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NEW IMPORTED WRAPS.
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tsTCCrs,uH To PERCY S BGnTifE4h .
HAS Now orEN AMP EEAAip{ E9E IJ = lSi5PEy'
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NFW ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
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SILK SEAL pLushES FROM $3.50 TO sl5
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Great bail game to-day, 345.

A SOVEREIGN remedy for pain Salvation
Oil-25 cents. 81 ware of counterfeits,
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Held for AIanslaughter.

OUR rlnce of business will be closed on Satur-
Bros, corner Seventh and L streets northwest,
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GEN rs.

soc. Mcrino Shirts and Drawers for i3c.
81 SHNUry Wool Underwear for SEC.
Sl.7j Lambs Wool Underwear for sl.50.
Soc Scarlet Medicated Cashmere Underwear
for 1yc.
s1tO Cochineal Dye Medicated Underwear for
Sl.29
90 English Gas hmere Underwear for 81 go
sc. Cameps Hair Underwear for 7gc.
;OC Canton Flannel Drawers for i3c.
CSC. Scarlet All-wool Half Hose for 2lc.
&c. Fancy Striped English Half Hose for 19c.
&c. Fancy Trimmed Ngbtshirts for Csc.
500. "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for zoe.
g5c. Satin Lined Teck Scarfs for 2lc
iic. English silk Scaris all styles, for SOC.
SLIGO Patent Cemented Rubber Coats for rSl.d3.
lgc. Pure Linen Handkerchieis for lie.
$50. English Embroidered Kid Gloves for SOC.
Sl.Sj Genuine "Glora" Cloth Umbrellas for
Sl.i9
S2G5 Gold and Silver Top silk Umbrellas, s2.4s.
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FOURTH.

The stock il clean aud fresh, Not
WithstHndinE IT. siyc, Wg alwANS move
II every s,RsOn by Offering inducements
To purchasers to uUtiCipat" thoir pur-
ChGsrs, In that way We are able to
present new features every season.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

We are pleased to announce that our dig,eiq}L
importation OF the ccrbtated ',LUCCA, KID
CLOVES has arrived and the shades oi
Tsrs Browns. Grdys, Modes, anu GIeen, IL ~ :
and buttons arc the most GXJlisitGi SI41ys SSitpI
over dispInyed here also MOI Sl}U hE
and Button KID and SUEDE CLOVES in IN
Mi lengths and new COlOrings MonsquetalIeS
in q 10 20 button length. Button Gloves rom
to $ button length
An the latest Partisan Novelties fot Balls
Rcccption, Thcnler, and Concert, Walking ana
Riding.
rPrly and Reception suciCs, in the new
colnts Of Orange, Pearl Gray, Light Modes, aud
Tans, from 10 10 20 button lengths, In M0uslue'
tarC.
Black md Colorcd Piquc Kids, embroidered
in MiScd and self colors.
Misses Plain and Embroidered Kids and
RuCdes all colors and lengths. lined aud un-
lined.
Boys 2-Outton Pquc Kid, embroidered
Emil lire of Ladies Misses and Boys Winter
Clu,Cs. ia DOgskin, lined, with aud without
lur Tops; Cashmere WoTsIed' ana s"k' heevo
liup1.
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SECOND.

For beauty and style we have OK
Cccded all former attempts, and are
anxious to show you how well one of
your little boys VIII look In one OF our
suits Or OVCrCOnts.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

Nationals VS.. Kansas city to-day.
National Republican., 1886-10-08

This boys stock Is the largest we
have ever shown, and we do not eN-
nggCrRte its magnitude when we say
that for siIc, Washington cannot beat
National Republican., 1886-10-08
THE STOCK
FIRST.

Is with Ms, and We are here tn answer
all questions of Importance about IL.
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Fashionable SpeciaIjeS !
sS&R~TR$EREKFFFFEK
In Unmmed Hats fxings you
DIMES. On Trimmed Hats DOLLARS be saved by deal
ing at
THE BON MARCHE
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Style quality price Money refunded cheer
fully every Of dissatisfaction Our stock and assortment one
the most extensive city, invite your Inspection
Observation-Disclosures
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At rs Cents.
RH&R~TF&ERHFFRFFNE

At rs Cents.
Best American Wool Felts, all shapes and
colOrs.
At 90 Cents.
English Wool Felts, extra fine finish, all
shapes and new cOlors.
At $1.25.
French Fur Felts; also in two.toned; all
shapes ana cOlors
At 81. .48.
mported Fur Felt, wide silk binding,
double stitched, tailor finish, all colOrs. These
shapes cannot be obtained in American goods.
Fine silk Beaver Hats, in black and colors,
sl.gs, S2.is, and S2.sS.
Fancy Cloth and AstrGchan Hats and Bon.
nets, all shapes and colors, entirely new,
Sl.iS to Sl.7i.
For Boys.
jersey Polos-1Oc 2lc, 25c, Sjc, and ioc,
handsome assortment of styles and coors.
Velvet Polos-Cardinal, garnet, navy, aud
brown, 4Sc, same quality as retailed In this
Plush Polos, all shades, at 75c.
For Children.
Tam o'shanter, In Velvet Cloth, Astrachan
and Plush, CSC, sl.2j, sl.iS, and sl.H.
White Lambs Wool Dom Pedro, extra fine
quality, at S2.l9.
Frisee Toboggan Caps, very handsome, all
shades, 75C.
Children's School and Dress Hats, large as
sortment, handsome designs, trimmed with
the best materials, csc, Sl.2j, SllS, SlT,
s1.9S, and s2.4S.
our stock OF Black Straw Hats and Bonnets
Is still complete in all qualities, from &c to
SliS.
National Republican., 1886-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRop.
WEEKLY REMNANT SALE,
TO-DAY,

FRIDAY, OUR REGULAR REMNANT DAY,
we offer In the various departments an extra.
ordinary number OF BARGAINS, which for
want OF space we cannot enumerate in detail
We mention as specimens the following, and
invite a personal Inspection, perfectly satisfied
that you will not go away without improving
ing one:
COrsets.
National Republican., 1886-10-08
MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD

ought TO know how we'll we are fixed
TO do business In belongings for the lit
tie fellows.
We Halter ourselves that nearly every
one does know, but we cant take any
chances on any persons want of IgnOwl-
National Republican., 1886-10-08
Trimmings.
Ribbons.

25oa yard No. 1G and No. % Black silk Vel
vet Ribbons
At SOC yard, No. 16 Satin and Velvet Rib.
bon, Picot Edges, all coors.
At Csc yard, Nos l6 and % Fancy Ribbons
in nll shades and designs, Feather and Fan
Edges.
At 4sc a yard, No. 80 Satin aud Gros Grain,
Blocked Edges, in all colors, including black
and white mixed; new designs.
At 25c yard, No. 16 All.Silk Plaid Ribbons,
in bright shades only.
At Sgc yard, extra fine quality of two
toned Brocade Fancy Ribbon cord, fan edge.
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At 90 Cents.

Best American Wool Felts, all shapes an
pplnrg
National Republican., 1886-10-08

English Wool Felts, extra fine finish, al
shapes and new colors.
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lie Thought There Was Trouble.

We were so busy in our hat depart
mcnt last Saturday that IL gentleman
passing the door stopped to inquire the
cause of the seeming turmoil. If we
could have had our
National Republican., 1886-10-08
Boys DEPARTMENT

near the front door IL would have
presented an equally busy aspect. But
we cant have everything in one place,
neither can we tell you in one advcr-
tisement about everything we have.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12
" Ii He FAIL?
Gladstone s HOms.Ruia Plan
Becoming Unpopular lhe
Old Man Weakening.
His La,, speech PRO, nkr, Moth
Ing hat Enihu,ia,Ii, amd
Hitter Oppo,,ti"n.
The Grecian ministers Hesign.
and the People Divided ia
rheir sentiments.
An Ola Physician Leaps Into
the sea via, His Iitue
GrHni!NOn.

IIvEnroof, MAY IT,. The queen
ma arrived here Tor the purpose ol
personally opening the Liverpool
International Exhibition The ccrr
monN i~ to take place ats o'clock
tins afternoon. This is the second
time that her majesty hu. visited
Liverpool during her reign. Her
Majesty Altghted nj the RAILWAY sta.
ll"h within exhibition grounds aud
WAS greeted hN a large crowd with
enlhu-iam. The queen viii remain
over night in l.iNrtp ol asa quest ui
The city, lhi- viii be- the first time
British monarch has ever been the
euesi "t llNrrpuul corporation. and
the citizens have adopted ever,
means within their power tu mhr
the uct-iun memorable hy LOYALTY
aII ihr mngnlliconcr ot the crlrh,a-
ton
Ina speech Mt London m,t night.
Lord salisbury denied that the con
'rrntl YES were ready to grant hunr.
rule tu ireland lie ,uid hr wa. .nu
Ruine int ireland could boo pncilicd
without tir extreme measures now
prepared by MIR. Gladstone.
noMr-mrLE ENTHUSIASM WANNtNu
LoNuoN. MAY ll. ThccroWdWhi,h
assembled IN parliament Sr.trrda,
Wa very large bat nuthins like lhr
nmrnsr crowd tht gathered on thr
iay Gladstone introduced the home.
rule bIll The prrmrr'- speech last
night provoked no administration
itow ANY quarter and wa, heard
Throughout ia comparative silence:
even fntnclls party show ing uu EN-
ihu-lH-ru A. Hu urniutirHl effort 10
Wh- quite uu'qut to that iu which
hlai-tuu" introduced the bill The
NHEurnr-- OF hI- huguNpr iu REGARD
TO the powers the hu proposed to
coulter on the Auglp.lrl. rumm--
sion gave gcurrul i.snti,mrtiuu
ANA Jailed 10 cuurilittc th. Chamber.
lain leaders Mc-sr-. hnmbcrlAin
AMI Gosrhrn aud Lord harrington
hold conference arranging whip
iu secure votes from all sides. urlud.
my lh' governments supporter, ot
the hiil are very di,guutrutcd nj the
prospect oi the length ct thr debate
opin.ou of the lobby of the house
that, IL defeated, Gladstone VII
sign aud not ask tor It dissolution of
parliament, and that the queen VIII
summon Lord harrington To form
new cabinet
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon
..a,-. Imd.tnnc'. speech last night
made bad worse, aud ,cHlrd the tate
of home rule. ~llL 10 add thai
Henry Iabuurhcre who hnd n,i'd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

A.hlN"I"N' May Il. Ih" -prrmi
"''er lvI TO-DAY hrlhH li" 'uu-iiciH-
non oi business reported li"in the
,",'''' '''' ',,'' .',. on pt'EA'' lnhd ''"'ih-' the
h"u''' '''lnealHlrIl after the reading
'i we Journal went h'" committee
oi 'ne Wh"lt' Nr' Hli'un"nl. ."l Hr"r'
slA ~ 'nr 'i,nlr. "1 tag "a, , .,wmi,.
hB ''. we al l'''''''''''' ........,,.
NlNT'" Hlu NIll'u" n'' WI, ", ,.I
lions. " "uns o,pp"II''.", ,,',..,,, w.,
lhr hiI. pi"N'"'' '"' '',' 'lF'..'
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"NLNIsr0N.S .uI>r


'p''lh in TIE Examiner
GAiNt-IuN, MAY li. The carmen.
trrr aud Joiner. who went oui ON a
strike No.tcrdH, Tor uur hour, wnrL
at uld wages, have come uut with H,.
ng ro,ur- Nwrh all the men were
At WORK to-day, n, usual Om OF tmr-
iN-'rNru contractors aud builders im
the 'lN tWrniy.-cNcu have signed the
mnc-huur scale without reduction of
wages, while nine have agreed To the
-'hlr and hro uh,"r, ing il. but refuse
ln sign on the grounds TINT their word
hnd action l- n sufficient guarantee.
While one firm, llildcbrApJa ~ ol"'
atc he largest -n,& ,&llNt4 Gn'l ioin-
rr- union tonight attended bN nearly
500 mcmhcrs. II was resolved tn put
the ,boyruu on Mc,sr.. llillrrbra' a.
aud Barry after nest MuudHN. uulr,-
they -igI the uinc.hour agreement.
The following notice will hr served
uu them tu-mOrruW;
"DENu SIX Motion was mndr and
passed unanimously, Tint all members
of this union VIII refuse lu handle any
material coming from your mill that
uuN hr .uulrHrtod tor after Monday
MAY liih l~lgucdI
lIitU !. t'NLINN.
secretary | uiuu luH.
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JNtuN CRY, IENN MAY %. Last
saturday night, between n auI n
o'clock, a brace of burglars tried to
effect all entrance into the residence
OF MIR Charles Patton. who was ah.
sent from home, the Ouly occupants
OF the house vt the time heiul Mrs
Patton aud her sister, Miss. Temple
sharp, the latter ot whom proved
hetselt equAi to- lhr emergency. She
had gone to the ward tu look after
tie safety Of some pouurV. Before
retiring Tor the night, aud while
there, she saw hc burglars. but with
great GOODNESS and pre-curc ut mind
pretended not to notice them. and.
having completed her cfr,nd quietly
pissed into the house, secured pi,
tol aud awaited Developments. which
soon came IN the shape ola cutting
OF glas, in trout door, One ui
the Fellows raised his body
III such apositiuH NJ TO- give hrr "A
pretty good view OF his form. when
she let him have the contents ot one
barrel, shooting through the pla-s.
The burglar threw up hi, hands nnd
fell against the door. aud Size -uppu.
rd he Was making further attempt
tn get in. but IT appears from ,ubsc-
qucnt inNcstigA that her MIN was
true aud the mrnudcr was badly
wounded, and the uoi.r n-t heard
was mHdcb 10y his rumradr carving
HIM away. Blood wa. found u -c,-
erM places ou the porch md in the
Nhtd Early ucNt m rulup the ladies
nhdr report ui their uigtt'- cNpr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

RN Colgiu Marlin; II " Rolling,
j G. FrA-hicr Chicago, J a Parchard,
aud niece, lrcdclI, g " Read. McNla,
T. sweeney, Dallas Il \ Tbh-, Lake.
Mi-s,G " ~lingily, rclohatchic; Il y
Horton. Delta county; & = frihcllc,
Kansas City; II N,yrr, Gnlvcstnu;J T.
~aWthoru. New Orleans; W >
& Edgingtou, Akron, ohio;
Harry G. lirrkwith, " l. Vaughn,
Chicago; Wm Rogers. Dallas, II l.
Page VI W Parker, - loui-; f. VI
Turner. llillshoru; Jack ilAyncy. Dnl.
las. 4 i Green. Huntsville; James
MrGhrc aud wife, Houston; AlcN =
Ilurrntt. Atlanta, Ca; Il II Brooks,
" I. Crr-ap, citN II 4 lgiohart, Aus
tin; Joseph Workman, New OrIcuus
W II Thompson, city.
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New orleans nHd" - Port ui I,un,.
tHtt"u. Congressional.

WAsuINuIoN. -. {. Mu 90. In
view of the necessity Tor shipper. ul
Hour from st l.oui, aud other points
along the Mississippi aud Missouri
rivers TO make u.c ui the Morgan line
of steamers from New OrIcu, tu
llhNannH, Toy koy West 100 thc cN por-
htlon of that commodity. the rul.
lrctur oi customs al Sew Orlcun, has
been authorized To consider New
Orleans as n port ul rNpurMiou m
-urii cases within regulations. aud to
allow u draw back uu hn". which mH,
br shipped Ia future Do, said line. pro.
Hdrd CNpurtcrs produrc 100 addition
To the -rcqulsitc return ut oticnl
inspection, n certificate from thr rol-
rector nj key West that uo Hour iu
hnB- las been landed W ANY port
within his district bl vessel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

fAksoNs, KAN, MAY II - Four per.
sous we're drowned In the Neo.bo
river at Maguire's ferry Yesterday
Nr. Kline. hi wife, three children
Nud Mrs. kliue's brother Mr. Cor.
we're returning from the western
part ot the state on their wsy to the
nome of Mrs kliue'- parents. The
Terry han tried to di-shadc them from
attempting to cross the river for the
N'nu was blowing \ galc. They in
N,.'u 'l,, on going aud, just A. the boat
,eel' me 'hnre, a heavy gust upset ID.
ln'""ihR the entire party into the
river lhe icrrymau succeeded in
tttscning Mr. Kline and one of the
children, All the others were
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

IortkA Kan, May H.. Goy. Mar.
tin received telegram. to.myh, from
Hon 'alom Hood OF Empnria. AN.
no"nc'hg lhni 400 head of Texas cat
,f nave been shipped To Council
ntnNr Toy rail- aud then driven to Mat.
h'Id 'rrrh. in Chase county. This is
~ direct violation Of the law relating
To irNas cattle aud livestock. The
r'lunlr.iourrs we're ordered tn pro
cerd To- Maiiicld Green ut once aud
'"e' lhr necessary steps to keep them
nut ui the tate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

.ny, the iIu,triuu- Pope II hc had
included woman in the list, hc would
hnyr been nearer the truth, II not 80
porticn, Dr nv. Pierce has made
them both "a hir study, especially wo-
mnu. aud the peculiar arrangements
to which hcr delicate system Is Liable
MANY women in the land who are az
uuniutrd with lJr. Pierce only
through his "favoritc Prescription"
nlcss him with all their hearts, for lac
hns brought them the pauacra Tor All
those chronic ailments peculiar TO
thrir-,N; such rs lcurnrl hoca, prolap'
,u- aud other displaccmcnis. ulcera-
/ tiun, "inirrnul fever bloHlihg,
| tcudcuc, to internal cancer, and
/ other ailments Price reduced to one
/ dollar By druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12
sTIItIOIs StI'IDI
4 Grnndiatb"r leaps lat" III" Sen
WIN tIis srHndsnn.

BosION, Mns-. Muy H. Atto'clOck
Yesterday AFTERNOON Dr Frank
Palmer. one OF the brst-hnuWn humr.
opnthic phy-icnns Ia this citv, left his
re.idcucc with his tour.ycHr old
grandson, of whom hc Wu. very fond
nnd took pl-sigr on the steam.
cr John brooks for Portland
When the little boy got tired hr
grandfather put him TO bed. bur nt
about 10 o'clork Dr. Palmer 4cciua
thm the boy was srA,ick nud must
have irc-h ar, carried hnm lcndcrly
to the after deck The child
complained Of cold, and th,
doctor -cut the waiter tor ,
hmukrt \ moment inter Captain
| ~upwdcu, looking through AN upcI
door, SAW lDr. Palmer with the buy II
| his arms jump from the rail INTO th'
| wulcr The steamer stopped and low
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

ha- been lnbououS aud costly Wuih,
but the end iu-t,lie- the effort. o..
-irurtiun, ia ANY important channel
mean. disaster. Costructious IN the
organs of the humun body bring incv-
liable disease. lSey must he cleared
away OF physical wreck will follow.
Keep the liver in order aud the pure
blood course, through the body, con-
! cN,ng health, strength and life; let
IT hccDno di-ordurdtrcd and the
channels art cloggcd with Impurities.
I which result !" disease, aud death.
No other mcdlj."e equals Dr.
Pierce. "Goldcm McdicH Discovery"
for acting upon the liver ahl purify
ing the blood.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

FttrnuNu l'H. MAY %. \ freight
wreck in the mountains. ON the Penn
-Nl\nnm railroad last night. drmoi-
lshrd twrutN five cars aud hillcd three
men outright aud obstrurtcd the
irn'bs 81 bndl> that it win take
twelve hours tu clear them. The ac.
rldcnt was the result ur heavy
storm which swept along the Come
mangh valley lust night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

MliMAthrE Ma, CO. Ihc ko-ri.
nsN" H"nrd~ the, being the Polish
troops Who participated with the
n'h'r militia in nring on the B4v
Jew m"h, were relieved from dut,
r'irrda Und the member. wrr.
allowed to return home. The 81. Paul
road refuses lp take back an, oi ihe
I".I'' roirr-, rud other COMPANIES
wv NV my lhr -nmr rnMI.r-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

WAsniNuroN, MHl II Mr. ll"m
presented memorial oi the republic
rnu central committee, ei lhc state OF
Ohio. charging that the election "I
Henry Il. Payne to the lni'cd state,
senate wa, secured by bribery fraud
and corruption, and requesting that
the senate investigate the mHitcr r'-
irrrcd tc the committee on privileges
and elections,
4 number of petitions were pre-
.cntcd and referred. prnl ing rprgrc'-
TO cnact legislation against ",romnr-
| guriur.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12

WAsuiNuroN. May ll-lhr prr'i-
dent sent the following nominations
to the senate today mr' nee
Iidgcly, of trcat House, lnl. I" N'
ronsuln Camudugw Wnrrcntlr'h
nominated for thi, position has been
withdrawn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-12
CuIc,oo's 'RALI.


H,t.,., Muy n If ln. brpI Ms |
..,,n',,.J h.t 1t ,l,r pnli.h and 80 |
G.misn arsrrhi.,s who rrgalcd lhcu- |
",',', ,Iy.., v,,tL Iiu,,iJ r.irrsnmcnt- when |
,,'''g .o,.'lnJ ,I. Irng .,nrr nj Centre
,..,,u. ." and Tightnnuth street, last
V.Iw..I,, uigEt rivht hnyc died.
.uL st least loTr more nrc known to
Hs hryond nil hope, nt recovery.
They all took culchicum mi.nhng
If tur sherry wine Those dead are
Franz Stomiu-ky lo,rpn llu irN, A..
FowAk, Peter ~urlck. Joseph Mon
/ louik, Carl /rhmun and AVIAN Dcllr.
/ The follow ing ARE sick and viii prob
ably die: Herman Anorichik, Anton
/ Ruto. Frank l'cnl-ki, aud llubh
Mas. How mau( more 'hefe are can
no,i W, ", ,I"' ,,,',rniT nt MI. matter win
',,o, IA, Lro,yu
WV Wv ..... .....,.....,...,.,..
llIE h'''' N''' '' W. ~, ~ ''.'
/ CWCADu May lhc hrun'NI'N
lMlEc tallrndrr hll'lArd Ihhir r"ln-
puuv this morning tlnlurd llH' lu'N
had between luoHnd I'" men nj WORN
This number Wa h"l nearly sum
Gcut to run tine INo'"Il' 'ir''
crowds of -llltrI' '.""' N'"' 4"
factory on Market -lI''' Hh'l WI. hrh
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81 Louis, May II The work of
selecting II jury to trS III" .--- % 70.
W. Pr"@nTl6ck ionri"a" 'irth whom
~ ,"u Twelve ARE To hc selected,
had been chosen
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ered boat, but the bodie. could NOT
pe found, and after long search the
steamer continued her VOYAGE. DR.
Palmer was r. ycnr- old
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the right-hour- day MS au experiment.
are considering the advi.nbiuW Of
returning to tcn.h hours
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being ragged entirely To the ground
aud most the frightened girls were
caught in the ruins Four have been
taken out dead. number vt other.
were wounded aud some are still
missing \ force OF hhorcr- are busy
to-uighI 10y hickcriug lantern lights
upturning The confused mass OF bricks
aud timber..
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+ o.. . a.
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urr tn.d,N
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and portion of the wall. of fine
fourth .tur, and the south wall fin,
west ,nd wa. blown INTO ,hr street
and ncpui, .hrrin pnuvh,ri, YEA.
caught nnd killed All the uthr,.
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ing alive THE uul i- located Ina tl,,
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~ hen tac criSi. h,,d pn..rJ nul ibr,
found thom.,lNc. mhuu
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court ON the third fnot an. I,I ,i
iourucd just before the storm de-
secluded \ portion oithr roof uf the.
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thrcc.story brick building. in the
middle of the block. on hcthird noor
of which was All overall factory CON
Quoted 10y scar Bros. The first and
second ilOors were occupied bN the
Graham Paper company la the fac.
tory were about twenty-five employees
mostly girls. and they. when the
storm broke, started for the cellar
when the building
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AZ Somerset Am-,s county. ON
~undn, last son of 4; y. Mr. Dnllar.
hIlr while io"lln" with u gun nrcl.
IruinllN uddlcd hi- hrnihcr with
urbr, shot hi'lur hi in,tartly.