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Tih allan Mindi ia a el » JULY 11, 1902, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENIN SINAN |Kind-Hearted Managers \ Llc | Arrange Entertain- }) BETWE SNPSIXT ments for the Chil- Lessee Bas S dren of the Poor. Railroads. ¥ NEW YORK | Nn _ THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK tive. ; Vin NIAGARA Pane i " ‘ from Grand Conteab : i ‘ts belo except, (hone Ieee 2315, 80%, Tae 15, 1.30 a SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE NO. 147. teeta te ere peas Straw Hat Carnival.' ace ay. oo Exercises in the Land Drill Further Ex- plained and the Im- portance of Properly Propelling the Body Shown. ° te Exprem,"* ang The second in the series of swim- 2 SUNSCRIPTIONS, HT EXPRESS. Due | d 5 m gare Fails 602 P. + ming lessons for Evening World Larne eSele nwa//Panamas Are a Dead Letter. a ag MATL AND PAPER TRA readers given by Dr. J, M, Voorhees, [Minduieite Sat temic, dmith, “aaa MY’ |P These are the Newest Favorites of Fashion. . Sn TATHAONDACK THOU ay | Cand “Ether White, Margaret and Wint Men's sires in yacht shapes: the Shinsi and Rough | NTREAL EXPRI of the Fratt Institute, who is one of crite de eee shar 22 |B Braids—every one of them bears the stamp of sup 8.30 \! Aree eeRACURR LOCALS Stipe i ae Mark” Moses, “Lilitan Philips, las on sale one week ending next Fri¢ 30 4. HEMP the instructors at the free swimming ark Lilian Phi ® n sale one week ending next Friday Nowt "famine trata tn ihe wait Dae Bella school at Battery place. He de- scribes the sccond movement that must be learned under this system if one would become a perfect swimmer. BY DR. J. M. VOORHEES. The first lesson, published yester- AN AVALANCHE OF MEN ENCH FLANNEL AND]} 8,45 ("2 2.0. 8uaeam ally, 8:40 Poa HOMESPUN SUITS GAD: pie Durialo. 7.10.) Ningera, Pal Bold and indistinct stripes and mottled effects in steel gray, blue gray, tan, green- ff) 9-55 4. ar ish, bronze brown and other shades, skeletonized throughout. Every ounce of sur- 9} 10,30 The olight of the thousands of Uttlo |B ais: we Nout. MN inside’ enough to give character and style. Coat, | r | y 11.30 wan-faced children condemned to spend | Ht, It all of the same fabric. “ the summer In narrow, malodorous ae 5 Metal nuns ives ae || Men's French $7 50 ‘to ments has awakened pity In young and /f F lamnel and and ‘ Y 00 old allke, and the noble efforts of The Homespun Suits M, SARATOGA AND MONTREAL Vin D. & H. and Rutland, DAY EXPRESS, Makes losal © ue Buffalo 11h A. Me RUTLAND” EXPRESS. Due FPALO LIMITED. Due But~ Nu ra Faille 12.28 AM. IMITED. St. Loutn 6.45 FM. next day. HICAGO LIMITED. 24 hours Evening World Sick Habtes’ Fund to lespun Suits a0) ee eG ee ae Mile bring health and strength to these lite |f AJO SERGE SUIT FROM THE SURPRISE STORE WAS Se aah een eee practised on land, before the pup: unfortunates are warmly seconded EVER KNOWN TO FADE. only: other week days at 3.20 P.M. is allowed to enter the water. It con- : f irhur trata to. Cheng. via 9 i Among the forthcoming entertainments} We cannot say it often enough or boldly enough. No Serge Suit from this store 20-haur train to Chleago, Vie sists in bringing the hands together, for the fund are the following: was ever known to fade, because we use only pure worsted, acid-tested serge—the SARATOGA LIMITED. Leaves Fred at 1.50 P.M. LBANY FLYER. Duo Albany ‘ALBANY AND TROY BX- Local stops “DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS AND CHICAGO SPRCIAL. proprietor of the North | Botany, Washington and West-of-England weave: Beach Casino, will give a mammoth | . volunteers are Charles B. Ward, the | Serge BI well-known tenor, who will sing his |f Suits ye) 9 9 palms downward, in front of the breast, shooting them out straight in front and then bringing them around in a full circle until they are nearly 040 PM. 5 if M—*LAKE SHORE LIMITED, 24 at right angles to the body, then re- newest and most successful song, ‘Fare = I ) . % = i a ‘Care. ere ‘ti Thee Well, Moitie, Darling,” and Harry ASH SUITS FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS—MORE THAN : turning them to the fret position. ‘Thomson, “The Mayor of the Bowery.” | A HUNDRED KINDS. + OMRON TR BRL RRPRESS, We De Mhe second lesson deals wits che 165 THE PUPIL ON A TROLLEY COACHED BY TEACHER. Harry is one of the funniest men on the | Hl Crash Suits, col- Crash Suits, White Duck and Fe eS once, sOnEiND movement as it is taught in the three | 1, 4 course, the harmonious working |1n three movements, At the first word) right leg a few times the same dri| stage to-day. He ts a warm friend of |B irs banded with 29c striped in ni 45¢ superior Crash 50c D. MON THE preliminary exercises on land. together of the arms and legs, the per-| of command the pupil places his hands | #}0uld be wone through with the left. |the sick babies and Is not only to appear | H white duck, Jand bl Suits, fect Interaction of every muscle of the] on his hips, raises the right leg ti the now follows, the pupil places his hands |@t the benent, but Is busy selling tekets | Bion, Class venue White Pique and French Chambrie, LESSON I 1 if 1 sf S body. Skill in this can only come with| heel touches the knee of the left leg] on his hips, raises on the ball of the | for It. ine Galatea Cloth 5 ushine striped Sciia various pretty ] 50 + Rochester The leg movement, which forms the] timo and considerable practice, The first | WIth, the toe, pointing downward and} foot, turns’ and opens che ‘knees 101 A. D. Buschmann will tender a bonetit |B ig Galat t shades . SOTERN Si r vemel AME DRES SCS E thigh yat t angles w! ol est extent and sinks do 01 e a Golde: orn Casino, i ae Motes d) in second movement in the land drill, 18} requisite is a series of movements that ines Fa Gone at right ani the backs of the thighs are resting on |£0F the fund at his Golden Horn Casin M. A tana A » M.—*PACIFIC EXPRESS. Chicaga, 22 A ane 11.30 1.3 t the body and propel it] ‘The “second | movement conalata a the calves of the leg. paleereane: near Ninety-sixth stree y to give pil full con-| Straightening the right leg and bringing | At the second word of command the | Brooklyn, July give the pupil full con-| te foot to the ground one step to the! pupil springs up wil the knees are per. | A benellt has been really of first importance as most of the| wii) sappc propelling is done by the legs. The| suficte arms are chiefly used for steering and] fidence. For this the land practise ts of 7 ry. is the Ia actise Is of tight, At the third command the right | fe valent awl then takes m tong JS At the Arverne Hotel, Arverne, L. 1: , Win Ween 5 s supporting the body, although this latter |no small importance, though it will, of [leg is ‘brought. sharply. to, the lett | secrete the rents Ia the third mover | Contributions to The ‘Byeniug World Bo 6 ouse Suits SAEED) VEEN Ce function does not need to be considered | course, not necessarily enable the pupil against the other and the hands are{ment the right foot is drawn sharply to Sick Hables Fund snould ve jaddrease wear-resisting blue cheviot, . in learning the art, as it 1s practically} to swim the moment he enters the|oopped to the sides. the lett Sag the ermeldropped tothe tes tide New York city. 2 involuntary. water. First One, Then the Other. This exercise {s employed with each The first essential to good swimming| The leg stroke in swimming consiste| After this has been practised with the| foot alternately. Wash Knee Pants “sso 426, 150, 25¢, 45¢, white, anged for Aug pt })Saturday only. STON. 9.08 A. Mand U35 P.M. Dally, ex Furnishings for Sultry Summer Days, J) 2/,i,"sitess a) Sea Raa i Fhifan cary alt through. tain Men's Negligee ts ASC Men's Hygienic Form: 46s rumees at Tite 26. M16. nnd 1206 9 in new designs, Fitting Underwear, Cc Weigle Deer othe nee Woven Madras Cloth of exquisite quality, | Lisle and Balbriggan, the best of all P| 3h d2 th, fatlors, Now yor figured and white, te cull i fabrics, in natu’ e¢ and fancy color- Telephone ‘S00 figured and ite, Separate cuffs with fabrics, in natural shade and fancy color Fir gy a sa a ‘398 ana .. Brookes for New York alr were easie Smith, Winltred 8 each. ings. hotel_or residence by Weateott Express Company atu Mar ohet $7) 50] MEW FORK ‘ceRTRAL ROUTE Wil Try Agnin. gi | NEW YORK, BOSTON Lederle says he has recelyed many com- | Hundred and Twenty-sixth street. Death Inclosed_ you will please find $2, which we] cer e ss AND NEW ENGLAND, coliected for the benefit of your Vin Springfeld and the BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD, 21 & Hudaon River RR. Lessee, Grand Central, Stati Fourth plaints of sulphuric acid fumes escaping ck | Bablen | was due to heart disease. She was a . and we will try to do better the next | rue ey | lent socletlex and did much philanthropic rch ithencosrsntel, hitieeeeites Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M. *| “LOCAL, 3 LOST DIAMOND BRACELET. work. She was thirty-two years old. eve pstper | Neel York, aa A handsomely dressed woman, wearing LED ID HE NE. Hella Ury, enhelmer, . 51 SILBERSTONE FUNERAL, a) Minima se cuelaee ate lessoiemenienili ies patel et THE GRESHAM NOT MISSING. Florence "Simons, jido "Po ae, ; B he - Frank Rossi, a laborer employed in No. 146 Lenox avenue, tAtve Toston, 19.00 A. Mf, 112.00 moon, 94.00 BOSTON, July 11.—A rumor was cur- » funeral of Michaelis Silberstone,| by a young man who looked not unlike Meow o Liale Girls Minoo PS Me the tunnel at Seventicth street and arrive New York, £90 P fe SU the centenarian, who died Tuesday from]a musiciau, drove to the West ‘Thir- rent here last night that the revenue M640? M6, 1000 PM, Bl di ‘ie ci a vate adway, was struc! he head by ncloned you t 5 am a little err : ingteld, paralysis, took place to-day. Services| Heth, strect police station in a Doe ane weeet and dled within halfan| cutter Gresham, with Becrotacy Shaw | gifttart, yar wlll Aad Mite Jems, tte witteeter and, Rochenen xt Rt lots io were conducted by the Rey. Dr. Tintner, | “re 'man toid Senet. Colton that the | nour, J. Farella, the engineer, who had | 2% family on board, were enissing. The Sie poor ‘sick “bablen, ax Imo. away for all 132 to 146 W. 14th St, Tk 70.09 P.M arrives, Portland 6.40, Poland or the West One Hundred and Twenty: | woman was Mrs. Sarah Blake, but left | Teceived the signal. to lower the bucket | FePort caused much alarm until It was | MMT I hope te money 1 send will beneat . Spring 10, Rockland 10.9) As Sty Bar Hare and relatives attended. -Interment will inoradares ‘she had lost a $250 diamona | Wa8 held to await the actlon of the| learned that the Gresham was in the| Arline Hammor, No. 6 Hancock street, Brook- reer ar jew York Central cMces, 415 en@ be in Salem Fields, Cypreas Hills Cemo-lana garbnt bracelet in the Honalg | Coroner. lower bay. tea For Sal ° Fons. 1316 BT one et cEOnDE i DAM, toe sari Gulperatone was eed 100 years! Square Theatre Tuesday night. | BODY IN EAST RIVER. NEW WIFE-MURDEPR CHARGE. 1c WHI Help, le. For Sal Onl Rati seenidontiin Dae Resenieee nana Cant OnoDy REFERBE GOT THE HURTS. | ‘The body of a man was found to-day » NORFOLK, Va., July 11.—Charles Fred-| 7/438, 94 yipeloned 12 conte, for rome poor | OM Di monds cand Jewelry taken In exchange, for E i } On Siena eayor i pay ab Charles sre i, on there fit value, “Our argument fo chia!” We otter hore ST SHORE Prank Bateont, a laborer, was killed | John Burabridge, of No. 856 West|In the East River at the foot of Stanton [erick Osborne, who was acquitted re-|" sinnie Begern, Nov 45 West One iiundred and het fi mete Sats Wes airer here i Z vi y i enth street. a fow sample bargains that Twenty-fitch street, undertook to act| street. It had been in the water for|cently in the police court on tho charge eeuthy trent pul-weat nel undrealanel| S __ the thor our statement and convince the public that a considerable period. The man was} ut murdering his wife, Mattie, who was| Fourteenth atrost. o} Nott One Hundred an DIAMOND we do actually ell Diamonds cheaper than tany Jew- RAILROAD. eenth at Seventy-fourth street and Columbus fy ree betwee! William Kelly avenue by an iron beam while he was/as fefuree between one m, ay | avout thirty sears o Y heen 6 One Hundret and tilers. buy. them, il_aell any of the Dintnonds | (New York Central & H. River RR. Co, Lessee working in a cellar, Barly to-~day|and Alfred Hanley, who met In the iat | oO THROWERS ARRESTED. found in bed with @ pistol wound in her] , isle Bawers. i Cheaper shown here with’ the distinct understanding that they | “Trains leave Franklin 6t. Sta., New Yort, Geor me ackeon, ithe: he Seen Twentscftth street last evening. He is sae ty a See. |temple, was arrested on a charge ———— can be taken to your own or any other joweller'in the follows, and 15 eats. later Coot West 43 ets searches ie body am n SANE Tar Or 1 em IX boys were arrested to-day at the q United States to be thoroughly examined and tested, 0 —For Interm. late to a SR e eg} pow fi the New York Hospital with a yo of having murdered a former wife in * May Catskiti Seen. Bap. Roianmeencuncanwie 07 8 fealp, ‘Round and three stab-wounds In| point of a revolver by Detective-ser- | Sutlwater, Okia., several years ago HAD A BROKEN SKULL. | Than Jewellers and {f be dors not ay ion tae plies bargain’ ne over | 48 M—a) cell Si, eee to Catala, ds the bac! geant Gerighty, They are supposed to - es <a ap {urn them gt once and the money will be refunded, | 2? HuNpReD cee Pough-|ACTOR HOSMER IN BELLEVUE. belong to a gang that has been throwing Meine Meee oe hd eae (PLIMp Stein Did Not Know He Was Buy Them. axory cent vou pay. without any discount ‘whatesever’ | sgn feo lot for Det, CRM. & we Miss Ella Welben Cramer, of Pough- stones at trains on the New York, No y N.Y. July joy. Odel! * Wo are jow located In our magnificent store. | 43 M—() Ulster Express tb Cataktll Mts. keepsie, and Dr: John Joseph Kindred,| 4 man whose name) oe piensa at renee ate Te ewe will’ give @ hearing today on the Badly Hurt. CHAS. A. KEENE, 180 BROADWAY. Established 1881 304) Por Huda Te, pointe @ Albany. ot this clty, were married at the Amer-| Bellevue Hospital as Albert Hosmer, appkication by the Connecticut authori- | Philip Steln, a ineman employed by | + Cleve, & 0 an actor, living at No. 29 West Thirty- {thom were punished and the others dis- {ean Church, Luzerne, Switzerland, at] ens leer > was taken to Bellevue + charged. Thomas noon July 10, the civl! ceremony having | Hospital to be examined as to his san-| to the’ Catholle | Pi ken place in the Hotel de Vil au | fry Dr, Wadsworth and two attend-| months and John Prior was sent to the | her cuild. Mrs. Jennis e wife of Laken re hour earlier, in the presence | artis from the, Sanford. (Connecticut) | Juvenile Asylum for the same period, Hd. Mrs. Jenninon Je)the/ wits o¢ Yes for the arrest and extradition of }the New York Yelophone Company, has since tured rl y was sent z Mrs, Fray nis f been pursuing his usual avocat: for six aks, Jennison-for kidnapping) en urn et uy Wit aw Te skull without knowing that he was Moz @) at 11210 P. Mo; (4) at 13.06 P. racy Clty P. RR. Station (1) at 19.47 ee! 1 a Gann + broker, and the motion for a warr, ously injured. i} 2) Me: 912.60. rgan, United States Consul | Sanitarium, He gave as his nearest * TARE iy auree: (ay at f1120 A. M.3 AEA a em ih Morse Be re ore ETomiey aad. aches Is a eontinuation of the efforts on her | JIf mas takén to the Lebanon Hospital Za 12.35 PM Time, tab usband possession uf ¢ \ditic 4 Il\\ ean. CHILD ATE BERRIBS AND DIED, | 8908 writer Higeeaiais te obtain p Bion Bracco day cater auth | Br Westman Teresa Killion, two years old, the ROGGE TO FIGHT MOEBUS. CABLE MAY BE MERRILL, Ta Baer ibts une $195.pieme nm 5 a $90 Extra large S25, Titeny, ; Di daughter of Thomas Killina, who lives] John ©. la Rogge, a graduate of the . BALM, (Ore, Guly alesun oD, Politely eek S7E:A Pas Diamond) blue-white, perfects White Plains avenue and Sixth strect,| West Point Military Academy and a Lee, of th2 penitentiar ast S, weighs three carats, Ring, a perfect bin to cut tually worth ‘\iliamebridge, ate berries from MEht-| civiy engincer, has been selected to make gate tl ARAL UU ekyy last Biahtire wetuaily WOrth $300.00, | worth $160.00, $55.00, dam from Sherif! Taomas ts she found in the road.| the neh ar aeeine jeotlonrof Aue Se " Gace Ba died two hours later the Ment against, the re-election of Ai,/LORD CHEYLESMORE DEAD, Honey ub Bouth Wend, Wash,, stating WATCHES uEeTs TO HEBREW POOR. Thirty-fourth District, north side. LONDON, July 11.—The second Barom|that he nad under arrest a man answer ND) ae TS ad Cheylesmore, William Meriton es ~ $75 GOLD WATCH FOR $29, Berga athe ba : é Your old watch (aken for full value ip exchange, “Al! day The will of Mrs, Miah oie neces cei tea eerie nA is dead in his sixtie Heliad the |e vie coumenicn, and Aging tat aa wil afer Ave hundred of these viniches ithe are the vere aSinnaimeloriedl @ distribute Chief of Police Carpenter, ¢ h a X ra ube 3 § “st medel Wa of ‘and othe: a) ry ogee Re erin nae the Hebre or lieblhay) nizesien ery ree anai| arecst (private of English gitleer be sent to identity the captive Grows Worse KILLED Baar tuli dawedieat iba Are also emt in 'apid” hey are yen BO a, eed aeorM ter coolrea, | Mez#0tnt portralts and owned the| Mr. Jee will send an officer If Neglected, ne sold by the best dealers the country over for $75 each. ‘fo ive hundred dollars Js ¢ eylesmore, C OnKM hunt Sinal Hospital, $1,000 to the} uyon suspicion of being the mes| Manor of Cheylesmore. C prove thir, aud to show that we mean exactly what we Say, we vill sell them with the distinct understanding that they can be taken to any Jeweller {nth od and be thoroughly amined and tested, A and if he does not aay Pi it is the biggest bar- O gain he ever saw and RO actually worth $79, re: Ari turn ft at on Ge your mone: 4 refunded—e ventry, form-| MILLIONAIRE FALLS DAD. ‘Thousands are to-day wourlug trusses which do ‘not hold. Tho re- sult is unnecessary torture and aggrava: {ion of the Rupture. You can sr. be freed of rhipta uble! Our had 32 * practical exper- in holding and curing Rup- he dw § Hisme for Aged and Iniirin’ Hebrews, | who asnauled aire. Michael Kelley, wite| ery belonging to Edward the’ Black| yissouLA, Mont, July ll-E, L $500 to the. Montefiore Home In- | of the gardener on Ophir Farm, Monday | Prince. Bonner, ¥ 5 ow Fi WMonaire iumberman, me ables aid $200 to the Hebrew Free} noon, and, after knockime ber uncon-|OaRDINAL SCHLAUCH DEAD. bi D r ool of tals cit fcious, robbed the houre of $0 McCabe | OA chant and banker, fell from his auto- ah aclous, Somme wattage where. Mra,| BUDAPEST, July 11.~Cardinal Lorenz | mobile, expiri evra 4 ECTION BOOKS, Kelley still lies in a eritical condition. {Schlauch, Bishop of Gross-Wardeln, | guid. to have bec umanly He My The Board of Elections at Police | gh, ientiNed McCabe ax he man whol is dead ‘at Grovs-Wardeln, Hunga sald to have been stricken wich heart eadqua has ordered twenty books] stopped her on the steps as she was ¥ i ja aa % a inicneeriohaaantane [ seed a ar kde, They ‘will. contain. the | *Ddut to enter the houre KRUGER'S RECORD TO BRITAIN. lang member of the Republican Natlonal 10 oe et, persons recommended by | BABY BELL TWO STORIES. PRETORIA, July 11.—The Curator of | Committee, siitieal parties for election officers. A] ; if u . |the former Boer Government's official /ANTS-BWEARING LAW pe R Five-months'-old Theodore Roos . Come here in the morning, have us extract your teeth FRED, with- opy of the book will be kept at the -3 5 pers has handed over to the 4 D | LP Ss tures after all other trusses and # id for } Cove of the board In each borough and| velt Knapp fell from a fourth story | RAPEre Nas Manded, over, to the British) PHILADELPHIA, July 11.—The Grand |IM called “new methods’ toy" injection) Niporition than this, Remember eleo our ib-|1 out one bit of pain, by applying Will be open to inspection by tne pud-| window at No. 489 First avenue last| reports giving a compete history of Mr.|JUFY has recommended that the Antl- had failed. | see Jue in exchange. We are now located in our | ital Pies Me, night so the rane oF ents Kruger's relations with foreign powers. | Swearing law be enforced, pecsaliy No Belts, ee lew etras ary | agnificent new store 180 BROADWAY, Established 1881 |] our new botanical discovery to tht LEDERLE AFTER RAILWAY MENA, Chudis skull was frac: |DK, REICHEL A SUICIDE, umong public employees. presvure on. hips or bones. water: [| ——— sere j gums. Go home at night rejoicing Comlssloner Lederle, of the Board of| ture, but that probably hs would fe-) poRLIN, July 11.—Dr, Max Reichel, |PINGERLESS PIANIST DEAD. |B Braet and pdoriGean blessing: ini jet | with a Full Set of New Teeth that Health, has summoned he officials of sonst cS AD RATEORA of New York, committed sulcide in a] CHICAGO, July 11,—Herbert D, Jones, Automatic Pad, is the only truss c fit you perfectly, cost only $5.00 the Metropolitan Street ay Com ) B, DOP ; ji small hotel hore recently by taking pol-| who, tHough he was born without fin- (gm Mructed on sclentite prine and are guaranteed for ten years, o m1 Monday r pany to appear before him next ¥| Mrs, Mary Elizabeth Donovan, wife|s#0n, The Inquest brought out the fact| gers, had became a pianis Bains to anawer @ chart tyefourth | of Police Surgeon Daniel J. Donovan, that be waa despongent on account of ality aah lees, ren pe Moet Crosstown car line, Commissioner | died at her home, No. 43 East One| 2% recelving remittances. ‘ ; ‘ 5 See pT years, | The possessor of a baritone BRITO ‘ h voice of great range and power, Jones LONDON, July 11.—Lord Cheyiesmore,| nad attained rank among Chicago mur wie ea here peaterday, bequeathed his| siolans both as a yovalist and pianist. | splendid gollection of mezzo-tinta to t Pt nation, M willbe placed in the Britton | TO PURIEY wy ita EARTHQUAKES IN WasT INDIus,| #iscK upon the dens cr vice’is ine] WESTERVELT & DEMAREST or wri CHAS. OLUTHE © 14th St, bet, 5th Axe. and 1 Square, New York. (No Awen On Htourn: # 40 6; Close Saturdn 1PM EXAMINATION AND CONSUL- TATION FREE. CREDIT FOR NEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ALSO WATCHES, DIAMONDS & JEWELRY $1 Per Week. FOR THE NEXT FOUR DAYS I wit! continue my offer of @ pair of aolld gold eyegiaaees an! Pott inc'sse' |] Waterbury Dental Parlors, dn can be sam BROOKLYN: NBW YORK: free |T 4l4-416 Fulton St 54 W. 23d St. there | eT BT THOMAS, Danish West Indies, ily haa betn. indoras by By recuse oler- 292 and 294 Manhattan Clothing Co, ill be no delay: Po ntiiab abe, || 26 oge meat Anranam (Opp. ian Mmand uly 11.—Advices received here fro C nw io Prote » an h 8 ve, near WOth NPW YORK, Open til Tland r rom tne | they propose to take active measuron a | BIBBCKAY Street, cor, Barrow 4) S oera ta aves cour Haan at fT “it u ala Houre: 8A. M, to 6P.M, ‘sland of St. Vincent say that three ; in ‘ ' i f ri | WEEKLY ~Grptieomes's clothing made 10) earthquake shocks wern experienced] Clearing them out. The Rey. T. & Brsclal oa crate Gatar ce agen ASth ASE BO Re $1 WE order, $17 Broadway, room 7. |] Sanders and Holitere, t 8 Pye , ° x | a iw eal m ad { _ Fi sol LADIES SHIRT WAISTS ||f” OPEN EVENINOS | X"TecksgoliveriRoned waicb 610 Goo. por ween, || OST™NM French and Swe neh ASCH, at Greatly Reduced Prices. representa One Lot White Ground with Polka Dots < there Tuesday within four hours. Clapp, head of the Anti-Saloon League here, verifies the statements made by Bishop Ludden as to vice conditions, WASHINGTON, | and will assist in the crusade. M WASHINGTON. MONUMENT TO GEN, CLANK, WHITE ae GS. | For Patents. ’ e ry 8T. LOUIS, July 11.—Sixty years after || $1.00 guality, CREDI - — — his death Gen, William Clark, of the| WHITE Law Everybody, | isis a fr iearering Ue and 1 e a SPOKE 18,000,000 Wonps, famous Lewis and Clark expedition, ix || #150 Quality | adios’, Gentiemen's Clothing on Credit at 0 i 2 stinout charge’ '6aspage WASHINGTON, July 11—The last} to have a monument erected over tin |] g4,98 ale oi eer, ee number of the Congressional Record for| «rave. Lhe inonument js to be orected e the first session of the Fitty-seventh | by Ate. Mary Busan Glasgow Clark, of L. en oTHING ca Advice FReE iy \y Congrees las come out. The Inet} *°* fi 2989 3d Ave ventors’ gulde tre ; 4 orid § n page 1s numbered 8566, which means|NEWPORT'S FIRST DANCE, Thoso suffering trom woak- he ) ent Attorneys, 248 froadway fB| that there have beet! spoken in debate] NEWPORT, July 1.—The firet dance J Resses which sap tho pleas | BRA Columbus Ave, LL in this Congress 13,000,000 words—about @ ures Of life should wake ® Opén Until UP. 7,000,000 in the H. > e | Of the season took place at the ©, | ene dollar bottle of Juven Pills AUBINEAS STRICTLY CO ] rt RRP MANE ADE GOON Anite HTT Cnt Wha eltendance wea iete | boule, wilh tell story of marveliody | —————— Lawyers. U town Office — . James Arden Harriman gave a dinner at |i itne han mor eval Roe CREDIT. i yO p Something interesting about the new Rocke- the Casino erill-rooms, and later took wit ih plal pac agen only oi receipe ot Watches and Diamonds, pT OEGE RO. BINSON, 4 ine ady..nnd obe dc s feller baby, who may sway the fortunes of bil- New Yorg| YYATUS BYE HUNT, ‘thit'ta #8 worth of medicine tor one gottar Lowest Prices, Reliable Go | - 1570 1 way, 3 (Formerly at 36th St. & Broadway) oy em an ™ —Justic owall, propr's Hood’ map ‘4 ait, Write or jephone. i lions of dollars. from San Domin; tees ae ee yon patiee a aeiiaaimeeenen cll American Watch fed Diatiead Co, Help Wanted—Male. I Now Located at Among the passengers who arrived’to-| cial Seasions of New Y. who with THE |p MAIDEN LAN. Tako Blevato ; sbi ee ox Sen) is gay on the siokaer Clty of Washington! his family i# apending the suminer in AMERICAN MAN'S WHISKEY, Earn Te ta! salt Golamtin's eOmeLeLe Liat 4 tom Cienfuegos, Santiago and Nassau! Litchfield, can harly see out of o: y x Me meatal price 2 Astor place. 9 were: Gir Gilbort Carter, Governor of|on account of an accident whi iwrel! 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