob Stanley J. M Burrows U fusal to withdraw the troops from 4 " ais Seiki aue 7 2 ss er, judges; John Davis, ¢ b aUEE ase Case. Crete, it is tolerably certain that not Him Were Dismissed. Whitesides, Ky. and Registration, A. Allen, sheriff. mes Next. only the English admiral’s ultematum oa Massac—A. M. Jovnsor hem Pasha will be accepted by Hartley, judges; Ira 5 * Expected That a Cabinet Crisis Tekut complete ace of the He Was Released and Received |The Master Painter Meets With|L, K. Tayler Is Chairman ef the ba ci nag a wars a urkish troops will follow. —George Edis, \ nN and Possibly a Presiden: edhe siaeidadl | Mamy Congratulations—Grand an Accident—Mr, Flyup at County Board andH.G, Tandy |e ease yes Pp digtiie. chase 4 4 Fry, Judges; J. 8. Pryor ork jet for Murder — There . J tial Crisis, Will SPANISH TROOPS Jury Will Not Indict Him, Greenville—Other Rail- Secretary—All Ready Now George Rust, sheriff Will Be No Indictment in - ; ‘ . ; Woodville—C. C. Baugh, 'T. D . F Itt ; road News. f ' ; gh, ‘ ‘ A Follow, Rivacuating San Juan in a Quiet t Is Understood ‘om! ews. te Count the Votes Flower, judges; W. L, Beck, clerk the Veat Case. tf =—— iat Mann ~ | ee J. W. Hobbs, sheriff winced ; Grabamville—R. J. Baldry, T. E Mr. J. R. O'Brien, formerly acou-; The board of election commission-|Fortson, judges; John D. Smith.| ‘The case against Thomas Hannon. ductor on the Hhnois Central, and]ere of McCracken county has organ-| clerk; anley, sheriff. charged with the murder of of Will ue of the most popular on the road, | ized by electing 1. K. ‘Taylor chair-} Lamont—D. 8. Holland, W. A.|fiall, will likely be given to the jury jo the city on « brief visit. Mr.|man H. G. Tandy secretary. The| Jett, judges; W. T. Cockrell, clerk; | this afternoon. ‘The evidence -wss “4 OMWiea wii yive up railroading and/ folowing list of “officers has been] W. nee sheriff. concluded soon after the atternood y to Whitesides, /chosen to hold the registration in) Raglard—Jobo Spence, D. W.|session beg: and the arguments Paris, Sept, 16 fhe cabinet to Ti i » Ver ’ is, Sep f Phe cabive Sau Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 16,— The examining trial of Rufe Veal, 4 night will order a vew trial for Drey- charged with the murder of James E fus, It is expected that this order Che Spanish troops are evacuating | Grief, and with having maliciously vs tbe outposts and garrisons of the city} shot Grief and Press Schotta, took will be followed by a cabinet crisis, r a ¥ a cabinet Crsisy without giving trouble. ‘Their places} plaee before Judge Sanders this} bea will soon be filled by American troops, | ™orning at 10 o'clock, and there was} "Ove his and possibly « presidential crisis i a large crowd fresent. ‘Two stenog-| aviess county, 15 miles from|October and the election in| Aaron, judges; Jesse T. Harper.|followed. By adjournment Hannon Owensboro, and open a hotel. Mr. | November. clerk; J. M. McKinney, sheriff. may know his fate. PIO PILLAR. — | A GREAT SCOOP. iiss" *** reset iene i try h elegant phos- 1. Drep in and try his eleg phe The witnesses introduced were the phates. Phone 315 for your ‘oat ie) : “ by Aguinalde Has an Insurgent Reported ‘That the Southern} #™¢ 8 before the coroner's inquest, O'Brien's many friends will wish] The qualifications under the new him success in his new undertaking,|Iaw are that eack officer shall be a and will always be pleased to see him | housekeeper, able to read and write st Dr. Renben Bor 1 murder, is next n the docket. irug wants. ’ >in Pade ‘ he drag wan Rival Who May Make cy , ; with an addition or two, and there] #P his family in Paducah. and understand the constitutlon of the ; ‘Tha grand jury bad tepotet eet ThGuELES Railway Co, Has Got the was no material difference in the evi-} ygr, John Mulvihill, formerly agent mi pron ‘ : One of the Soldier Boys Is Ar-}dictimonts up w One of ; PVUVUVUVUVY FOUDIE, K. & 1 Bridge. dence, showing so conclusively that tye rooklyn, and afterwards at Mur-leotigg, “1 vested and Jailed While that eal rae /Ceied tbay tBe jrcsece ae physboro, Ill., has resigned bis posi-| " Butier's—J. It. Beach Pitet Here Visitin in n the Proposes to Attack Aguinalic wat it Has Bought the se./*ttraey, Mr. Wheeler Campbell, tion with the J. A. Bauer pottery| Rogers, judges; Kd Swith, clerk; H LE Z : Also the American toute alec bane moved that all the warrants be dis-}works, and will ina short time accept] GacGiee, sheriff, ie Frauke gang of tives: oui r Li missed. The evidence of Schotta position with the Allinois Central] “Gyaig* ad —r sotor| Otmers Will Return to Lexington was released yes- K. was not beard, and would have made PA + ab oue of ihe towns ssgglpent dt aker, Peter at Once and Report terday on bund, He has been ace FAURE AS DICTATOR. | So at ies ie te [oat oe othe wt eg Suge: Wath, Sa Sia erate oe v 5 |{PManila, Sept. 15.—The insurgent] | vigsitie, Ky., Sept. 16.—1t is] M0 matter what it might bave been, clerk ; Jesse Satterfield, sheriff. term of circuit court, hut there ing a8 extra on the transfer boat. Diegle’s—W. ’. Byrd, James Mat wore fudictments p as the preponderance of testimony geueral, Pio Pillar, is preparing to Albert Winfrey, « private of com-|°! ng Threatens to Resign His Office) vice troubles He is an enemy nnd |e eOret bere that the eT was in favor of the defendant even] Master Painter W who is in] tison, judges; Frank Diegel, clerks] 907 x" Third Kentucky, was arrest.) MEA#0St him, His boud was Bxed ab The Yolitical Crisis in rival to Agutes! miismorerbile oe has purchased the K. lad he made a statement different] charge of the painters who have beea| W- F’. Owen, sheriff. . ed last evening on acapias by Deputy |$200 an! B. Michael, Jr., beeame panies vi Pele aie & 1. bri and the St. Louis Air| from any other witness. at.work on the various buildings of] _ Smith's Grocery—J. A. Cole, U.| oi) in G Ee ant i " Re {| his bondsinaw France. |troops to harass Aguinaldo as much] yf iieoad Attorneys Reed, Crossland and] the railroad here, is walking ov aJS- Walston, judges; H. W. Katter-P vail go 5 ig ath geata ine Tue gra y yesterday returned a |as possible. Pio Pillar bas threaten- i ey Gilbert represented the defendant. |crntch, as a resuit of « fall through|Jobn, clerk; D. K. Keithley, sheriff.) O70. oe pigs Aaa ae indict onte ea Allo Bitter Opposition to Revision of] ed to attack the American forces, but NICHOLASVILLE Judge Sanders made afew remarks] the door at the Broadway freigit| South Side Court House—James ibe Bigs Wail ln badges heck ct He ‘tage “ae the fireyfas Case Leads theS | an atttack from him te not feared, : = in reviewing the case, saying that the|hause. A defective plank did the Ril uel ghee Gap Hae passion, He was originally charged] Atthur Crawford, reaking. President to Be Arbitrary. yee Celebrates Her One Hundredth| evidence showed that the defendant] work. Bias. NAVY READY FOR WAR. if Tyuivartane bods had shot ia the defense of his life, , peer anes after several efforts to get away from Paris, Sept. 16.—The Dreytus| ¥ a ae the two young men and avoid a dif- affair bas entered a vew phase, A) None of the Fighting Vessis Are Nicholasville, Ky,, Sept. 16,—The J . presidental crisis is threatened. MM to Be Retired Now. : m ficulty, which they seemed determined Faure is reported te have pronoun celebration of the one hundredth an-|to have. He dismissed all the cases o : C i ahaslte, with malicious shooting, but the of-| | own Brown, alias Chas. Hawkins, Mrainmaster J. J. Flynn is at] Kirkpatrick’s—J. S. Young, E. B,|fense was reduced. He cuta young] wilful munter, | Brown, alins Haw. ; r i . 8. g, Be 1 West at a dance Wine | Kins, 1s the negro. arreste Ulinois Gheenville attending court. Davidson, judges; W. 'T. Kirkpat-]™8a named West at a dance , the = rick, clerk; Bony Jackson, sheriff. |tey Will likely give bond this after oe thn Hak temoetat who was employe at North Side Court House—L, T,| 202: aie Wilson, H. L. Blackford, judges; J.] ‘There are a number of the young The stater the Nashv ary of the founding of this] against Mr. Veal, and discharged bim] {guis railw ent of the earnings of Chattanooga & St. v e city last wins dy, with Onilet hole \ , just issued for Au- mole yK poe jt inet revision at Monday's cabin Nort s }.—Although chet bss H. Wilcox, clerk; Chas, Ratcliffe, |™eo of company K sow bere, who i ; meeting. and the Dreyfus prese will] gtk hough s ip progress today and is a[ from custody. | hows: Grose earnings, | H+ Wilec CMe Tave become frightened over having wnt, tedovered in the ra © navy uriment may pot cen- The grand jury will pay no atten- net earnings, $209.96 - mp, and they will Rogers—R. J. Barber, R. 'T. Nel-|fo away from great success The events today returo to Lexington at once and re- got pardon bi The people must sumption of hostilities | be prepared to hear most scandalous iver tig philip tion to the case, as the two previeu: ,T14. The stockholders it will be] were the monster parade, a barbecue | investigations are sufficient to justify surplus, $7 ofthe N., C, & St. L. re-elected the son, judges; Frank Gilbert, clerk; es, raisins, tang’ against President Faure beatae ; ; - port for duty. The desertions, al- ones a dakar with many) 2 poslttde to desl promplly with soy {iad savers) addresses by noted|them in refusing to find an iudict- | 61g directors at tue annual meeting chcriay seen C. Pieper Jobn| though they are merely temporary, development io the situation and is] op stors ment. shvville he directors re- : ee on ne hacen 7 ‘ ‘ rains of salt. However, the fact re- atlooabiy pnmarten il Ps i Williamson, j judges; J. L. Rob-| bave become so common, that the of- Wine, unfortunately, that there is Pee apne eg — . 9 sy Atter the trial this morning Mr. |elfcted Maj. J. W. Thomes president) sign clerk; J Henre Smith. cheritf, { ivers are determined te break it up, 5 y vonstration ne auxiliary navy IS IT LOUISE KING? eal was warmly congratulated by /agd J. H. Ambrose secretary and ae oT) Os Mba Seni Aber [ery egos eked rowing danger of the president tee wii) not be reduced and none of the his many frien who were at the tréasurer. it. @igning. If be abould do a0 no pres- ici, Sloan, judges; C. W. Emery, clerk ; the regular estab uy ‘ » Disi trial. His guard, Mr. Joe Gourieux, enanmmeen —— ident of the third republi¢ will ave jiciiment will be retired or placed in ught That the Dismembered | oo ased, The annual meeting of the stock-|Chas. Roark, sheriff. Get one of Scott Hardware Co's.) ®* remained in office tothe end of bis Ce dinary, as were the Minneapolis Boy Found May Be Teadas auth , helders of the Iilincis Central will be} Faxon’s—John Hall, J. M. Thom-| Filters, they don’t cost much. 1652 | a ue oc “ ' term ae Ce ia and many of the monitors Hers, a frag tedse a Wee aie 10™ Vdd ia Chicago on September 28, ‘ WOULD THROW OUT BRISSON. before the outbreak of hostilities with oes et Baieted dog — oe Bp . ‘ go, Was arraigned in the po- S ditiennsbiede Spaio Bridgeport, Cono., Sept. 16.—It} hice court. this tmaorning on a breach| THE PEACE COMMISSION. 5 wail SCHOOL Gil Paris, Sept. 1 6.—The New York THE GOEBEL LAW. is now believ he he ismembered of the peace charge. He formerly) yo a Werle Boys & ., World correspondent eables We paibtirinianel vody that was in the Yellow! lived with the woman, but found one 1 8 t db ti horitatively stated that the in- \ are ow the brink of the gravest crish - * Mill pond this week is that of Louise he liked better, and married her, aut! ace the birth of the third republic, TM Hirst Agreed Case Will Come] eee oy | Phi made the Clark woman mad, [structions te the peace commission do ” ‘The situation is briefly this: Brisson Up at Framkfort This Month vat Gig ake dianneare Baca and in her insane jealousy, she at-Inot include the retention of sll the d all the members of the cabinet, ore City, appee : tempted to kill him, and did not de- Miullicnices, ‘Thé comialesion bas Sth the exception of Zurlinden and) Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 16.—The|Miss King disappeared from Coney] ny it, and brs been indicted by the] |? PEIbeS. ) . are convinced ef agree case to test the constitution-| Island Sunday evening. She was at)grand jury for malicious shooting been given broad latitude. ity of a revision of ality of the clection law will come up] rst theaght to have been drowned. Adare Noy Sutton a ck a THEY FOUGHT. , the Dreyfus case, slike in the interest hefore Judge Cantril! for argument] iyo, ieee Ithy and alsa to let the weman alone, but con- Y er people are wealthy and al } ree pe of justice and of the state, General this term. The republicans eave ee ee deed to. find her, | ued to 8 to see her, and agreel/my,, Nashville Darkies Have a Brugere bas signitied his willingness decided to enter into the case, and " " to give her an order each week for = eo ae \ a to take the portfolio of war and will further agreed facts will he sub-| but thus far without success, money. He was at her home on Hot Time. _to-~ : a n accept a revision. aturday’s mitted, and the law bitterly contest- weeny Washington street night before last, ». ’ wabinet meeting # decision will be ed, The case will be taken Lo the NO ACTION when they had trouble, and she st-] Officer Gray this worning found ALL KINDS OF SHOES weached, and it is certain reversion court of appeals and decided before tempted to use a hatchet on him, He|James H. Elliott aud Henry Haney, will be decreed. the November election, Will be Paken by the State Board] took the weapon away from ber, and|colored, engaging in s desperate President Faure, who bas been a ¥ ————_—— of Health About Yellow Fever. [she broke a bottle of medicine over] fight at Nioth aud Washington. | START THE CHILDREN RIGHT {by putting their busy feet in foot- determined oppovent of revision, las ATE POISONOUS WEED. ees bis head, inflicting a bad wound, He}They used rocks and fists, but neither wear that will stand the strain. Our prices are not bi b Bri | used it to be rumored that he wil — A called meeting of the executive] ¥## sdjudged the aggressor, and was}seemed to he hurt our boys and girls in and we will fit_them f Te resign if it is granted. No of€\s: sie neath of a Little Inmoe|committee of the state board of] 10ed $5 and costs They aie off a steamboat, and y' ¥ & . them for very little money, mhtimingain «sw ee lhealth was beld last night in the par-| Judge Sanders in commenting onf when taken to the city hall, one was every one sees the move i¢ a dlesper-| nocent at Cadiz, Triga lore of the Galt house, says yester-|'e case, said that he could not un- | searched by Lockup Keeper Menifee, ate expedient to get rid at one blow County, days Louisville Post. Those present derstand what sort of an infatuation] who found nothing Otfcer Gray “ad of Brisson's net, as be bas fondly were Dr, J. N. McCormack of Bowl- He ve sear tea etna oeey cla iF erent sail i206 Kalle 1 ue aH Cc RR f hoped for revision also. Cadiz, Ky., Sept. 16.—A 2-year-ling Green, secretary of the board ;| sch o er, al lacec soc ey e poth i ‘aure’ 1 5 ; ‘ emsel dl given all |locked up. But M. Faure’s unconstitutioual | o)q child of Mr. Carter Greenwood] ));, J, M. Matthews, Dr, William|!2 § reom to themselves and given Ap. action in directly interfering with the | gied from poisoning Weduesday! Ruley, Dr. J. M. Bodine, Dr. H. H. the axes and hatchets they wanted ibe Gesuine Ric's orean oo salen 3821 BROADWAY. * reeponsibility of the cabinet affords night. ‘The child was playing outlGragt, Dr. Hy O. Cottell, Dr, B, W,|82¢ allowed to cut and hack until} yr aa ‘ — = ee — ocaiat " an exaxple of lawlessness in a from the house and in its play ate the] Smock and Dr. F. 'T, Kisenman,state a Malley edhes the conn i Boceuckta: ; a — laces whith ie the first step toward plessom of a poisonous weed, Sup-| veterinary surgeon would be rid of two mighty bad sub- Phone 289. Vrrevolution. He is accused of aim-| posed to be jimson, aud died in bor-]\ ‘Phe object’ of the meeting was teo| Jets ea pocket LIEBE Good Bye ing et a dictatorship, and if be suc riple agony a few hours afterward, discuss the yellow fever situation in] John A, Vasseur, a white man, MINSTREL ARRIVES, Old Headache | ceeds in destroying the Brisson cali- errs the south, and to take further action/arraigned on charge of obtaining — v bet it will be the act of a dictator GERONIMO ARRIVES AT OMAHA,| toward stamping out and preventing] money by false pretenses from Mr. [It Gives a Most Creditable Street Ai bedtude Che Gonttive Hinds The Dreyfus agitation can now be ceemen the spread of anthrax among cattle} Joho Terrell, He sold to Mr. Ter~ Parade. coke Cowden cdl ania 1060 hand suppressed only Dy the exercise Of) Caha, Neb, Sept, 16,—Geroni-] on the fatms around this city rell for $1.50 @ saddle and some har- aici e L 1 AOS: 4 ot Faure ‘ey dea erg ter discussing th low fever that w tolen fi Pat Lally sain arbitrary power. — Preaules vile Apache. chief, who, with his{ Afver discussing the yellow fever| ness that were stolen from Pat Li ’ ay ioe : i : hes made himself the champion of me ne Ay ae chet hp mi ae situation thoroughly the comotitiee [oct loug since, and (a alleged to have ae a S: Ne isis enn his mninstrel 4 D BACO N 4 Co | Nowhere in all the broad laud can you fir ock that can compare he army and its tainted chiefs, who 4 +n “diving | decided to the lateness of|made false representations to Mr pe BEELTOU UE BTSEDOOR She 101 CEs kate +} with ours—in maguitude; in beauty; in variety; in of hs 7 were the last to be subdued, giving from Clarksville, and gave a street t 7 lependabil P : hil : : will do anything to avoid the expose) M00 CO ing chase before he the season, and as the disease is prac-| Terrell in claiming that they were his pening ee. BOM. BATES PHARMACISTS ailoring; in dependability and serviceability of fabric. ‘These prices ure that revision would entail on Fee eee hem cut has. arrived in{ tically under control in the districts} property. He has employed Judge] Parle: Wile Pry eee PY] geis Fish Agents, Seventh and Jackson | il! crowd the department: y to place that are | OO" . P $ evale: ‘ - | Camp! ff nase vrowd, Ms veople had beea ; i them, and are ready to place at «| Omaha, together with twenty other] Mhere itis prevalent, it! was uo Campbell to defend bim, and theease | Ein ity arrival for ccvaral bones | Boys Kase Fants Sulte~- bitrary power in his hands. Apackes anda party of 100 Coman- | uecessary to take steps toward quar-| was passed until Monday. He claitys renee ne ot tere in the fon lsc abby é j tary coup d'etat was therefore freely | hes, Wichitas, Cheysnnes and Ara-{antiving against the infected dis-|1o have bought the harness from a] /°P' 8 0 er ae ton heviots~the best fabicem ne; conjectured tonight as the probable | aces, with their ponies, ‘They go} ticts. ‘The board will, however, | boy for 36 cents, but does not know } outcome of the crisis aoe ne ymthe Indian congress at the ex-{Keep an eye on the situation, es-] who the boy was, president’s efforts to bulldoze the pecially until frost falls. a GOL. H, H. HOUSTON VERY nt} WINSTEAD'S CHILL TONIC tad geod value at S4oomon speci peng pr SX? 50 position Three yeung men were fined for 8 Brisson cabinet fail. po See : ps Macht hreash of 4 He Is This Afternoon Reported in| je 6 bottle. Boys’ Knee, Pants Suits—ages 7 to 16 oa) |. Paty du Clam in an interview ; FUN TONIGHT, slight breach of the peace, y ee nati \ | An ideal school fade , ; 4 ' pepe’ ine in the Ave-| PHILIPPINE LEGISLATORS. pil, pidwO TCRIRG. # Dangerous Condition, | ra here ; ri ‘Wednesday at his ho nue Basquet said: “1 know very AL Ficld’s Minst at Morton’s well my being put out of the army! London, Sept. 16.—The Manila Ona is, into noa-activity is enough to set) correspondent of the ‘Times says wagging all the tongues in Paris, but) Pye insurgent congress met at Ma- there is to be wo sensational sequel. | jolog yesterday forenoon anid Aguin- Whotever may be my relation to this | giqo delivered a brief message con- |X f she ean BIO En @EDO Gad than cate atcancce accursed controversy, itis solely offi-| vratulatory on the happy termina. Fields is a suflicient guarantee that} $ 0 § d then get a strange ; 4 io) ne : to tune it when an inexperienced man cial. All these statements about @Y| tion of the revolution and complete] the atiraction will be first class in “4 it r 4 it sing he f having hounded Dreyfus and perse-| conquest of the territory, He ap- every yarticular, ‘he indications ' in My i pase te alf an aos ented his wife are execrable ties. MY | hewled to the delegates to prepare aj sre that Morton 8 opera home mill ures the possibility of complete ‘ eonnection with the bordereau i have | | constitution and promulgate laws tc +e si o ’ ie one ae acid a bi Ws Gisantay: ta net oslo none, The wer minister best knows secure the complete and permanent to en aa ree shes te. [expert piano tuner, hal ba in a beam why he has relieved me temporarily, jiperty of tho Philippines. The as-] Fe ve Sonne, Suey oa} Pant ia hae aetig ont aie and like @ soldier 1 sak no questions, | sombiy was orgsnived prepatory to aeured aL YB GUNES DOGS stores Vig’ He can’t afferd to doa bad bet submit, If you, like the French | gigeussion on the proposed cpstitl-] y:6 one of Scott Hardware Co’s.| job at avy price. He is here to do reporters, are seeking theatrical sen-|tion and code of laws and the election} yiltyss, y,oy don't cost much, 16 , e ou ; rn your work thoroughly. He don’t do . Jet me assure you, YOU AFC 09 | of g president. . ee sation, ee We Vans about | P onvren, {your work, get your money and get asain |} LIVER AND KID EY TEA P Col. H. H, Houston is this after- | 1s. pesitive cure tor coustipation, dy {tis somewhat strange lew solnoon reported as in a dangerous Ne ede suas $5.00 Al Field's big white minstrels will] many people will employ a stranger}condilion at his hone, corner of 4 he is be the attraction at Morton's opera|to tune a piano, They will buy ao] Fifth and Monroe, He has been too} Manulectured by Boys’ Middy and Reefer Sui its: house tonight. The name of Al[instrument worth anywhere from {ill to leave |) ‘ | : $. H. WINSTEAD } Agee a toh Meade st epetatiys h t y braid—reeter 9 1 I a eR SY have deep sai ‘ te silk braid. nse variety | a Me ¢ roen ROS Beare ae Re CONSEQUENTLY Pure Mosquito BROADWAY MM. the wron, cant ™ 7 out of towo in twenty-four hours, Young Men's Suits—ages 14 to 20- which Zola bas prated so much van BLUSTER OF THE SULTAN. When you want a piano tuned A magn at ® nent to 8 f Blue ack clay . © nothing bur good to me: ] ‘There was a splendid service at the} ogit on 1K, Girerdey ‘ond get. it pecsinall worsted van te erence Tr Broadway M. Bh. chirch this morn- Refusar {0 Withdraw ‘Trpeps , k “ J "| done right. eae Pom Crete 4. tonight at Vhe public cor-} Get one of Scott Hardware Co's. rosauito perfume J Seriously: dially invited to attend. Filters, they don’t coat much, 1682 mosquito pe . London, Sept. 16.—The Constan-| Tew and 25 cents per bottle. pondent of the Daily The board of stewards of th i SE Cees | 5 taone moe re been received London, Sept. 16.—It is not con- The ” or E pelidil ‘will meat PLAIN SEWIN FLOUR 1S ABSOLUTELY Sold euly at wea of whe occupation of Fashoda| sidered in well-informed circles here] BaosaTh¥ | + + Sure I would like to get your sewing PUR | B.WEILLE & SON ' (en the White Nile South of Khar-|that the sultan’s refusal to withdraw at To'olock. —— anddressmaking. Pricesreasonable.] Every barrel, half barrel, sack or Gg ~ y _ | I ; af - the Ottoman troops from Crete is to ? ( s. CaL S: i ackage guaranteed to t de Fi | a 7 i ; r Majo 5 ) “ . Loe 4 finer. A .c tobe thousand Abyssinian, It is probas instance of that wily politician's | And best wearing school shoes {a ie Pl regener oe grocers sell 1. Best familie been | RUG STORE Hat, Furnishing and Shoe House. e ble that the English will contest the habit of trusting to discusstens|eity, at the lowest prices, are st ¥I eee eres wn mine ve I PTOUR MONRY BACK it Rot as yep q Nv - , , pation. among the powers to produce adead.{ Cochran & Owen, 331 Broadway, tf! pinntnint’ncoq pase.” Bs. Qh Ail drugeisi | resented, | i % BROADWAY, on 409 BROADWAY 411 BROADWAY.