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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-20
PROFESSIONAL.

DHnLIPS u MERkYMAN. architects,
L civil engineers and surveyors, $50 Endi-
colt Building.
CUPERFLUOUS HAIR, moles, warts
y etc., permanently removed by electricity.
Mrs Baldwin Suite 205, The Colonnade. COR
ner St Peter and Tenth entrance on st. Peter.
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a. daily: b. except Sundays; C. Saturday to
Wahpeton only: d, Monday from Wahpeton
only. = Sleeping and buffet parlor ears on
trains to Duluth and West Superior 'tBufet
Sleepers.
TInVrTo I95 East Third ST.. st. PAM,
UlkfIN 300 Nicollet Av., Minneapolis
and Union depots in both cities
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Total, u

Pacific Mail for Fargo,
Bismarck, Miles City,
Livingston, Helena,
Butte, Spokane Falls,
Seattle, Tacoma aud
Portland. ..... 49,.
Pacific Express Hm-
ited) for Tacoma,
Seattle, Portland and
all coast points. 49,.
Winnipeg Express for|
Brainerd, Ferg's Fills.
Wahpeton, G "a n d
Forks, Grafton. Win
nipeg. Moorhead, Far
go and Jamestown.
Fargo Express. daily!
Except Sunday. for
Brainerd, Fargo and
intermediate points,.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

t1VEsSHIS AND CAEAA EANHE1S.
DOR SALE = Three-spring one-horse
L truck; perfect order; Sl5. Address f
q, Globe.
DOR SALE CHEAP-A gentle family
Il horse, with phaeton and harness. APP
ply 747 Portland av.
TKUCK or dray in perfect order; cost
i $3.50; will sell for $40. 3SI Sherman st.
WILL TAKE good horse and buggy as
w part payment on a new seven-room
house on the hill, value $1,000. Lehman
& Haas, 1876 East Fourth ST.
fn160 BUYS good family horse. har-
sDlOO ness and phaeton. 719 East
Sixth st.
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ROARD OFFERED.

DOARD-For rent. large furnished front
ID parcr with board, gas and folding bed;
use of bath and piano; also smaller room.
Address go Pleasant av.
DOARD-Furnished rooms with board;
ID gas and use of bath; references re-
quired. $50 Cedar St
NORWOOD HOUSE-Corner East Ninth
IN and Wabasha-Furnished rooms with
board, S4,S45O and So per week bath; tran
sients, 81 per day.
NOUNG GIRLS HOME. 620 ST.
i Peter ST.. St. Paul-Board, lodging. use
of reading room and bath, $3.50 per week;
respectable young girls only.
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AK Sunday; b Elk. Saturday; Daily
Sunday only.
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MONEY TO LOAN without delay, from
Nl $40 upward. on furniture. horses, jew
elry, etc.; time checks, notes and second
real estate mortgages bought. Minnesota
Loan % III East Fourth ST
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L special attention to real estate law, is
wanted for important salaried position in
real estate mortgage loan office; communica-
tons will he held in confidence. Address N
22S Globe
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TO EXCHANGE.
ITO EXCHANGE = Seven-room house,
i two years old, good lot, for vacant prop
erty on st. Anthony hill. Address q 6,
Globe
no EXCH ANGE-Sixty-si acres of fine
J. land, eleven miles from town, for city
property. Leffmann & Haas, 136 East
Fourth st.
no EXCHANGE-Wan to exchange,
i nice property on Arlington Hills for a lot
in ST. Paul or Merriam Park. N..Turnblad,
SIT Eighth st. south, Minneapolis.
ITO EXCBANGE-Th only hotel in Mid
l. way district; furnished complete; al
ways doing good business. Call on Wallace
Woodruff, Merriam Park.
no EXCHANGED will take dry goods,
i clothing or shoes i'll exchange for good
business property: equity 10 be from So, 500
to $4,000 Address A. a., Globe.
NJ ANTED to exchange for residence or
w lot in this city an improved farm-in
Wisconsin: free from incum brance. DR..
Dunning, corner Seventh and Sibley.
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Mooney LOANED by Hunt & Strauch.
lfl 81 East Third ST., room 1. on furniture,
pianos, horses, carriages. etc.: ALSO on ware
house receipts, diamonds, watches and sill
verware; private room for ladies; all business
strictly confidential.
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ELATS-Modern flats with steam heat in
L the Beifeld block, corner South Robert
st. and Fairfield av.; rents reduced and very
low M Beifeld, % East Fourth ST.. Room IL.
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Flats.

EsLAT-For rent, lunfurnished six-room
I housekeeping fiat until list of May OF
longer. Apply Flat SO, Albion. corner West
9ern and Selby avs
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DURSE LOST-Between College and Far
i rington avs, on St. Peter st. or Uni
versity ar, lady's black and steel purse, con-
tanning some money and key. Suitable re-
ward for its return TO so College av.
DOCKETBOOK LOST Containing
L money and papers valuable to owner
only. Finder returning pocketbook and pa
pers may retain money. $40 West Sew
enth st.
MATCH FoUND-Found, watch and
w chain Apply at 2s5 Summit av.
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ELAT-Modern flat with steam heat III the
j premier" corner st. Peter st. ana Col
lege av; also flat with steam heat in the AL
den," NO. 80 College av. NJ. Beifeld, 81 East
Fourth St. Room IL.
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ELATS, corner Robert and Tenth sts-, and
L house, 339 East Ninth ST., for rent. In
uI1I re at 5U5 Robert st.
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ARGE AMOUNTS of money to loan on
- improved property at 6 percent Gilman
& Co New York Life building
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-20

TOME LOAN COMPANY loans
II money on personal property and chat
tells at lowest rates. 103 E. Fourth, Room 4.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOW TO BE PRETTY-Write for circu-
IL lars and testimonials of La Bella Gin
derella eparations-Powders Lotions and
Wonderful Bleach Creme. Cures the worst
marked or blotched complexion. Address j.
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EURNITUR E-Household furniture for
l. sale; cook stove for coal or wood, clock,
etc 81 East Seventh ST.. third floor.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

a PPRENTICE-W a Young man to
II learn the baker trade. Call at oil ST.
paiar CT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-17
4 wild Time In . Light House.

SAN FRANcIsco. July l6,-A thrilling
story Of peril at the lonely Tillamock
light house on the Oregon coast, 10 brought
to this city by the light house steamer Man
zanita. This light house is built on rock
which rises hundred feet sheer from the
sea, and at most times 10 cut of from the
shore. For weeks in winter it 10 unap-
psoscbable because Of the force with which
the sea beats against il. 1t 10 estimated
that no point Of the stormy northern coast
10 more exposed to the waves which often
sweep clear over the tor Of the light.
Last winter the waves carried rocks
Weighing four tons Up to the platform,
more than.a hundred feet from the sea
level, and so great vas the force of the
water that the heavy glass was smashed.
Tillamook bears the reputation Of being
the lonliest station on the coast and men
are loath to stsy there long. For four
years }. Sour has been the keeper. lie
vas cheerful German who seemed to like
the moHotopy Of the work. Recently.
however, he showed signs Of iFritabiliiy.
and one day last week giving a blood curd-
ling shrek, he rushed upon one Of the
four assistants. armed with . long knife,
swearing that he would kill him.
The frightened man called for help and
his three companions promptly responded.
II took the strength Of oil four to subdue
the madman and bind him with ropes. lie
vas then looked up 10 . room and signal
for he lp vas displayed. This was seen by
. passing vessel and the Maniiza was sent
70 the rock. The insane keeper vas tsk en-
to an asylum. No cause can he given for
HE insaniiy except the lonely vigils on the
rock continued for several years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-17

FALL RIVER, July l6.-EiIe started In
J. ID Crowley junk shop this afternoon
aud threatened danger 70 . large section Of
the city. The wind carried punches Of
burning rage and papers nearly . mile, and
all tenement houses in the vicinity were
soon blazing On the roofs. At one time l5
tene0ens blscks and the roof Of the Pres
byterian church were on fire. All sustain
ed losses Of from $500 70 5000.
The operatives deserted the mills and
rushed to save their scanty possessions. Sew
eral families loose all aud at least % fam
lilies suffered the loss Of . greater part Of
their goods, Very little insurance was held
except on buildings. Fire caught on the
roof Of . four tenement block. corner
Third and Borden streets and adjoining
building where oil vas stored. Crowley .
building and stock are total loss. estimst-
ed at from go 600 to 3l2 .OCO on the stock.
Buildings were not worth over e2000 at
the most. There vas $4,000 insurance on
James Nugsnt's house and store damaged
$1,000; occupants about $1,000.
Twenty three buildings were on fire At
one time. The tenement house owned by
John Guinny, in which Ave families re.
sided. vas burned on one end and roof
burned OF. Water damaged the occu-
pants and the damage by FIRE vas - 600 !;
building insured. The McMahone tene-
ment row. owned by Joe Libbey. hsd the
roof burned on; loss 81 600 to d 900 /;
insured. GPeene's tenement house Was
gutted and four families left without any
shelter Loss about 5000; insured.
About thirty families we're burned and
drowned out, of the working classes entirely.
None Of them had insurance. Total loss
put from o25 900 to 43O,OO0.
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BxIsAsr. July is.-The call for the
wsldo county republican convention has
not been Issued. bnt i. is probable that /,
will be hsh ia the Court Hoa.s 10 this city
at 10 4. M. Saturday August 9th- II 10
likely shss Hon j. Il. Msars Of Mssreil
~ill pseside. The convention viii be eom-
posed Of ninety-eight delegates, each town
being entitled 10 one sith an additional del
egais for each ffty votes or fractional ex-
cess Of twenty Eve votes cas-; for Burieiyh
ia 1858.
The call for the Democratic coovention
will issae tomofrov. Ii will be held IN the
Court House. Saturday. August lG, and
will be composed Of 1870 delegates, each
town having q representation Of two. With
an aiitonal delegate for each 40 votes or
fractional excess of 81 votes east for Put
nam in 1858. Judge j. ID. Lamson Of
Freedom may preside. The republicans
entitled to IS delegates and the democrats
1870 in their conventions.
1t is probable that all the delegates will
be present al the convention, as there will
be . contest over several nomlnations- The
labor and temperance conventions will be
netu III tus CVuts iDusc aushss IN anu ~
10 likely that uDder the lead of Prof Bate
msn, the lAbsr nominee for Congress, they
will fuse.
The Belfast city government have decided
to begin building the city sewer this year.
About two thousand feet will be built OF
vitrided pipe. The part laid this year will
be from the intersection of Cross and
Spring streets to Main street, sioug Main
street to Franklin street, along Franklin
street to Charles street. The city aiyer-
tres tomorrow for proposals.
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BROTHERHOOD lid LIleUR


Al Philadelphia +
lnnings. lss&s $3.50
Chicago. &soos Ills
Philadelphia. 0i0l 0 - s. I
Hits, Philadelphia. le; Chicago, Is. Fr-
rors, PhiiadslphiA, 3; Chicago, |. Baian-
ton. Cunningham and HAllman; BArston
and Tarrsll.
Al New York.-
Innines. iss< Sc ;s9
New York. a02 OIL o. =
Cleveland, 1000 I COS L. 5
Hits, Cleveland. !; New York. ID, Er:s
rors. Cleveland. a; New York, 8. Cru,
ber and Sutchhe; Ewing and Ewing
Al Brooklyn.--
lsS& 50
BrookHn. ioao 90 S-iS
Pistsbsrs, 90 o 90 B 0 o. )
Hits. Brcokiyn. l6; Pit,sburs, I. Errors
Brooklyn, 3; Piltsburg, ls, We,hing,
kinslow and Hennins; Maui and Carroll
Al Boston -
lnnings. 1884 56; ;s9
Boston. 5 u o. ) = o. ~
Buffalo. 90 0 0 o 0 o o. o
Hits, Boston. ~; Buffalo. 7. Errors,
Boston. ?; Buffalo, 5. Gunbers kilro, and
Murph, Cotter and HAllisan.
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No Quorum In tho House
quently no Business.

The House went into committee of the
whole on the land grant legislation of Con
gress which argued in favor of forfeiture
of all lands not earned within the time lin
tied in granting the acts. Pending further
discussion the committee rose.
sweeney of Iowa, presented the confer
ence report on the bill authorizing the con
struction of bridges across the Iowa river
at Wapello, Iowa.
On agreeing to the report Rogers Of
Arkansas raised point Of no quorum and
a call Of the House was ordered. Only AZ
members. less than a quorum, responded
to 'heir names
On motion of Mckinley of Ohio reso|u-
ton was adopted directing the sergeant-st-
arms to bring to the bar of the House such
members as were absent without leave.
For an hour and half members present
Iounged in chairs and INDUCED in conver-
sation.
Breckinbridse of Kentucky, at 6 o'clock
moved an adjournment.
The republicans opposed, and the motion
was voted down.
Breckinbridge moved that further pro
ceedings under call be dispensed With
Lost. Breckinbridge moved that all lesve'
of absence be revoked.
Peters of Kansas, offered an amendment
excepting those members absent on account
of Illness. Lost.
Pending the vote on Breckinbridge'
motion, Bliss Of Michigan. moved an ad
jpurnment. which was agreed to, and the
House at I o'clock adjourned.
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RocKLANp. MASS scoRcHED.
Many Buildings Destroyed-Total
Loss. Nearly 800 900.

RoeKLASn, Mass, July lG.-The worst
copfssrston Rockland ever experienced
took place this afternoon. Assistance was
called from Abingdon. Brock,ou. Sou'h
Wey mouth and Whitman The fire started
In the Congrs itional church and caught
from gasoline lamp used in burning of
the paint from the church by the painters
There not being very much water pres
sure the flames spread rapidly, consuming
. church. large school house in the rear,
Poole factory occupied by II. ID. Smith As
a stocking factory, ]. II. Hsrper's laundry
II. S. Moulton's carpenter shop Occupied by
c. l.. Rice for storing furniture, the police
station. barn of J s. Smith with contents.
George +. Wheeler's house, barn and other
outbuildi1Qs. +. d. Loube's hardware
store and residence with contents, Under
waod block owned by c. c. Poole and oc .
cupied by Hardstuf Post No "A, G A. r ,
Offices of the selec,men. school committee
public library and F. Chute's grocery
store.
The building occupied by Fred Douglass
printer, was damaged by water. NJ. A.
Dsrling's resider ce and jewelry store vera
partially destroyed by fire. the scioiuir z
barn being total loss The factory Of I
A. Townsend WAS consumed with its cor
tents The fire va, che ,ked at about )
O'Clock. The loss will resch not far from
sloo. Geo; insurance. s4l 800.
Much comment was made regarding the
scarcity of water. Owing TO the eres,
pressure of the water from the pumping
station, the mains near the station burst.
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CoHDEneED DEsPATcHBe


Martipsvilie, Ind, bad an earthquake
shock. Tuesday afternoon. lasting one
minute.
mine. I,onvood, Mich, Tuesday night !;
loss, 100000
sIThe Des Moine, base ball ciub disbsnded
Tue'dsy night, the local association being
financially stranded.
The Caribou stage was stopped by high
waymen near Ashcroft. b. C., Monday
night. 1t is not yet learned how much
booty they secured.
The international Shoe Workers Union
posted the new price list In Bailey's shop,
Dover, n. h.. Wednesday morning. which
advances the price 70 be paid five per cent.
The list has been accepted.
number Of persons we're bathing 1t
Newport Beach. Santa Anna, Cal, Tues
day. Three Of them got beyond their
depth and were carried out by the current.
Lieut.. c. v. Donaldson, stationed at Fort
Grant. Arizona, vent to their rescue, and
succeeded in saving two, but just a. he
reached the third. Mis- Lottie Surgeon,
both disappeared. The bodies have been
recovered.
John Reynolds 10 . man 10 good circum.
stances q, Fall River. Mass. A day or two
| ago, during the absence Of his wife. be in
duced an intoxicated woman to 70 With
him - housekeeper. The supplsnted wife
came upon the scene later, and nearly
killed the intruder With fat iron. Then
Rsynolds children Get upon him, snd .
badly battered his head that life 10 Of liz, /.
pleasure 70 him. lie vss dsasged intJ
rear yard and tumbled into . cesspo,i
His children. Who are marie !. have a..
owned him, sn1 ar. saiinz seps TOW ~
moving from the cit ?.
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A. X. Gilman. boo, and shoe dealer. So.
Berwick, has been attachei.
The First Maine Cavalry As .ociation of
Androscoggin county has a reunion At MI.
Gle, Thursday.
Bangor had . heavy thunder shows
Wednesday afternoon, doing some damage
70 houses, trees, &c. and suspendins oper-
tons on the electric railroad.
Two attachments were placed 'wednes-
lay on the steamboat Charles r. Mather,
recently brought to Biddeford from Boston
to run on the Ssco river. One attachment
10 made by local parties TO recover sum Of
money advsnced IS an indueemen, to get
the bod here. The other suit is brought
by Captain Prouty against X. W. Pratt Of
Boston, owner Of the steamboat, for bfeach
Of promise.
Joseph Frye OF Oxford vas arrested
Tues lay by Deputy Sheriff Bassett. on Q
complaint and warrant charging him With
burni " the store snd grst mill at Oxford
village Monday nis h', 70 obtsin the insur-
snce. Six companies had risks on the mil.
William j. Wheeler, agent for three Of the
companies. made the complaint. Frye vas
arraigoed before the Judge Of the municipal
court =, Sorssy and pleaded not guilty.
The trial wss set dova for Thursday. and
bail vas fred 1t $500, which the Yssp<i
den, MT obtaining, he wss taken 70 jail Il
Paris Hill.
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Cstn fsssAss sossss vAias isAvs Augusta s-
SSOIN0 WEoT-AlD A. n. Tor Lsviston
nSchissd, PQFtissl, bostoa and Montreal, 7..s
4. \. fss msQ0vsn, Qssdis~r and Soath tiardi-
nor. s.se ssd tex A. - tenprsss for l.estston.
A 4. aad ~ y. for H.iiovsil, Gardiner and
~. sssdinsr, US ? n. for Brunssles, Bath. Hoch
issd. Possiasd. ssd Boston, as. (expressl Port
lAad aaA Bostos, scs Y. y. ios Halio~eD, safdi
aasJ fos Lewiston, Bath. Portland and Boston.
stOeN1 EAnT-ais A. NJ might erpr-ss( foI
BbSvh%saa, paRess, Bar Hzrbor. -. stephen
~. Jehs sad ASoostook County, 9fs A. N. fo'
Waterviile. Asd Sh0vhesAn, 2H y " express
for Wstrrvfie, Newport, Dover. fosefpft, han
sor sad Bar nartov, 40 n for "strryt,.
ssswtssAa, Ballast. De- sEtsr, Dover : ronsrof,,
B.agos, IT, stsphss. ~. John and Aroo~tooh
Gosnty. and at 7AP. n. for HAtervis. sun
a.I Psess uAia fos ws'erViiis And Bangor at
rhA Slsht Pullman Trains run each way every
sisbs. ssaAays ieoisAed. but not 20 okovhefse
- noeAsy oorninGs. or 70 Belfast and Des stef'
~ bs5ond Hanger. exespsing To Bsf Barbof.
ms day ~spy-ss tssia. going Es-t Al sHr, v.
nd west n io.2 A. NJ. run daily. sundays IN
eiuded. besveen BOSTON. Bar Harbor and ~.
John.
Acc0nM0DATIoN TRAM tor Augusta
issVss south Gardiner, 6ss. 10 50 A. N u 20 and
tBP H.. GaFAinsr, ga, II. 20 A. M. % aao
tNf. =; MaiiovsIi. s.ts aud - A. NJ. LIZ
ssd tS9 r. n.
Through ticsets TO California aud All points
B0sth sad Wsst may be had of v. " Walker,
tiotst agent. Augusta, the only sfiios selling Wis
al sostss and checking all baggage free Of eH
eease.
rAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pre-, Z aeaf Manager.
y. :. BtsDTHBY. 6enr Pass. and Tlekst Ax't.
Pssshai. Jan. 2sih. lsso.
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Appsopsiations WIN Not Exosea nsv-
ouuo0.

CanRon, the chairman Of the Houss sp-
pfiations committee, commenting today
upon the statement Of the condition Of the
appropriation bills made In the Senate BY
Allison, few days ago. emphAsicsly de-
MED that the amount Of the appropriations
BY Congress this session. for the current
focal year, will exceed the revenues. He
said the appropriations Of the session would
be s3i7 SOC goo. for expenses on account
Of the n ,cal y~-r # 1891. OF this, at
least $50 O Q,ui ~ou.d not be expended
during the nscal year OF 1891. which would
make the expenditure nos xceeding e2ef,-
500, COO, to which should be added the per-
manent appropriation Of tl0l SOC. 900. for
interest on the public debt and to meet the
requirements of the sinking. making in all
$3.50 900 600 charseable against the Peve-
nues of 1891. II the sinking fund be de-
Quoted from this. there remains e550, ,00O.-
oo0. The ordinary revenues Of the gov
ernment for the fscal year Of 1891, will
probably be &t67 .497 coo. Deducting the
aggregate appropriations Of Ss5o, ,00e. 900,
there will be q surplus Of Sll7. .t9O, 900,
more than ample to meet the reQuirements
Of the new pension Law. and the reduction
of taxation from the enactment Of the Nc
kinley bill, estimated at $50, 900 900.
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Who Shall Take EricssoL's Body To
{ ewedsLs

Secretary rscy yesterday decided to re-
vc Ike the saffine orders of the L. S. s. Es
sex, 80 far ~ they applied to the transpor-
tAiion OF the remains Of Inventor Ericsson
10 sseden ssnd 70 have either the new
cruise, PhilaieIphia OF Admiral Gherardi's
flagship Baltimore perform ihat service.
The latter viii probably be selected. as she
can be more readily prepared for tie
voyage. She 10 nos ct Bath, ani will be
at New York in . week or two. In case
she goes to Europe the Phiiadeiphia will
take her place on the Ncf.h Atlantic squad
ron- That vessel 10 nov At Philadeiphia
receiving her armament and shen tbs: Is
all 10 place she viii 60 TO New York 10
complete her equipment Secretary Tracy
said that the Philadelphia m be fitted on.
for sea service in about four weeks aud
that While her future movements are stiil
undetermined be vas inclined to ss sd her
to Europe With the body Of Ericsson. He
s,ided that either she or the BALI more will
cer.ainly go on that mission and that while
the probabilities are in favor Of the selsc-
iioa Of the .iatser. the matter will be un.
settled for . few days. The Essex Win b.
ordered to the South Atlantic station
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4 BIG CELEBRATION
On SiIieth Anniversary Of Bel.
Sian Independence.
Russia Catches The FsIW and Buys n
Island In Baltic Sea.
Sheen Wins the Nswmaskst HaudicAp
Race for 1000 eovsrsisus.

LoSpoN, July l6 The ten days fess At
Brussels In honor Of the sixtieth anniver-
sary Of Belgian independence and the s5sh
year Of King Leopold's reign viii begin on
July 70, with the anveilins by the BussO-
master Of several statues which complete
the historical decorations Of the Sahlon
Square. between the Old palace Of the
Arenberss and the still older SAhlou church.
The pageant 10 to cost some fl2 200. and
will represent the "Glories Of the Sixteenth
Century" Il has been desisnsd by Gus
tave Den Duyts, whose "rssincaiou Of
Ghent' procession excited 30 much atteu-
ton fifteen years ago. lie 10 assisted by
MN. Julian Diilens and John Bals. and the
hvc allesoricxl ears are TO be surssunded
BY LOCO persons in Renaissance cossumss.
The whole Of Belgian royal family rcAs-
semhles At Brussels ON the 10th. and many
royal visitors are expected at the palace. 1.