The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1903, Page 12

Sten “MURDERER |S PUT 10 DEATH.) ~ ayepy CHAMBERLAIN ‘bene Stern Brothers HOOTED BY CROWDS IN LONDON Will place on Sale At Exceptiona Sheets, Pillow & Bolster Cases j To-morrow, Muslin liy Low Prices inMbER 14, 1903, Double Blue Trading Stamps To-Morrom We Will. Give Two Stamps Insteal of One with Every 10c. Purchase. othen bers AND Retuaded, Was a Convict in Auburn Sheets Plain Hemst'a PillowCasesPlaini ‘: ° ~ J $Plai td 4 he Ona bat ine | Police Called to Clear Way for Colonial | leeaae yi, 400 49¢ 42236 inches 12e 17¢ “Grewia stare.” WERTH ST. itssoyPromptiy Rotunded ; ime for Which He Paid wi ° : Wjx2g « ry) ; : ‘ His Lite To-Day Secretary in Throng Which Shouted||/ 777%" $86 S7e sxae "Be 186 || | ue sri OH ye aul ao hy eo onl ; . Its Protests Against Hie Tarif Poli be c cc 50x36 15e 19c yourself as to the paramount values we are giving—and shall always continue to give—then think of our broad a ests ga ns) 1s ari fo) icy 2 x3 “ 58c 67c 54x36 « l6c_ 2Ic Nora PA aa el aes Ace SR OR ey te you pre settled on these points, the fact that you can make an i: . . . . , 2 Heath SE Ae Hien sot WU —Resignations at Cabinet Meeting. 2% x24 “ 59¢ 68c Bolster Cases Double S - e } f ‘ 4x3 65¢ 74ce 42x63 inches, 26c 35c i i LONDON, Sept. 14.—Colontal Secretary ; marking the most important phase in) 2% x22 “ 67c 76e 42x72 “ 28c 37c ou € tamps with All the Specials Belc Below. ‘ ty felt in an emphatic | the recent political history of the Unites Z “ . . Used Victim's Own Revolver | meter sodns fo i am cnn icingom. “Tue Times voted punt wee || 474% 72c 82c 45x76 “ 30c 39c $22.50 Tailored Suits, 16.50| Hosiery and Underwear ment in saying It w: a “great occa- ‘i i ‘ nt ying It waa rf = made from best quality all-wool panne cheviot, straight] Women’s Fine Quality Full-Fashioned Im- While He Lay Senseless on } Floor—Had Been a Soldier and Hated His Task Master. ae AUBURN, N. Y., Gept. 14—Threo i @minutes from the time Clarence Egnor policy. He was hooted loud and long while on his way to the special Cabinet meeting, and the police had to be called to pilot him through the mob which blocked his way on Downing street. Mr, Chamberlain had left Birmingham earlier in the day, accompanied by his wife, receiving a reassuring farewell at i more important even historic meeting when Home Rule was uppermost, for the main dssue to-day Is for the “unity of the Empire." < Not since the fateful day when the Cabinet framed an answer to President ultimatum had such crowds round Downing street. From early morning loiterers assembled there! than the! SilversPlated "3 to % Below Regular Prices Choice Designs in Bright or Butler finish on Quadruple Plate Table Ware front coat, 32 inches long, with 6 pleats in back, finished with belt, full pleated front, velvet collar, full sleeve, lined throughout with heavy taffeta silk) match coat; colors blue or blac! J 6 50 $22.50; special at. MA unlined skirt, with 6 wide pleats to Embroideries and Laces. ported Cotton Hose, double sole. h toe, value 25c., at. Cc Misses’ and Boys’ Fine Fast Black Cotton H: ribbed, fashioned {eet, high spliced heel and toe, @’4 double knee; special, per pair.. : 14c Housefurnishings. * entered the Leta berneard in Auburn|the station, On their arrival in Lon-| in the hope of catching a glimpse ofthe 1 $6 00, 1.50. 1 50 Crumb Trays % prison to-day the chair had claimed ita|don, Mra Chamberlain went to her] political leaders. ea Sets, if um Mipetacath victint. ia Se ee ceetentne searelary, pro-| Mr. Balfour, who arrived tn Londen||| crass ¢ 5 28 rem and knives, 91.95,2.25, 4.00 Wide Embroideries and Inserting, some in Spice Cabinets, with 2 shelves and barrel spice holders, 39¢ Bgnor came into the room with al-|ceeded to the Colonial Office. from Scotland yesterday evening, went ee Sets, 4.25, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers, ¢1 gs Pesan ee palin ie canbe and Swiss; regular 5 Spice Cabinets, the imported make; in asiorted , most a swagger and stepped to the Stood It Unmoved. to Downing street early, ‘There a num: Water Kettles, $6.00 an Spoon Holders, each $1.9: per yard. BL atetb ORRES OF 7 S217 yer oo, Shes a) [eo een 79¢. 59c chair with undisguised eagerness the| Later, accompanied by Gerald Balfour,| ber of Treasury officials were closeted bb 2 2 pase s ‘urtain Stretche: i le y fe Cisnent he beheld it. Chaplain Her-|President of the Boart of Trade, he| all the morning with Mr. Balfour's sec- Scup Tureens, $3.75, 5.00 Butter Dishes,$1.50, 2.25, 2.75 Torchon Laces and Insertings, heavy and light 3. braced with eicbeliputeds es) wl tales: ah 4 fick as reciting encouraging pas-|started for the Cabinet meeting. On| retaries, going over the statistics on Baking Dishes, $3.50, 5.50 Syrup Pitchers, 2.50, effects, 5c. and 7c. grades, at, per yard. ala C} curtains. as . 69c pages of Scripture. Egnor's cheeks wero| the way he was given slight reminders es ithe: Cabinet te supposed. to base Bread Trays, $1.65. 1,95, 2.50 Tr 5 $2.50, 2.75 : seca ies flushed, his eyes ciosed, his lips tightly |of his unpopularity by occasional hisses cis! inst free trade. 5 le le how ss ’ A - Be ctsouet, and grou hat um not ane Be eee er paeeat SS ee 8S Women’s Fall Suits, $9.98. Boys’ 3-Piece Suits. oa fi He f 1,820 fl hed Downing str at the pi - S, ) i ¢ res as well as plain blue and fancy famperes, which was continued seven econds, then gradually lowered and fenewed to the maximum. Stethosoopes failed to detect a heart flutter, The ‘autopsy was performed two hours later. Bgnor's mother claimed the body and ‘will take it to Buffalo for burial. Tlie Crime for Which He Suffered. Hatred and revenge were the motives At the noon hour Egnor armed him- @elf with an iron bar @nd lay in walt for the keeper. When Capt. Benedict passed hin Egnor sprang from behind fand deait the keeper a crushing blow ‘on the head, fracturing the skull. The viotinl sank to his knees helplers, and . Bgnor seized Benedict's revolver from Dig hip pocket and shot him in the back ff the head. Death was instantaneous. Egnor walked from the shop carrying ‘A throng had gathered to see the ar- riving statesmen and when Mr. Cham- berlain was sighted there was a howl of derision. with hooting and jeering and crowding about him as he walked along. ‘The Colonial Secretary, apparently un- moved, simply stared at the crowds and gave no sign that he heard them, The Continent British Capinet Mints! to London this mofning to attend the Cabinet meeting, which was regarded as DSSS mm JURY FINDS BANK the revolver, and er Martin, saying: dict.” Vain Plea of Insanity. On the trial little or no contradiction twas offered to the statement of the ‘erlme, defense relying upon the plea P of insanity, then contending Egnor was rca Gubdject to epilepsy. He was convicted 4 and sentenced to death. The Court of ‘Appeals affirmed the conviction, and Egnor was to have been executed Aug. 0, but Acting Gov. Higgs granted a respite until Sept. 14 to allow a com mission to investigate as to the man’s PRESIDENT GUILTY Declares Against John W. New- bury and Cashier Rudo!ph Newmann for Failure of Mer- cantile Co-Operative. ' ————— FREFHOLD, N. J., Sept. John A. Newbury and Cashler 14.—Pres!- nation of the Chancellor the Exchequer, Mr. Ritchie. is well foundod. He at- tended the special Cabinet meeting to- day. with the di ination of resigning. Other tinor ations are likely to cour, but Colonial Secretary Chamber- lain and Premier Balfour are reported to be standing together and incend keep- ing up the Cabinet by dilling the vacun- 3. e The Cabinet meeting ended at 5.50 P. fice. ‘The Cabinet will meet again to-~mor- row. NO MUTINY AT KEL ON THE NEARSARGE Capt. Hemphill, of the Big Bat- tleship, Denies All the Stories of Extensive Trouble with His Crew. Tha statement that tn the brig of the battle-ship Kearsarge are 20 members First Fioor, Annex. High-Class Fancy Furniture Curio Cabinets, Desks, Tea Tables and West Twenty-third Street aaaEaoaoaoaoaoaoaeaeaeEeoeoeoeoeooommeeeEeEe———E—EE_ESSSSS=S PRESIDENT'S. TRIP TO ELLIS ISLAND Commissioner Williams Has Completed the Detailed Plans for Next Wednesday’s Inspec- tion of the Institution. STOCKS HAMMERED IVA WEAK MARKET Reading, Selected for Final At-| tack by Bears, Was Cut, Heavily, and Led the List in Pronounced Declines. belts, broad front, large sleeves, satin or silk serge lined. Newest pleated skirt; they come in blue or black and fancy effects in various new shadings. Tremendous value at. - $1.39 Gomfortables, 98c. Silvoline Comfortables, filled with pure, odorless 98c choice ’ . Misses’ Walking Skirts. Shown in blue, black and gray blind cheviot or new fancy mixed suitings. Full pleated side, finished with tailor straps and buttons; fancy e pleats in bottom; lengths 32 to 38; at...... $2to$3LaceGurtains,$1.44 Renaissance, Irish Foint, Austrian Antique, Cluny and Brussels patterns, 324 yards long and from 54 to 60 inches wide; strong overlocked corded edges; regular prices range from $2.00, $2.35, $2.75 i. up to $3.00 per pair; on sale A * ’ Ghildren’s School Aprons. Very wide, Mother Hubbard and bib effects, clusters of tucks and insertings of embroid- (4 ery; S0C. values, at.. Dress Goods and Silks. Three-button round-cut sack coat: high-cut vest; reinforced seams in Pants; iron yarn lining; sewed with Belfas' linen; sizes 8 to 15, at . J + 8 Shoes for Boys and Girls. Girls’ Dongola Lace Shoes, patent leather tip, sizes 8%, 9, 9%, 10, 1044 and 14; worth $1.25; special at 89c mixtures. sich prompted Clarence Egnor to | to tration, however, grew in force,| af, It tranapired that the predicted di- Oak Mission Furniture. sanitary cotton, for full size beds, each, gommit the crime for which he for-) 4 wen a crowd of Inborers, employed) Vision in the Cabinet over Mr. Cham- i Boys’ and Girls’ Shi 1 win ham: s’ an i ir Ce ene ee uth “stop, [2% we Government bulldings, Jolned In| Correa ‘end thai” a. pat *Peorgantea:| | | Special Offerings To-Morrow Heavy Dinner Napkins. aT nc teaiaret pocavienthen Uh tee ceeaad pitas in charge of Capt. Archibald |e howls, and Mr, Chamberlun found) tion of the Ministry is probable. Mr. Special Lot of Heavy Dinner Napkin: double soles; girls’ sizes 6, 7 and 8; boys’ sizes (ey ‘ nis way |. the police w lie exprensed his unalterable oppo- s ° 4x24 zen + ‘ Benedict, who had found ihinesesensy (it blocked, the poll ere called.) Ritch wed Nil Iterable TEA TABLES, In Mahogany, Vernts $ $ 24x24, per doi 8%, to 1334; special, per pair, more thgn once to minh SeeeTee Denble/iAne et Fel fem and wnouing S Wolleved to, have Martin and Rosewood finish, 3,25, $4.95, $7.50 = - _ - disobed: They drove back the crowd, but later | occurred to modify the opinion held to- 5 9, 1901 ‘poeta ian abeteys theta were forced to form double lines from dey that, he rll, Fenign ‘the Chancelior- NESTS OF TABLES, in Mahogany $8.75 Pocketbook Sale. $2 Fall Waists at 98c. 5 i nip of the er. Oak, 5 tl le of hi hop, Mr. Balfour's house to the Foreign t f the ‘South Afric: w. 5 falking across the aie of hls shoD. and) Ofog yo as to enable the Cabinet AMin-|commtenio’s severn criigem of tari| || FANCY. CHAIRS Thousands of Pocketbooks. all styles and Women's Fall Walsts, made of white cheviot in fancy isters to enter the latter plac Lansdowne'’s course as Secretary for in Weathered Oak, Value $20.00. $14. 75 al pes, in Black and Tan, plain and mounted; stripes and figures, full blouse front, and box peiment From all parts of the country War, it is declared that he proposes to ‘. various leathers, including seal Grain, Real Cow pleated sides, trimmed with large pearl but- Reese ies hend OF the Foreign Of- Third Floor. Seal and Morocco, values from 25c. to 49c. each, fons, pleated’ back, new full sleeve and tab Cc alue $2.00; at.. Fall Millinery. New Mohair Felt Dress Shapes. All the new blocks in all the new colors. Made for this season and made to sell for $1.00. Special here to-morrow, each. ry 69c Silver Plated Ware. A special lot of heavily plated Butter Dishes, Pickle Casters, Cracker Jars and Berry 719 $1.00 Gorsets at 69¢. Dishes, worth $1.25 each, will be placed on Corsets, made of fine coutil and fancy materials, 69 stocl sale to-morrow, special, each,...... dip hip and medium length, perfect fitting $1.00 values, at. Men’s Half Hose. ‘wanity. dont of the crew, Incarcerated f ‘ yt, All! f th tteawan Stat " Newmann, of the Mercantile 0 . for petty of- ‘ loner Heer as ee deh HOS pea Tank, of Red Bank, were peneeai was firmly denied to-day by| Arrangements for the visit of Pres!- sen, ie factors combined to weaken \ Be neern. i it aboas @ ship, | completed. le will re H steadily, the 1 black and. white, blu vhite, el and pronounced him sane. Gov. Odell] o¢ causing the fallure of that 001 which Is lying sat unchot off Torpieaa: | Compleat. Wednesday noon and will! close averaging fro mi to 31-2 pointe, | white and brown and white; worth 49c. per CI double gray heel and toe, 25, quality. \ deciinea to interfere. Mad Deen a Soldier. Egnor's home was in Buffalo and he werved in the war with Spain under a ‘Augustus L. Patterson, of the Institue tion, was acquitted. ‘The two found guilty will be ar raigned before Judge Fort for sentence ville, Staten Island, ‘The captain not only made denial of the story, but also took occasion to repudiat~® many of the statements pur- spend the greater part of the afternoor. looking Into the improvements that have | been mado there and the manner In |waich the work is conducted. Commis- Sellir gkept the brokers wu usy, tl deulings being active. rei mne ai ‘Heavy rains in the northwest, which yard; special, at. 20-Inch All-Silk Taffetalines; soft pongee finish; high lustre: strong and durab.e; suita- ble for waists, skirts, linings, &c all the 29c Boys’ Sweaters—Sporting Goods Dept. Sizes 3 to15 years. Show: Navy, Maroon, Oxford gray, with white o: red stripe, collar and trimmings; worth 95 Conair, | the ‘alleged | place, carly to-day, ned yesterday morn-| out, bis soalp and ihe committee aspenred, | out, He wen taxen Cs tae ‘and Martin arrested, 95 to. 9.91; Decem| 7 arr, pebruat chances among The World's. “Busi- ness Opportunities,” to read them, reget roma n Hos. were: Wheat he} Chicago's clost loon 2 if, "Bee ber, 821-4 t ‘December, x triat re a 2 5 a raga 1 Les Faaye the na Xt always paya” we ay - He y 4 lable to get) . , Gittecont, name: He Tetateg aa |siaxt Monday, They are Porting to have teen mzde by the mea sioner Whitiams aaid thie morning: | | menaced the wheat crop, and frost in| best colorings and black; worth 45c.; special. Py, econ ecrer) his peischarwe yaa; arrested | seven years in ci ay to the jury was! ited his management of the ship “There will be no frills and feathers. the corn belt, together with another in Rochester, but managed to escape) Judge Fort’s Cnatge ony against the jou se Crem while at Kiel and Bouch-/ The Present Corea anata fered Colada CARO ot . Fem fat vt tor ave yeare, A year | Crurners and he ruled, out seve uD t is not trhe that at any|my urgent request to see just wha settle the market, while signs of heav: penec nla. arrival here, he committed the | paints ofteres by counsel in thelr, favors \ ns Prey men were prisoners in the| have accomplished at EIMs Island, ane Uquidation in Brooklyn Rapld rane murder which cost him his life. Hel” The Judge said the evident «d) brig,” he sald. “At no time durin, to personally inspect our system of/and other fal p ' rm qras in his twenty-sixth year. cea the timiness, of the, bani, Had nOtlitsip' was ie found necustary te Has oan fee cesta TSAR ES etal AA al ect Added to the als- NO SNAKES IN IRELAND. ' ‘ net i : iis Saacan het BG, Mlscn Beas] guna mymnnern ond they ore au on: | Rivage ont he Asien ob tte | tre. the aces Rane eae JAMES McGREERY & CO, |" "°°" “Satst o" 8 : > ! i for | somewhere, an O e latea TAIN t ON the) sory that 120 man were Duniahed | Chamberlain will take him off to the/turn later and led the eta ie ’ RR “4 f ibn if LONDON STOCKS HEAVY. fin flere) a) tee uievons mating that ie will want te 8 othe! work of see Ke Ladies’ Suit Dep’t. Snakes in Ireland! The true Irishe ¢ 5 5 . registration and wi Weakness was due to a b * man will 1 q ————— tha! effect was published in the Ger-| of the dof Inquiry and listen to! rata, which -dislod, a bear 3rd floor. Linen Roo n jaugh at the idea, ¢ - . d stop loss onde ‘3 Cabinet Crinta and Balkan Sitma-| man papers, and came from a source | 20Me of the cases. He will be shown all ana” torce, ger Pp fers ‘And yet a London ne FRAUNCES 5 TAVERN tion Continue to Depress Market. | which 1 hope to trace. S* | over the huliding and Wreil'>e served | drop of Sea cows 4018 8 On Tuesday, September 15th 2d floor. bs yn néwepaper sere ; ees LONDON, Sept. 14—Money was in No Sigu of Mutiny, lor him and his party in the main, din- Lrigntiend de of | P hi h tehed ously published an account of four- i SS - Md : Ing-room, That {s all there Is #1 Ui sisal. i Suits, made ol ure inen emstitche: ON ON. Si the market to-day, the| “Instead of mutinying our men are COE els Inited Staten Stecl, aft Walkin uits, teen rattlers being Mberated by an New Poli Made Ri d moons mand im fearcer, Discounts were|anxious to return to the ship at the new low record at 19 8-4, was Saree : e hs in various| sheets |American near Bl c y ‘oliceman Made Record) ior ne tone on the Stock Exchange| expiration of thelr time, and many of femue at the close, its last orice Being mixed cloths 1 A F nemey, Castle. for Himself in His First Ex-| Ni" eenersty cR8’%actn, whten dropped | iege” There ine wisenict meek ee Pee’ Sloat of 12. The preferred tos! Autumn colors,—New flat} 72x90.. «+ 3-75 per pair. ‘ ) to 89 1-4, the lowest record in years, due maker aboard, he Jnion Pacific was {down de wo“ ’ : cise Arrest According to the |*: the exportn of, wold andthe prospect | and I promise to catch eens) open 2 4 and Gt. Paul, stissourt Pactne, collar—long coat. Hand-|72x96...,++++4-50 pay, At ou of ney tlon to tne . seu entral and Uni : Captain's Instructions, —_[grsnsyetsssteenhalLawettgahon®™ | men and they come from all wala OL IMLEES Moki Rapa ragat| some tailor modcl geet aas ! vd 9 ci ‘opened weak on the disap-| 0 fe, It is natura) to find trouble- - “ uthern Pe ¢ va : : . 3 otntive New Fork Sank ‘iatement 3f makers among the mares bash ‘preferred each wuflered: a lost of 28,00 Linen, hemstitched Pillow Baturday, an uctuated on her gid “When the ship reached Ve r Ww ‘disposition to harden. ched port the othor Ss pee . € ‘ j ch, BET, Balcomen, aprolnted only 0 1B Guntenuencly ean Gencted: day I gave 168 men shore leave, hoy oftohiion lost 155 and Battimore | Treed and Cloth walking ou es | , 3 : Fe vars | Atchison, Topeka & Sante Ke. Chi were deserving of it, as the ship has| a; “8. Pennaylvanta, Ttinols cent ; ish, 22X36. . & 1.00 per pair, | sere Mike Srlnea Eaves, | eget aed ton Pat| we tenet 0% te Ma] given a Knookout Punch During| Seinsfoge ge yiguirigra| Skirts, New cutand finish.) 29e+~ 5 500 BM bog oor yeatertny and arrested 0 walter | tergiseks were dull Foreigiers wore] those men reported ack 6 the ship) an Argumenty He Fell to Tiled) nere or from 1 fog BM" ‘Texas 'Pacine 5.50, 7-50 and 8.50 ° 25%36. +1435 : Z re i ye y mol 5 & . . te 5 : for violation of the excise law. on —<—<—<——— —— LOUTE nen are CTR ROT ESS Ise Gopper closed at 4. a loss ae netee H itched, Huck ‘Towel | me i Fraunces's Tavern has been a historic trouble, ¥As to the fourth man Id Flo and His Skull Was eriqan Bu wi ‘ emstitched, Huc owels ‘ me Braunces's Tavern hasbeen ahistorte] CURB STOCKS QUIET. | ct'know yat wnst nas uecom te hice as H ; p t lea generals there, after the —————_ AL ange hate been very wel treated, Fractured Band Metropolfian Twenty-third Street. with damask ends, : Mere Hat taken abipe for home, ca [Prices Mixed, with Northern Se-| Atworaners What they qoseet even kee i EyPaints. | Losses Wea H ‘ | Dec. 4, 1783, It has been the Mecca of curities In Evidence. tor than most of the dificers, vhioh ta were fo% ip the Erie stocks, i 3.00 per dozen.’ ~ mt ‘ patriotic Americans trom all over the | gtocks on the curb were quiet and tr-| thu’ wave been wirict in demanding ‘The total sales of * jut that was only a joke that ’ e full enforcement of duty S tranger who struck down Michael! sha: stocks were 5041 5 Einiten\ Weates who cons, to this olty.| seqular today, with, Northern Gecurl-| Seularly, with, roms i to, hele ee | inline. fant lat Woatl New Brighc| iit tone) ceecuee sRT4O0 ae. Hemmed Turkish Bath)somevoay played on the nowspaper. i q here Tatenen f ave diacourn| 0. wear tes ; een f Petts seek w bavin tie tavern, bat| Ueted tag the principal bid and seked! descrip unitorne—W. pe} ors ton, 3, I, 1s being sought by the police. ‘The Closing Quotatio, Towels, And jokes have no, value in the t fag not until yesterday that an ar-| tes were: wie vena, | TRE and the like, “with regulation | Leyden. who ia forty-five years old and! ro.day's hishest, Jowest and creiny news columns, i © gest for excise violation was ever made | American Can age th es ee plaa’t Like Rates, ater UD IG Ue atten is hon Prices or from lant Toesraen Uriay a 2.75 per dozen. Mabie : : in the place. American Can By “The men didn't lke these that place, areas One of the most valuable columns i ke policeman Whote name will go] urane on Vip jd | frst but thoy have since eae Tulea at| early to-day and doctors say his skull Hemstitched Huck Towels,|o¢ the morning World is the “ . § @own in history as making the first | Marine Pf occ Be Aig] Onelied to the orders: Regarding tho] fractured, ee 4 cae es is ‘Busl- : ‘arrest ja James Gunshinan. He was ap- ard Ol. os 1" | S8lo of their whaleboat, I cannot under £ 2 oa 2.70 per dozen. ness Opportunity” column, It is i ‘20 Dig | stand why I should be charmed by tho| % it rt at polnted last week and assigned to the He BA] men with having “any ‘hand in “thelr dow, 1Be 1s THE COTTON MARKET. Walanblecte the people wai ‘Old Blip Precinct. Capt, Farrell told | ouw'E * private affairs, ‘They never won a race Sem oe gS 24 active and some-| Damask Tray Cloths le people who advertise ‘ vesinan t in cit! White Knob Sy Tu} with their whaleboat, and if they sola | of hey’ hin go ‘The market open y , In it and to the people who read it. ja ia ret rao gelation Manhattan . bs %{ IU for $900 less than it cost, thats hotel-keeper’s Injuries may prove fa! Bat BON 8 what excited to-day with prices 4 to a1 cach. Te tuaxber Bloney. for Goth, » } G cl lations, CS Se thelr own affair. There ts alwi a eS “A a 38% 4 igher. Beside the Impetus sup~ oc, each, 2 J “and incidentally make a record for THE WHEAT MARKET. Content among, large. crews wie uss AYS HE IS AUSTIN HILTON aK 183 12 polis pimigher cables, bulls supported ¢ The “For Sale” and “Businesd If, Gunehinan did so. shipped from all quarters, and aft Ss . % plied by a 6 rai) s scat haan sna visited ie wae,| Wheet, end corm. opened active and Crulge there are ulways” story tellers Ik 164 138 later position on prospects that the ult Fine Irish Damask Table| Opportunity” columns of yesterday's te Ari Thvere, audiorderes a stasa| 0f™ (2-077: Com Cesling (he etre tien | in stele wells, and 1 epprshend char ice| NEW. ORLEANS, Gwe. ithe oulice x ee Fu storm might work into the bel’ “gova| Cloths, World contained 434 ads. Did YOU - p ‘John Jambal, a Hungarian [210% {he bet. it was also cold m| have heard ‘the last of their owe | yeaterday picked up an unconscious man Bou, i ing recelmaying was in evidence, An see them? There was surely some- ‘n fa walter tn the establishment, [the Northwest. wits’ capien showed | PB nosy invited 1 oh /Cinibury. and At iouls street.» When Fi attempt was made to depress ax2 yards., 1,90] thing among them that would in. is the policeman a glass of boor, || moderate ate i abte eaernaty he reporter to| he was restored he gave his name as Ar- it 3 ane - for an increase of about | 6° amotg the crew and inqut 3 as too vigorous and pric “ f ete wer ares sald Guoshinan. [P33 wiaven in) he’ vise ebb |, aos are acgutoiny mad | Rat Seisg'auempes eulaas. eae a but demand wat Vader eeomed to aup- | 252% $AI8S | Te eee a orang anaes : 2 expostul L. turaay, ol era, None + s in ” i Y | th y taken to the Charity Hovpltal, where it u ber, which eold up 20 points. “ i sMowwety, ne, exclaimed. “ineno| vot YOU %yy WaMAE begee, Bt reait” Sn ates Wbvar™ daveeah St| man ard 1a TA, cases mR Bee melded ‘ome ‘after the. call on| 79 seenesetesees 285/81 *Muslees Opportnitioe”and "For ©, fe J ge Waningion ate sit teats” [buds Decemiar, 61's. Corn—December, hog" Sad aacwimut to veriy the: mus que ty Fencued heen from death. rm Ralsng, but in the main held firm. | inner Napkins, _” |Sates.” One young man, who says re to dead teplad "Gti |1Cctonga'n opening oricen were: Wheat| tiny aloes ot the'chates Wint a"enole:| @WHAt, tie TINA ar Nee York ; ot the atening prices were: September, | Nap he has worked hard and saved $1,200 4 been dead lundred | Say. 41-2; September, 901-4), Decem- | Fle numer of men had been tmprisoned | W™# Austin Hilton, Ay bs ts 1.10 bid; October, 9.95 to 9.96; November, | gax24 in 2.90 per dozen. advertises for » partner with the x der. ' May, *4 Bl; De- ——__— ; December, 9. DAP iit ie Hptenis Mayor wan’ aschnns | comer. Gt S080 At —— STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR. ae te” BS ortered : same amount so as to purchase a eBid cn [Went 3es 14 MAFIA SCARE DIE® OUT. A wegon, driven by Carl Caulda, of Be irclcatebbatea eerat: hotel “where, he imaya, ‘the leak n SCRANTON, pt. 14.—Carbondale's | Clauson Point, waa struck by a trolley i » ¢ . wenty-thir reel owner made a fort ye : 13-4; September, 58 6-8; Mahi The closing prices were: Beptember, une,’ ‘hed. ‘afla scare has already died out. When |car at Westohester avenue and Rogere 4 1 . j ee, Femari ait pas hate youth. | ie Wit to dds; October, 10,04 to 10.05; There are hundreds of just sued”