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ID EDITION.
Latest q6lGglalS 10 The Star,
THE DEAD ANARCHISTS.
Their Admirers in Chicago Honor Their
Memory With q Public Meeting.


Memory With . Public Meeting.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12-Pictures of Spies, Par
sons, Engei, Fisher and Lingg constituted the
background OF the platform at Cavalry Armory
last evening. A red sash was hung partly over
the pictures, black and white drapery sur
rounded them and around all two huge Ameri-
can dags were folded. It was the third ami
versary Of the execution Of the anarchists,
whose pictures occupied the place of honor.
About seven hundred men and a few women
had met TO commemorate the event.
1t was very tame affair. The principal
speaker was Moritz Schultze, a printer from
New York. He expressed the opinion that the
Haymsrket meeting Of May 3, 1886, was
peaceable one. which the police had no legal
right to dispense. and which was dispersed in
opposition to the orders of Mayor Harrison.
The bomb was thrown, he said. as an act of
elf-defense. and he who threw it should not
be denounced as q criminal, but rather wor-
shipped a. patriot, for he had saved the lives
of hundreds Of people whom tho police would
otherwise have killed
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Joined Hearts and Tfeir Fortunes.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. 12-Last Friday
Mrs. Ed. Holmes of Louisville arrived in this
city and engaged board at Jake Apfers board
ing house on 5th street near Sycamore. That
night APPEL drew $1,000 from a building as
ISOLATION and $4,000 from the Moerln brewery
and has not been seen since. Mrs. Holmes dis
appeared about the same time and yesterday
her husband was In the city looking for her.
The supposition is that the missing pair have
joined fortunes and are well on their way to
Europe.
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WILSON McCANDLESS DEAD.
A Well.known Figure In Financial
Circles Passes Away.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Nov. IA cablegram re-
ceived from Paris, France, this morning an
nounced the death in that city Of Wilson Nc
Candless, president Of the Allegheny City Ma
tional Bank
Mr.. McCandless was fifty years of age. He
was victim OF Brights disease, which was the
cause of his death, and had been u
terrible sufferer for months past
Mr.. McCandless was we'll known in financial
circles, being interested in many public and
private enterprises. He leaves a widow and
two children.
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MOODY PROBABLY BEATEN.
The South Dakota Legislature Likely

The South Dakota Legislature Likely
to Elect a Democratic Senator.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA special dispatch from
Pierre, SD, says: local paper publishes a
list Of the members-elect Of the South Dakota
legislature. from which it appears that the re-
publicans are tie with the democrats, indepen-
dent and fusionists on joint ballot With the
settlement of one contest the majority will
vary one or two either way. This jeopardizes
the return of Gideon c. Moody (republican)
to the United States Senate and will probably
be the means of electing democrat and lnde-
pendent Bartlett Trip and p. F. Mcclure
are spoken of as likely democratic candidates
and Alonzo Wardell as the independent
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 12.-Cotton nominal - mid
ding. 81: Flour steady and Arm. Wheat beat.
No. :. winter red, spot, 96ha96x; November,
96Ya96k; December, 97kaeS: May, l06za107.
yellow, old ti5, new 55aoO: western nrm; mixed
spot BON; November, 5ek: year, So: January.
ouiet and steady-prime to choice timothy, IL.
Provisions firm Butter nrm, active-creanery
fancy, 27a2s; do. fair to choice. 24aa6 do. imita-
ton 22a25; ladle, fancy 20as, do good 10 choice,
i8aiS; roll. nne 1Sal9: do. fair to- good, 15sl6;
store packed, 12als. Eggs nrm-25. Coffee
steady and firm. Sugar qliet-granulated, 81.
Copper steady. Whisky arm. Freights TO Liver
peoi per steamer inactive and nearly nominal
keceips-nour. 5000 barrels; wheat, 1000 bush
els: corn. 1000 bushels; oats. 1900 bushels;
rye. 1000 bushels. Shlpmene-wheat 1000
bushels: corn, 5000 bushels. Saies-Wheat "a,
600 bushels: corn, l1,OO0 bushels.
aa8a: Baltimore and ohio stock, o4a9e; North
ern Central stock. 60: Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore nrsts, 80: consolidated gus bonds,
Iakka1l6: do. stock. 4Sa48k.
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COL. SAXTON'S MONEY.
The Contestants Agree to Drop Law
and Divide the Estate.

anu DIVItIt CHe fISCHtee
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 12.-The contest over
the will of the late Col Albem Saxton has been
compromised and the contestants will receive
about 100000.
Mr.. Saxton died over two years ago and his
estate is estimated at $4,000. 900. Twenty years
ago he married widow Sarah Flint By an
ante-nuptial contract Mrs. Flint's children were
to inherit Mr.. Saxton's estate. Mr.. Saxton
died within two years without Issue. After
Saxton's death the ante contract could not be
found, but will devisng the bulk of the estate
to one Robert Hendricks and wife was pro-
duced Mrs. Saxtons children contested the
will and many complications arose. Hendricks
agreed to compromise rather than to await the
course of law
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PURSUING THE DUPoNTs.
Incendiaries Inflict Another Serious Loss
on Them.

AuCcuuidTAcS AHlhICC huOSnef serious Loss
on Them.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 12.-Another Du.
pont barn, the fourth within q year, was burned
by incendiaries at o'clock this morning.
This barn, one Of the finest in Brandywine
Hundred, was on one Of the best farms owned
by the firm of E. /. Dupont, De Nemours
Co. Loss on buildings, $4,000; On
contents, $4,000. Ali the live stock
was gotten out in safety. BY these
four fires the Duponts have lost forty-two head
OF valuable horses and cattle and over S40, 0OO
in other property. A reward of $1,000 for the
discovery of the incendiaries has been standing
for months. Matches we're found about some
OF the powder mills one morning last summer,
presumably placed there by the same vindic.
tive hands.
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METHODIST MISSIONS.
What the Church 10 Spending to Spread
the GOspel

Bosrox. Nov. IA summary Of the reports
Of the secretaries of the missionary committee
Of the Methodist Episcopal church shows that
of the d, 026. 800 received for missions during
the year e460, ITO was expended in the United
States. There is membership Of 5000 and
81, 900, 00O In property in the missions of Ger
many, 1000 members in Switzerland, 1900 in
Sweden. 900 and property of $50, 600 in Nor
way and membership Of $4,000 in tho great
Indian missions. There is urged larger APP
portionment for New England conferences on
account of great influx of foreign population.
The reports further state that there il to be O
great Chinese Methodism, rivaling that in the
English speaking world.
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NAKlSIElf-

MooRE-DE LORME In Albany Ore. Friday
October 81, $780, by Rev. L. X. Prichard, d. O.
MOORE of Albany and EMMA J. Oh LOkMk Of
Washington. DC.
RIPPoS-RoBEY. On November IL. 1890. by the
Rev. DIR. Elliott of Foundry M 4. Church, Mr. JOHN
RIlPON Of Clark county, Va, to Miss SARAH ,.
ROBEl OF Georgetown.
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FLassEL DEpARrMExr.

PAJAMA FLANNELS-
Handsome assortment Of Scotch Psjama Flan-
ne:s for sleeping and other purposes. 20. IS,
BIN to 15c.
SKIRTING FLANNEL
New line Of Unshrinkable Homespun Shifting
FIannels, with borders-oolors-combinat Of
Red and Black stripes, Gray and Black stripes,
Drab and Blue stripes, &C.. 4O-in. wide. SOC.
AFGHANS-
Elder Down Afshans for baby cribs and car
riages. Cream with Pink. Blue and Old Gold,
satin bindings. sly50 each.
(SecOnd floor. tn 81. buildingD
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More Gold Tor England.

LONDON, Nov. 1a-In it, financial article the
Times says il hears that e, 500 900 in gold are
coming from Russia and f2000, 900 from
France. The collapse in Americans yesterday
ct the close was due 10 . report that . miner
American magpats had failed
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WnrrE GooDs DEPARTMENT.

APRONETTES-
We are just in receipt OF the latest effects in
Apronette Lawns: White. with satin stripes.
initiating tucks. and White. with variety Of
lace work and block borders 10. 124 to SOC.
Black Preach pronette Lawn, border formed
o: satin stripes initiating cluster tucks: several
styles Soc.
APRON SQUARES
White Lawn Apron Patterns, with corded
borders and sides, and rows CT cords running
through top, by means Of which the apron can
be shirrel if desired IS. 20 and pc. each,
Nice for holiday presents.
Second floor. 18th ST. buildingJ
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NEW YORk'S CENSUS.
Mr.. Kenny to BE Given the Informa.
ton lie Desires by Sunf Porter

Mr.. W. ]. X Kenny. the representative Of the
mayor Of New York city, called on Superin-
tendent Porter today at the census Office and
presented to him resolutions adopted by the
common council Of the city requesting the
superintendent of the census to furnish Inst
OF names Of persons in the second ward Of the
city enumerated by the census officials in the
count of June last. As this was official from the
representatives Of the municipal government
the request was in accordance with law and
was at once granted by Mr. Porter.
Mr. Kenny suggested that the names of
persons in the first five wards OF the city should
be furnished. and Mr.. Porter gave him an or
der TO MIR. Hunt. who is in charge of the popu-
lation division, directing him 10 furnish the de-
sired information.
1t will take the Office some time TO com
pile list of the Names but when that IN
done a comparison will be made by the New
York officials between these lists and the
schedules OF the police census, and the
names lacking ia the first will be
brought to the attention of the authorities
here evidence that the official count
was defective. Then these alleged omissions
if any are discovered, will be investigated by
the census Office in order TO ascertain whether
the persons said TO have been overlooked were
actually in the city in June last II it 10 found
that any names have been omitted that should
have been included in the official census they
may be added.
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BE BEAUTIFUL

DE DEAUTIFCL
Mime. A RUPERT, World-famed Complexion Spo-
calist and Lecturer has lectured this subject in
all the larger cities Of America and Europe She never
fails hn the largest theaters in city and -
always Endorsed by the leading spapera NY World
says: "Madsme Rupert the renowned complexion
specialist lectured to fashionable audience 1t Fifth
Avenue Theater last evenine-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable 70 hear this
eminent authority she will send eiSht-paxe cir
cular, giving valuable information. receipt Of &C.
postage Mime. Rupert 10 the originator Of Wondsr-
full Face Bleach which creating such furore among
society ladies ut present NINE A. RUPPEkT,
s23 Branch once $50 7th st- NV. washington.DC
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GREAr REDUCTION SALE Or
LADIES' JERSEYS.


I Line Of ladies' Black All % IL Jerseys.
Handsomely braided back and front with Mo-
hair aud Soutaehe braid Sizes 81 to A. Regu-
lar price e. so. Marked down TO $500
Line Of LADIES' Black AL wool Jerseys with
S0utache braid trimmings, Figaro style Sizes
81 to AZ. Marked down TO e.
Line Of Ladies' Black Atwood Jerseys, with
lat nohair braid trimmings military style.
Sizes s., To Is. Marked down to 81
Line Of Ladies' brown Atwood yerscys.
with tucked yoke and full sucked sleeves. sis-s
81 10 IS. Regular price t4.50 Marked dowu
~ t3.
4 Line Ladies' Navy and Brown Al wool Jer-
ssys. with vest fronts Sizes 81 TO a. Married.
down To e.
Line OF LADIES' Plain Gray All wool yerseys,
With vest front sizes j. 10 40. Regular price
saJO. Marked down to sl.5O.
Line OF Misses Atwood Jerseys. In Csrdi-
nal Navy and Brown. siss "a. %. - and 30.
Regular price sl.50. Marked down 70 e.
tthird door; llth st. baildinsJ
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THE MAsr

The MANY
Remarkable cures of cstarrh effected by the use Of
Ayers sarsapsrills conclusive proofs that this
losthsome and dangerous disease il Of the blood
needing only this searching and powerful ater.ve 10
thoroughly ersdicateit
Il have suffered for years from catarrh. which was
that destroyed my appetite and weakened
my system. None Of the remedies took afforded me
any relief until used Ayers sarsapsrilla. Ibegan
to take this medicine last spring and now entirely
free from that disgusting disease. My appetite has
returned and am once more strong and healthy
Susan L. w. Cook. 300 Albany street. Boston High
lands, Boston, Mas.
MY son-now fifteen years Of Age-was troubled for
alons time with catarrh. in its worst form, through
the effects of which his blood became poisoned. About
q year ago he began using Ayers SsrsapsrillA has
taken seven bottles Of 1t and Is now entirely we'll"
D. p Kerr, Big Spring. Ohio.
Il was cured Of . standing catsrrh by the
Of Ayers Sarssparilla. James DouSher. Company
q. 18th Infantry, Fort wingate. NM
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared BY
On. J. C. AVER CO., Lowell. MasAr
Sold by DruGsists q. six IS. Worth s6 bottle
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. as reported by special
wire TO CoreOn and Macartney. 1Aly street:
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Fun DEPARTMENT.
Notwithstanding the scarcity of Furs this
season land we long ago anticipated this facu we
placed an unusually large order. thus enabling
Us to bring before you the largest and best as
sorted stock OF Furs in Washington city.
FUR CAPEs-
Among the latest arrivals are Wool Seal Capes
with high. rolling collars and finished in the
best possible manner.
Wool Seal Capes with storm collars Of real
Marten-very stylish
Choice line of Astrakhan Capes. Fine quality.
Astrakhan Cuffs to match eapes.
We are Offering these at less than furriers'
price.
Also excellent and choice assortment of Capes
In close curl Persian Lamb,
Black Marten. Water Mink.
Dark Eastern Mink. Gray Krimmer.
Rich quality of Monkey. Goldes Beaver.
Cape Seal. Alaska Seal
Wool Seal, Wool Seal and Astrakhan.
Black Russian Hare. French Coney.
Persian Lamb. White Thibet. Opossum. &c.
Full line of Muffs to match the above.
ladies' Chamois Jackets, lined and unlined
Ladies' Knit Sleeveless Jackets.
Feather Boas in great variety.
Children's White Thibet sets.'&c. &c.
CThird floor, 10th ST. extension.)
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WRAp DEpARrMESr.

Thursday morning we shall place on exhibi-
ton our very extensive line of Imported Opera
and CARRIAGE Wraps. We shall show some very
handsome and extreme novelties In the follow
ing fabrics: silk. sicilian. Faille Francaise,
Armures. Hsnriettas. &C.. embroidered In ar
tistic designs and trimmed with
AngOra Wool.
Ostrich Feathers and
SWANS Down.
For opers wear and evening OCCASIONS the
Short Jaunty Wrap lie the correct thing and il
decidedly the most dressy garment lady can
wear
We mention q very handsome Wrap in an ele.
CANT quality Of Cream Henristta. with crepe
s4tin lining. white feather trimming aud elaDor-
stely embroiSmed in White and Gold This 10
aspecislty and the price 10 sls.
Also . superior quality Cream Henrietta
Wrap. with White and Gold embroidery, satin
lined and trimmed With white Angora wool.
Price. SIS.
CARRIAGE WRAPS
Long Wraps for Carriage Wear are hsre in
great variety. Very handsome effects in
Jacquard patterns Of silk and wool mixtures
and all wool fabrics. with ostrich feather and
wool trimmings. SILK and satin Innings.
tThird floor. 1lth Ut. buisdins)
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Chicago Marlkees.

Der, 98k: May, 105k. Coen-November, 81;
December. 51H: May. 54K. oAss-Msy. 46x.
Pofk-Decem Der, Q6d; Nay, 1272H. Lard-De-
SIS; NAY, ESQ
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ToxAro FIG.

mild laxative for constipation soysreisn
remedy for Dyspepsia Tomato Fig Fruit and vege-
table laxative, superior to remedy now on the
market Can b. relied on for its positive results In
any emergency IL corrects sluRyish habit VI tho
OF time from business Improves tho health Of both
sexes. young and Dad.
Tomato rig riyes tone and strength to the liver,
Kidneys and bowels and II Vt the deightful
Tor sale by all druggists 2hc. per bottle.
4. Il BUTTS 4 Co.
o1I-3m' baltimore. Nd.
A RE UNLIKE ALL OTHER PIIIA No PUR0IN0
"A OF patn Act specially on the liver and bila Car.
ters Little Liver Pilla One pal duse
TIME GENUINE AN0OsT URA BITrERS OF DR.
j J. q. b. siegert q SONS the most efhcaciouB
simuiant 70 excite the appetite. AK your drugv1s
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Scorrs EMULSION OF Con LIVER On
WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs
PALATABLE AS MILK.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE FOUND PER DAY BIZ
ITS USE
ARELIABLE REMEDY FOB
CONSUMPTION.
SCROFULA
BRONCHITIS
COUGHS AND COLDS
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
WASTING DISEASES
IMPURE BLOOD.
TITS THREE TIMES AS EFFlCACIoUsA AS PLAIN
COD Liver OIL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the signal
Office today: an, Al; 2 pm, A; maximum,
A; minimum, Al
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

USE FELs's GERMIcIDK SOAP
USE FELS's GERMICIDk SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSS GERMICIDE SOAP
When you are sick
To protect yourself and attendants
To cleanse your person and linen
To cure all skin affections
To restore your complexion
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELSS GERMICIDE SOAP
USE FELS'S GERMICIDE soap
When you well
To ward of contagious diseases
To keep the body in healthy condition
To prevent chapped hands and face
To preserve and besutify the complexion
OF druggists.
ms FELS CO.. Philadelphia
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1LLow DEPARTMENT.

1Iow DEPARTMENT.
DOWN AND FEATHRR PILLOWS
Never before have We shown such acomplese
line Of Pillows and holsters.
We have Pillows and Bolsters in all szea,
filed with the best live goose feathsrs ct very
reasonable pricess
Every piece guaranteed
Anew assortment Of Down Pillows. covered
with satin. in rich and effective colorings.
Having n large stock Of these intend to sell
them at the remarkably low figures below;
Size-lS-ineh. also.
20-inch- 1900.
22-inch. $3.50.
24-inch- $500.
2S-ineh- 90. 80.
Also Down Pillows in assorted sizes for cover
Ing. with Satines. China and japanese silks. &c.
Fourth floor. 1lth ct. building)
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OFFICE or
OFFICE or
WOODWARD LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
WASHINGTON. Do
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1900

p osr. erphdsis 10 our unparalleled stock Of
P,Ds aoe hGrs placed u, one Of the large street
ri'dOrs The finest soceinsen Of 1sotsnted Arrtean
Lion in the country. It's ,rork Of art. Don't
paiss seeing C.
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HoslERY DEPARTMENT.

HoslERY DEPARTMENT.
LEGGINS-
complete line OF ladies' and Childrsn's
Black Jersey Leggins. sl.15 TO Is. 10 per
pair
CATERS
A handsome assortment Of Ladies' Cloth and
OOoze Skin Caters. 81. 81 rs TO el.75 per
pair.
Also q full line Of Knee and Heel Hose Pro-
tectors and Fast Black Darning Cotton in Hos
iery Department
(First floor: I'd annex)
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WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Cor. nth and y SITS. NV.
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T11HEIR GENTLE ACTION AND GOOD EFFECT ON
l. the system really make them perfect little pill
please those who them Carriers Little Liver
Pills may well be termed Perfection"
Ir YoUn Back ACHES
Or you all out really good for nothing. tits
BnowN's IRON BITTERs
1t will cure you and give good appetite. Sold BY AL
dealers in medicine.
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New GooDs-Low PR,cEs-EAsz
TERMS.

These are the Inducements that should lead
you to visit the Furniture Carpet and Stove
Stores Of
JOHN Ridden.
$50 and e32 7th st. NV.
Nomore complete stock. no lower prices and
no easier terms can be found than here.
Every grade Of Carpet from the cheapest In
grain to the costliest Velvet or Brussels; every
variety of Parlor and Bed Room Furniture. in
Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century. Ward
robes. Hat Racks. sideboards. Gc. Every make
Of Stove from the smallest Heater to the
most complete Range is here displayed at
prices not to be found elsewhere. AL carpets
made and laid free Of charge to purchasers.
Add to this the fact that goods are sold on
credit - cheap for cash-a small deposit
only being asked in advance. the balance being
paid in such installments and in such time a.
may be agreed on between the buyer and
seller-and you have an inducement to pur-
chase here such as other house offers.
Remember the place.
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WAMs1rY & NEDwELL
325 North Charles St.
Baltimore, Md.
VIII open At wILLARD's HOTEL
PRIVATE PARIIORS.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. AND THE ENSUING
WEEK,
Paris-made Costumes ard Wraps. Ball. Reception
and Dinner Gowns, Carriage and Walking Costumes.
Tea Gowns and Morning Dressed
Orders taken and perfect it guaranteed. n4-l0t
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ssTNHE BEST PILL EVER USED" IS THE PRE-
Il auent remark Of purchasers Of Carriers Little
Liver Pills. when you try them you will say the same
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RUDDEN'S
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES.
n5-n $50 AND e32 SEVENTH 81. NV.
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subsisted entirely on the flesh of broken-down
horses.
cRooK's FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF.
A bosom friend of Gen. Crooks was Capt.
G. Bourke, who was with the genera: from
1871 to 1886. and was his chief of staff
during the greater portion Of those fifteen
eventful years. He was with Crook in
every fight he fought and every mile he
marched, running the bloody gamut
mack, Nee Perez, Ute and Chiricahua
campaigns, and accompanying the general
in that famous expedition to the Sierra Madre
mountains after Geronimo. No man mourns
the departure of Crook with more sincerity
than does Capt Bourke.
.oTHER FRIENDS OF THE DEAD GENERAL
Gen. schofeld was also q warm friend of
Gen. Crooks and Gen. Crook Was an ardent
admirer of Gen. schoheld. When
partment of Arizona and was making
things warm for the Apsches he was enthusi-
asticaliy supported by Gen. Schofeld, then
commanding the division Of the Pacific. Crook
always said that but for Schoheld he would
have failed in Arizona
beloved By Gen. Crook from his
early childhood. There was init
macy between the general and the
Hayes family, and Webb was always the war
rior's favorits. Every year for sometime past,
with one or two exceptions, has seen Cen.
Crook and Webb Hayes out In the far west on =
bear hunt
During the war Of the rebellion friendship
sprang up between Gen. Crook and Col II. c.
Corbin; the latter commanding Q regiment in
Gen. Crooks brigade in the Army Of the Cum
berland-
Lieut. KEENAN, was also favorite with Gen.
Crook. and the great affection manifested BY
the old warrior was heartily reciprocated
After the parties returned from Arlington
they were entertained ct luncheon by Capt
John G. and Mrs.. Bourks 1t their homo l6s2
IAfferson Plaza
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prsrISousHHp MoURyERs MEET THE BODY AT
THE DEPOT AND ACCOMPANY IT TO ITS FINAL
RrsrrSe PLAcE-A BRIkF But xoURSFUL Pro-
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