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Tho Corinth Canal.

The opsning of the ship canal across the Isthmus of Corinth marks the completion of one of the great undertakings recom- umph at Suez. While the project of con- nectiug the Ionian and Aegean seas was insignificant In comparison with his work in Egypt aud his Panama ditcb, 1t inter- ested him as practical scheme for short ening the lines of navigation of sn estab- lished trade route. If he devoted less at tention to 1t than to his project for form ing an inland sea in Tunis by the con- | struction of 8 canal fourteen miles long, he strongly favored 1t, held several con- sultations with the engineers and impressed upon them the necessity of constructing it as a ses-lsvel canal like the Suez canal.
 The work was undertaken by 6 French company organized in 1888 with a nominal capital of six million dollars. The epVt- neers' calculations were seriously at fsul, as in the Sutz and Panama enterprises. | They estimated the total cost at five mil. | lion dollars, and announced that the work | would be completed in 1887. The proiec, did not appear formidable, since the line of excavation between the gulfs of Le psnto and Aegina did not exceed foul miles. But the conditions differed widely from those prevailing at Susz. The cut ting averaged nearly one hundred and if ty feet, and was mainly through granits rock covered with alluvial soil. When ths original estimate had been doubled th, company v ss bankrupt and unable to pro csed with the work. A Greek company was organized after the French corpora tion's privileges had been cancelled, ana with active support from the government
 of Athena it has completed the canal es sentially on the original lines. but with reduction of ths angle of slope. The ex penditures by both companies have largel, exceeded twelve million dollars, and th | opening of the canal has been deferred sl. years from the first date set. It Is tide
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level canal seventy-two feet wide at the bottom and one hundred feet at the sur face, and twenty five feet in depth, with jetties st each end for the protection of the mouths. It offers a saving of one hundred and eighty-ive miles from Venice to Constantinople, and similar cut of nearly one hundred miles from Mediterra- mean ports. As the original estimate con templated tonnsge of five million for the first year, there would be no margin for profit on the aggregate sum invested in the work; but since the Greek government has virtually completed the canal without reference to the first compsny's invest ments, the financial management of the enterprise may be fairly profitable with reasonable tolls.
 The steamers from the Adriatic and Mediterranean ports will sail over classic ground in going from one sea to the other. It was across this nsrrsw neck of land that the Greeks hauled their triremes in national crises; 1t was there that the lsthmian games were held and the foot races run on the white marble stadium; and above the waters edge on either coast rose temples of Neptune and Ve- nus, which were of the highest ssnctity and renown. The nArrowness of the isthmus commanded by what was once the splendid city of Corinth, a center of the commerce of the Mediterranean, srx.- gested to every conqusror the sxpsdIency of opening waterway between the gulfs. Alexander the Great proposed the cut ting of trench across the isthmus and nearly parallel with the historic wall. Julius Cesar dreamily revived the scheme, and Nero in one of his few same hours ordered excavations 10 be msde for a few hundred yards. The grand project was reserved for a modern period, when only few broken columns remained to mark the site of the Greek city of tenn ples, and when the noble Roman town where St. Paul preached and dwslt for two years had shrunk 10 the insignia- cAree of a desolate yillsge.
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FASHION NOTES.
Ornamental Wraps.

Lace of every kind Is In great demand and the pretty frilled shoulder cspes,
 finished at the neck with ruches of black satin ribbon, are essentially becoming to young folk, while those of mature years can don the more dignifed and extensive mantlss. The elegant accessory sketched is made of white lace, the aides having one seam each and are pointed. The back forms triple box-pleat as shown, and is ornamented with long ends of white satin ribbon. The standing collar is formed by 8 narrow lace frill and the seam where 1t joins the jacket is covered with a narrow white ribbon, with bow in front and back The sleeves are made of the
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Use the Metric System in BrmztI
 Trade.
TLosdoa Daily News.I

An engineer resident in Brazil, writing home. states that foreign manufactured goods of all kinds are pushing us out of the market there, mainly owing to the fact that foreign manufacturers send cut csta- losues made out in the language of ihe country, and all weights and measures in the mstricAl system Engineers here, he ssys, twill Bot take lhe trouble 10 con vert our hodge -po5ge mixture of weights and measures into the rnefricAl system. They do not understand them, hnd have DO basis of comparison with Belgian and French goods BrEzlliEns ssy to me. We like your English goods very much. We belisEe them 10 be the best and probably the cheapest in ths long Iuu, but we find it impossible to estimate from yonr meas ures sn
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turn, with @ six days sta

A closely economical person can reduce the expense to considerably lower figure than this, while the man or woman who can afford total outlay of $100 need give no more attention to economy than is given at home. It is a great fair and everybody ought to see it.
 The attendance at the Worlds Fair now exceeds 100, 900 day, and it is likely to increase rather than fall off now that the conditions are known to be so favora- hla
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NOT EXPENSIVE.

The popular impression that 8 trip to the Worlds Fair means a heavy expen- allure of shekels receives another setback from the following table, which has just been compiled giving the facts in the case. The table shows the actual cost of jour ney from New York to Chicago and re- furn nifb o{v doye, otav
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15

GREAT DRIVE IN 100 Cs. Fine Table Peaches,
 cans 25c, $1 50 per dozen.
 The finest Vanilla Wsfers, 3 lbs 25c.
 Watermelons and Citron Melons. 500 fine ripe Watermelons, 25 and 30c each.
 The first lot of Sweet Potatoes, 55c peck.
 100 boxes Lemons, 10 and 12c dozen.
 The finest Sweet Oranges 15 and 25c dog.
 50 bus. ripe Tomatoes, Sc quart.
 Big drive in 1000 pound packages Mus catel Raisins, 3 packages 25c.
 We can sell you pure Broken Coffee, 15c lb, ground fresh to orascc.----------
 Fine sliced Dried Apples only Sc lb- bargain.
 Our finest Elgin Creamery Butter 26c lb, lbs $1.00. The quality is Al and warranted to suit.
 We can sell you good Table Butter at 23c MOxie! MOxie! Drink Moxie. The great Nerve Food Tonic. We are having large sales of Moxie. Try it. Agent for Frank Parsons goods: Sure Death to Water Bugs, Fatal Foods for Rats and Mice, Goodbye, Bedbugs The above goods sold with guarantee. Kindling Wood, 8 bbls for $1.00. Try Rex Gelstine, all favors, only 10c package.
 ID. M. WEIGH & SON. 28 and 30 Congress Avenue, Branch. Grand Avenue. Telephone No. 6a0.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The legislature of Wynming has passed resolution urging every civilized com munity on earth to enfranchise it's women without delayn
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15

The prevailing sentiment seems to be that 'leave to print" should be very freely granted in congress until the finan- oial situation is cleared up. Action and not wind is what the people want.
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Mems Half Hose.

m One case of Mems Half Hose, the 1IIn like of which for quality and price IUU has never been seen in this city. pair. Full line of sizes. These will last
 but a short time, so early pur-
 chasing Is advisable.
 Mems Furnishing Department.
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1narna1 aud Gumrfer,
THE CARRINGToN PUBLISHING co

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
 lished in Connecticut.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

I0u16Y Sn1TC Wa1SISs nn A large assortment of Ladies' Shirt Syn Waists of stylish cut and patterns, UVU -percale. lawn and linen Qaun-
 dered). These are not cheap stuffs,
 but an unusual value. Waist Department.
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usurs lAan Y0n represent thcIu-
 l.asb EEglEg was greatly
 uTnusi3ea win blood poisoning caused ly ibiFlihuTia- Large cores made ahriT appearance
 1a my face. and HgF hands were Hn such a condition tlat ' cunad mol Lae them A1tcr trying numerous physicians
 and remedies and TpCelkluE no } benefit aheINfF0fa. ] was aa- vised to tHg ihe uTlC e B 2 HaGMBnIEs. and did 60, aud '
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LARGE SORES ON FACE
Lost Use of Hands from Blood Pois0E- ing. Physicians and Remedies No Benefit. Cured by
 Cuticura Remedies.

have used your Cl-glcJuA RTMFnIrs. mo ean lEL.lhln--E saN ll.-l l-rA aLa a-o-Zll-nE ana
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And now the social evolution among the Kansas Populists has begun. A dude eie- ment has arisen among them, the members of which braid their boards art'stically and look down commiseratingly upon the un- cultivated rank and file. Here is fresh cause for complications out west.
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4tty Gnnds.
THE PEOPLES STORE.

New Haven, August 15, 1893. V7OU cannot afford to purchase your " Blankets until you have visited "The Peoples Store" An una 1 voidable delay in shipment from mills prevented their being ready for you this week, but busy hands are at work unpacking, sorting and marking, and next week these col umns will chronicle prices and val ues without precedent.
 A few lots now ready, from 95c to $12 co per pair.
 A small deposit and they are held for you. ANN E. CoNoMIzER. E
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am now frcc from asl my Ekin trouljle. callsli speak praise enough for E8ar remedies
 SAGt't 'tEI. ;. GlEHlsEsB, 2g32 ' TaiTlnOl1t ANGnEe. AsalElrn01C, Md.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15

New York is profoundly thankful over it's reported excellent sanitary condition and the absence of anything like cholera scare in spite of what has taken place in its harbor. And with money growing cas- fer, cooler weather at hand, the influx of gold, and the country's big crops, the me- tropolis breathes easier.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15

Platt's Chlortdes, Hest Dfsfnfeetant. odoriesS, liquid, prompt reliable, cheap.
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BABY SEVERELY hFFLIGIEU
 Tsg tIabv WAS Hcserelv afflicted with sorre dreadful sl3n discasc lIs huaa, lace zlild hA11 g for awhile were nearly oac Eul4d sore. ! had docturs prescribe yoT lis igas4 seECtaA rclbcicR R but all seemed 1@ Uo w0 good ! 1sa2 Hn adNri- ttscEneut of thc CUaguTRA i@Nf1I1ass and c0n- clBacd 10 try ghcga. 2 bogcalt a complete Aci- and began using. ar2 now lay l3ttle gid seems 10 lan completely cured.
 GEO. W. rCINgz, Teacher, Bryan, Tezas.
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Sold ihrunrhczi ths world. Tr8en, CUygcrnA, Son-. Soar, 2ac.: REs01VES-. ea. d'@TTEn BnUS AN0 CHEn- Corr, Sole l'rol'iaciors, bofiftn-
 EE-~ How so Cure skin DiseaHog." Eaaii0d freo.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15

The Growth or Wealth and Leisure is Causing English Types 10 be CoP- fed.
 John Beverley Robinson In the Engineering
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CUTIcURk WORKS WONDERS

Since single cake ol GUT1CuRA Soar, coFt- ing Z5c-. ts sufficient to test tie virtues ct iacaa great curaI1Ecs, tl8eTe ts n0sg fI0 THasan NaIg thousands should go slIro1ga life togturcd, dis- figured and hutnlitated lJg blood and slEln d4g- eases. which are speedily cured log the CUgaCI "A REMEDIES al a iriGtng cost.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-10-05
CUI WAK-SNiPS.

GREAT BRITAIN is generally regarded
as the strongest naval power and France
close second Son;s naval officers
are inclined to reserso the order putting
France first.
TIE submarine war-boat has led to the
flying OF balloons from war-ships. 4
balloon lowering over q ship can detect
every movement of submarine boat
coming to the attack.
IT has been proposed to make the up
per half CT VII na.ii,,ccccH;SS CT very thin
steel and the lower portion Of ordinary
balloon material, tho whole SO construct
ed as to hold hydrogen instead OF ord4-
nary gas.
A DEVICE has been submitted to the
British Admiralty by which, it is said,
the largest battle-ship in the service
can, In four minutes, DO protected from
the attack OF any number Of torpedoes,
no matter how skilltully they may be
directed.
The Minister Of the Spanish navy has
before tho Cabinet Council in Madrid
plan for thorough reform. His propo-
sails include the building Of two great
battle.ships, the purchase or construo-
ton of several torpedo boats OF the first
and second classes, and tho arming OF
all the battle-ships with cannon OF the
latest models.
TIE fastest vessel ahoat' is declared
to be the thirty-two hundred ton war
ship built for the Argentine Republic.
Her biggest guns are two eight-inch
sguns she has twin Screws. and en-
zines which. in developing nearly nine.
thousand horsepower, carried her
through six-hours' trial at speed OF
twenty-one thousand two hundred and
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NEWS ITEMS.

British neuxspspo~ eeW the VIZ g
Asassae lnfaus b boy,
gSAo tooaI ed,nAaska>s - Tho !saostsss s
Gnts "Wednesday wcco s%s cs0, c4ew'4cil
III. 1928 paid.
Bob Brlsco murdcrcd ~, sic st
Toronto. Ark. for sitting Up with 1. sici,
child Of neighbor.
Peter Mahcr and Joe AlcAuli.fe are
matched to fight in Frisco in a. effort
TO revive pugi!ism there.
The house committee on territories
has decided to report Dill for the ed
mission OF Utah as a state.
Six hundred mon resumed work lri-
day at the Manners collcrics in Derby
shire, AT the old rate OF wages.
Acting Hospital steward Charl c,
Ogmundson. now al Fort Tnomass
Ky, IL transferred TO Fort Mcl'hcrson,
Ga.
Arthur Allcndcr's little bog was acci-
dcntally shot md instantly killed by
his cousin near Red House. W. Va.
Both children are under six years
Mr. Brpokshire, OK Indiana, Thurs
day introduced Is bill providing Tor the
erection OF u public building 1T irazl,
Ind. ut cost not to exceed $@@"O
Sir Henry Nylle Norman has With
drawA his acceptance OF the ciiice OF
yiceroy OF Indiu. Sir Henry bases his
declination on tho fact THAT bis strength
IS not equal to the ronnds OF wo:1 tl'ul
falls to the lot of viceroy.
iHcws nma Fe,.cncu OrOlto uf Aie
drowning OF six person. n2ar F9''in&-
wood Their names are ,aiter "o:rs,
his father. Alfred Woods, his u:;t, a;id
mother and James DENLY. They Were
ont in blliff and We're caps:1,il bl- 4
SUuall
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oavgLAMD's FRIENDS
Preparing for Tsr-TheF Rocrn: @h'an
Was Mcroly II Temporary Trnca.

Preparing for Wsr-Theh Rocen: @h'a'n
Was Mcroly Temporary Trn"a.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 31.-Ihe cr!ti-
cisms upon President Cleveland FOR IN
reference with or cncroachmcntS upon
affairs of tho legislative branch OF tho
government. have stirred the presi-
dents admirers to prepare themselves
for defensive war. The policy OF silence
on the part OF democratic senator's
announced by Senator voorhees,, was
agreed upon only as temporary truce,
and to enable the repeal senators to
avoid the embarrassment that would
have been caused by Immediate resent
ment Of the allegations against Presi-
dent Cleveland. Eut, as previously
stated. members of both houses are
printing for vigorous defense Of Mr..
Cleveland, for aggressive war upon all
who have attacked the president and
his methods
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THEY GIVE UP.
And Thirty Tnousarl ~c, VII S.w o.
thin En,ia y.nrn:

And Thirty Thousand Nc' .'.ii y. tr Or
thin Euii,i yinrn;
plrrsnrnGn, Pn.. Sept, 25-Anotlier
conference OF the joint scale committee
of the Amalgamated Association Of the
Iron and steel Worker and Manilfac-
turcrs will take place this week, md
the workmcn will conccdc The iQ-pcr-
cent reduction in the fin;shcf's denart-
mcnt, which they refused when the
conference was in session Inst .l:'is.
Two weeks ago the Ainalgan'atcd
Association voted down 4 proposition
TO reconvene the conference. hut the
lodges have since recon.ilcred TN: AID
are now ready to meet the lnannEcc-
turcrs and sign ths s,-a "a st tlio =. > FAD
cu.e. IL tho question u aett.ct r.s ga
neEa uaoesi0g, - II pss1aAble tSat rho
mINs throushcxs aae conHtry "Tiseh
are now idle viii rcsuiue o?eHcs'c-ls-
Tho reduction will infect the wages Of
1000 men. and will give employment
to 30, 600 men. At present ah9Nt two
thirds OF the mills in the countrF Cow
crncd by tho Ama!gamatcd scse'c are
shut down.
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DASTARD'S PLOT
70 Blov t., t,lo Iso.ensyas,,1 and
Other 3ialoings IN Vienna.
Thousands OF People Would Probably Have
Seen hisied-yieana Police Assert That
Chicago Anarchists arc la the Piot--
Iniposfane laprfs Captured.

VIENNA, Sept. 29.--In spite of efforts
to bchttic the arrest in this city on
September 90 of 4 number Of anarchists
in house on Hicbcnbrunncr strasse,
the fact remains that the police
OF this c&sy iii upon that occa-
saaa aAAsS.er the greatest coaG
ssasaas esasa tac time Of Gay
&'sszrsAsa b. &aad@aa On septemScs =:
eas pssi0a, vixen shey found IN the
hs@ss on Siaben Drummer street, Ii, this
oty, cases OF revolvers bombs reudy
Gov loading. exploaives at hand with
which To load the bombs and coats
with leather Innings, to which hooks
FOR suspendinG bombs were attached,
also discovered In the walls and furni-
ts,rc Of tho house where the coats
were also found, documents cf
u most important nature. The Aus
txian police say that the investigation
made since Sop:eIn Der - show that the
anarchists intended to smugglc 1qnan-
tity OK dynamite into the underground
portion OF the roiohsrath, and when
that boiy mos on October 10, to
blow the reichsrath sky high and stri'Io
torrox into the hearts Of tho enemies or
the independent group OF socialists, to
which the anarchists arrested on sep
tesnber % hero belonged
Rut the RciohSyath was not the only
lnuldiny tbs anarchists intended TO
hlow up On October 10 Ihcy MAD
their plana also fully prepared TO blow
1,tc u ny =
a thousaut people would have been &C.
sroyed on October 10 Even TINS
,vaa not tho full extent OF
the terrible conspiracy discovered
A number OF other important
builiings on the Ring strassc, one OF
She finest streets in Europe we're
doomed TO destruction. with ever body
in them. on tho day appointed Tor INC
anarchist Outbreaks. The university,
another building. was also "a bc under
mined with dynamite rs WAS tho fam
o,ls historical Museum OF Vienna anu
utaer hne buildings OF IL similar nature
The liofbHrg t.s"ater opposite tie !,a}h-
huuA was also -1;lrkod out for dynamite
ing.
Vow comes. SO far IS the nltcd
States i, conccrn,d, the stran {c"t part
OF the whole conspiracy The nomas
OF the Vienna anarchists were manu-
facturcd according to the formula pc
pared by Herr Most. Of Ne" YORK.
This is not al. The police OF this city
iu.>. and clxi,n to Oc able to prove
thcir insertion that the anarchists
engage! IN the terrible conspiracy
against tho city OF Vienna "er'
connocte,! VITA tho anarchists Of 'a--
ca:,o. IAs il not \ police thc,r g
authorities s@:. bat the connections OF
she anarchists OF Chicago with those q
hi, city. thsy insist, has been fully
established beyond any doubt Cores
pond-ncr between the anarchists here
and those in Chicago is sad TO DC III
,hc hands Of rho Austrian police. who,
it would scem. must have commune
Gated with police Of Chicago on tho
subject.
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a Polsoner Kecaptured.

CuLLMAN. Ala, Sept. 30.-Onc Of the
most Important captures in the south Of
criminal was made Friday b. Sheriff
Fuller Of man by the na,nc OF
ThomGs Robinson, of niv;nss' u.
Texas Robinson is charges, with
poisoning his wife, st@p-,laugl rr
and niece He was tried, convi.-1j
and sentenced to the Texas PEI: n
tilry for many years Several montni
age he escaped, and was recent O.
Gated about ten miles from Cuillnin.
.le admits his identity and is rrw <.
sCnllmaa jail awaiting The arr !.
Tsaas officers
emperor " illlalil has sent a telegram
from. Guens TO Prince Bismarck, cx-
pressing sympathy with him in his i'll
ness aud Offering him the use Of one of
the imperial castles.
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Ponpa,i No. Two.

PARlA Sept s9.-The Eclair, Thurs
day, announced tho discovery OF u
second Pompeii An entire town, ac-
cordiny to the Eclair, consisting OF
number OF streets houses, etc, has
been unearthcd near Latriun. n pro-
nontory and hill range forming the
southeast portion Of Attica i'll Greece.
In ancient days the silver and lead
mines Of Latrium were very important;
their refuse ores arc still smclted. The
mines are connected with rail with the
port of ErSastcria.
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>lNGS A'lD QUEENS.

TIE Qncrn 81 !::Ti:-,!and'' savings III
round numbers ~" $S.9Jj.001.
QrErT MAHG:'.i:lr. II Italy. is fond
q snloIi.s snl .,a.. \. 'l.yr declared
.tAss nsp cIsarassr y ao:t. essential 10
9es co.: 'o.a sA4a Sny Ming rise ~ .iHe.
E>1-iir1D AILAa OF Ssrvia. Is going to
6csccnd upon London in search OF
wife carly il the new year. Perhaps
ln riaY continue ais journey to Amer
lea.
QUEEN VICTORIA snonls the two haurs
from clcvcn at niyht I'LL one in the
morning il r-aIiny OF writing. DESPITE
her lats iiuuri for retiring TO bed sh'
is al carly riser.
to ask i,r.ia,nnnt FIR IN allowance for
the Prince OK N;.ol''.;. heir TO the throne.
who has become OF age, because the Ma
tional treasury is in Il depleted condi-
Jon.
QUEEN FlcT9EIA is now unable to take
any walking exercise, and is more apt
than heretofore to get chilled when
driving, She rrgretfully acknowledges
that She Is able to DO less and loss every
year.
QUEEN EMMA OF Holland, who will be
regent during the minority OF the
Princess Wilhclmna, has greatly en-
fcarcd herself to the Dutch people by
her domestic qualities. Sho has been a
most attentive nurse to her husband,
and is a sinsularly wise and devoted
mother
TIE Queen OF Italy IS exhibiting a
tendency toward stoutnc:s, state OF
things that is most unwelcQmc - her.
TO ward of thi: increasing corpuicHcc
she spent the greater part Of last sum
mce in long and exhaustive, mountain
tranps. which rrdueed her weight but
used up tho royal ladies who ATTENDED
cor
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o,a,, Factory at Wheeling Closed.

WHEELING, VI. Va. Sept. .? The Of
iicsrs " the United States Glass co.
tclsp.oncd from, Pittsburgh the COM
pany's headquarters, TO Manager NJ
gust Frohmc. Of Factory al, IN tins
city, 70 allow the fires in the furnaces
20 60 ont These fires hn-'c been kept
burning since July l, when the regular
SKINNER shut dowa began. so that II an
:ssszeemsns ON tas wage question werc
raaAA.ad shs asssnry easuM DO pus ca 80
:: wea&% ps<f&ss> Tho furnaces wera
.aaaNe6 vsaA p~ss et1a al these arc loss,
:hsAalln Nag TO "a. 0D
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A Fast Trip.

NRw YORK, Sept ga cablegram
received Thursday morning at the Office
Ut she Hamburg American Packet Co,
tAk city, tolls the story Of another rec
ord breaking "trip Of the crack steamer
ENerst Bismarck. which arrived az
southampton at T:5S Il. m from New
York. Her time was days, II hours
and 10 minutes For the eastward run
this sh;vos just half an hour from the
previous record The log was Us FOL
lows so3 SOL, 435. 45s. 403, 40 and 500