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ADJUSTMENTS.
SUNDAY. JULY Id. 1898.
ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL, H.r1

<A-A " -
SUNDAY. JULY lo. 1895.
ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALF.
Mature now is doubly dear
10 my a. sGu Jai e. d Ssbsst near.
She has come. and coming brinRs
Blissful sense Of rest"
THE BONNIE MAcALEsTER
At An. 2'45 and Q pm
THE HANDSOME RIVER QUEEN
At3:3e p. m.-3.3o p NJ.
Steamers leave Marshall Hall at 12s45. As. ana
Pun Passengers return any boat.
Fare for the round trip. Is cents
scHRoEpEEs SELECTED
STRAINS on s1EAx sEB STAND
I. March .Salutstion- WieRand
would that tS Ny Love
T. Waltz .weddine sounds. Fahrbaeh
O. Grand Medley: Columbian National Coates
chiIs sdie n TO the Columbian e'postonl .,,a
Danc. L Msn Sishi k5s sSn
I EEE 1sfspssi''
~, "a Gpoiocstion Marttana> ;,.......--i Naiiane
L. Gaiop The New Comet West
The sky is blue above
and cool the green lawns lie beneath"
GO on the II ?. N. boat and spend the July Sunday
on the oreen Lawnei Go on the Manchester at 2 10
ior speedy trip Go the River Queen at 80 ior
fsst Tying round trfpi GO on the Nscaleste9 at o
p. N. ior an evenings pleasant saili
Ride on the Riding Gallery-shoot in the Shooting
oaneryoBowl In the Bowling Ansys-
Dine in the Dining Room.
See the Solon:l. chinco.e.sue Ponies. saddisd and
Children .'' Sal. s .na Gentle and
All healthful and innocent amusementa
Cafe on steamer-Dning Room on the grounds. IL
carte and table d'hots.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN
lNGS are now regularly Indian Head tr1ps-
Don't forget that THURSDAY EVEN
ING: July 20. Ia the FIRST Mar
shall Hall and indian
Head trip % the
week Make
your
mentsi
All for the Round Trip Fare Of Is centx II
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LOCAL MENTION
Tho Weather.

Tho Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. N. SUNDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia continued warm south west erly winds
and clearing weather, but the conditions are
favorable for local thunder storms.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition Of water At q
an: Great Falls, temperature. 81; condition.
3; receiving reservoir. temperature, IS; con-
dition at north connection. 80; condition q.
south connection. SO; distributing reservoir.
temperature, 81; condition at infuens gate
house, So; efiuent gate house, SO.
ss7 an. a:ss pm. sas am. s4s pm.
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We ARE STILL "IN IT,"

We ARE STILL '.IN IT."
Tie "Qussn Anne" Window Screens, $50.
each.
The "Bay State Lawn Mower. $3.50.
The Keen Edge Lawn Mower, IS.
Wire Netting for Lawn Tennis, Csc. per 100
"a. feet.
Preserving Kettles, &c.
CHAs. T. CARTER 4 Co,
COG Pa. ave.
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| FURNISH
| YOUR HOUSE
| ON GREDi r..

We have an immense variety Of Parlor Furniture
for you to select fron-Wilton Rug. Tapestry,
BrocstelIe. Gill; &c. One Of great offers is the
choice between o ssven-piece Parior Suite in plush
or hair-cloth. for s22 80. We sell . Solid Oak
Bed Room Suite for s13-bevel glass in bureau
The Brussels Garrett for your parlor need not cost
but 30 cents FER yard. Ingram Carpets. 80 cents
per yard. We. and tDe atone, make and lay all
carpet free Of cost. No charge for waste in
matching figures We sell stx-foot Oak Exten-
sion Table for % so. A forty-pound Hair Mat
tress tor 81. Woven Wire Springs. 81 75 Get
whatever you need. Well help you to arrange the
payments satisfactorily. A little money once
week or once q month viii do hrst rate. Pay just
what you spare conveniently.
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The White House Concert.

The White House Concert.
The following is the program for the concert
Of the Marine Band, Prot. F. Fanciull, con-
ductor, at the White House grounds at 5:55
o'clock this afternoon:
l. March, ~. s. s. Massachusetts'. :. .Fanciulli
2. Overture. Observation-Disclosures" Verdi
g. Cornet solo, "Inhammatus' (Stabas Mater.
Rossiui
Mr.. Joseph Hama.
4. Selection. "Robin Hood" De Koven
.. Characteristic, American Dance. -. Beudix
6. Waltz. Grandchildren ........ Dellinger
z. Grand Fantasia, La Giaconda". .Ponchieiii
.. Patrol, American Meacham
8. Patriotic song, Hail Columbia. FyIes
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. improved by three
story brick dwelling, being No. 1906 VI street
northwest. Mt auction by order Of trustees on
Monday. July II, at o'clock. Superior prop
erty and nicely located See advertisement.
SEE Suburban ad., 100 acres Oak Grove
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TaY REisINoxa's Ice Cream ass g st NV.
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YOUNG
MARRIED
PEOPLE

Can make no better beginning IN life than to fur
nish their house completely from top to bottom.
There Is nothing to be gained by paying cosh for
al this furniture-you can't save penny by it
for We sell Furniture and Carpets Just cheap on
credit As other folks do for cash-ws won't ask you
TO sign note-nor there won't be disagresabIs
feature In the whole transaction.
Our furniture Is up to dAte-thoroughly mod
ern-every piece of 1t.
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SEE Suburban ad., 100 acres Oak Grove.
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HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring the
psri,taltc action of the slinentary canal. 6
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DR.. Douglas Herb Tea will cure you. l0c. It

Lace Curtains elegantly Numbered; refer
ences Al. Send postal SooTr, 14O6 LIST st. n ". It,
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I. B. ToxxEn & Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
1916 18th ct. Nv
fresh assortment Of White Goods Just received
consisting of INDIA LINEN. DOTTED SWISS and
PLAID MUSLIN. all less than usual prices.
Beautiful line Of ROUBAIX LINON reduced to 2Oc.
IRISH LAWNS, 40 inches wide, l2Sc.
Good styles OF LAWNS and CHALL1ES. fat colors
&C.
80 doz- LACE COLLARS. worth from loo to Csc. ,
closing price. 8 cents
regular prices. p aud SOc; closing price, 25e.
81 doz- LINEN NAPKINS, bordered, &c.
STORM SERGE, In plain and diagonal
BLACK Saline. 13Ie IL, % and 25c
ANDROSC0a6IN BLEACHED COTTON &c.
Good UNBLEACHEDC OrTOS. in short lengths 30
FEAIHf RPROOF TICKING. in short lengths l.il6c.
STRIPED DUCK. for awnings. loo.
TABLE OILCLOTH in white, marble and colors 8Oc
Closing out all OF our PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS
one-fourtE oil. Mebster's Large Dict given
away Bring your RoChdals tickets and re- the benot
o. me o1scoun6 N6
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Comfort Powder.
There are few remedies for blackheads on
the face. Comfort Powder closes the pores
and thew vanish
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'Thave been a very great sufferer from scrofuls.
First large bunch in my neck. growing biz
a good-sized apple The doctor lanced it and fol
two Year, it was
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m TO 40 PER CENT. 10 TO 40 PER GENT.
Persons desiring paying investment one that pays
from 10 40 per cont would do well to cali and ex
anime the offered by the Bachelor Mountain Mn
ing and Milling Company of Creole, Col.
10 TO 20 PER GENT. 10 TO 20 PER CENT
E. A. ELLSWORTH,
3e10-6t' Room 8. warder building
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"A RUNNING SORE,

Then succeeded in healing it up. but the diseas
began to appear in my face which would swell q
and affect my eyes. Every morning they were .
infGmed and swollen that
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SAVED From TIE GRAVE

7 RRIBLE CASE OF SCRoFULA IN THE FACE
BLIND AT TINES.
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WAS ARBirRATED.



OrAlnsace.
Butte, May "a complaint was made
TO the STANDARD Office to-day In regard tn
the repairs being done on the old building
in Wyomina street, near Park, owned by
Archie Mcmillan. II 10 claimed that the
repairs are contrary to the building ordi-
nance, which requires that no frame
buildings In tho fro limits shall be re-
paired, II the damage to the building by
flra aud decay amounts to x3 per cent.
of the value. II 10 learned that
the proposed changes did meet with
the condemnation Of the building inspec-
tor, who estimated the changes as equal.
ing rs per cent. Of the value of the build.
ing. The ordinance provides In disputes
of this kind, for arbitration. AZ the ar
bitration committee, the building inspec.
tor named S. v. Miles. Mr.. McMallan
named Thomas Layeli, and these gentle.
men decided on c. NJ. Palmer as tho third
member. Mr.. Miles estimated the pro-
posed repairs at rs to IS per cent. of tho
value. while the other two estimated the
repairs at less than 3S per cent. Accord
ingly. by the decision of the arbitration
board the remodeling Of the building had
bcen permitted.
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MAKING A BULL OF IT.
Mrs. James q. B,sin~. Jr.. win Wed Her
Phy.icisn.

Nsw YORK. May 2i.-The Herald says !:
Young Mrs. Blaine is to change her name.
She is going to be married to pr. william
T. Bull. There have been many rumors
about the engagement, but all have been
dcniei until now. when the announce
ment is made authoritatively. Ever since
DIR. Bull was called to attend Mrs. Blaine
professionally, when she was lying i'll with
rheumatism at q New York hotel, almost
mt the very moment when she hoped to
make hcr triumphant debut on the pro-
fessional stage. there has been q suagest-
ion OF romance about their association.
They only recently became engaged and
the wedding will not be long deferred. Ac-
cording to present arrangements II Is
fixed for early in June. Il will DO quiet
one and may DO followed by . trip to
Europe.
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CHINE Sc DUST IN YANKEE SOIL
Hong Lui's I,ody Laid Away with Masy
Tears.

hvfcidt DisD1krN ~ tNE stautdtu.
MIssoULA. May 22.-Ali that was mortal
of the late Hong Lui. tho noblcst China.
man of them all. was laid away this after
noon in the public burial ground nj the
poor farm. The services were Of nature
entirely peculiar to the dead mans native
country. and were held in the vacant lots
adjoining the city hall and continued over
two hours, In the presence OF an immense
throng of people. The customary hired
mo,irners were on hand, and weeping
and waiiing and Rnashing OF teoth
were served up In quantities to suit the
most fastidious dead Chinaman. The
funeral procession Was formed promptly
at o'clock and. headed by Uncle Sans
military band. began the march tn the
cemetery. Tho services nj the grave were
no less impressive and the customary
practice Of piIing up roast pig. rice. china.
gin. cigars and otherwise caring for the
tramps who were fortunate enough TO be
In this neighborhood. was INDUCED in.
Tho remains will shortly be exhnmcd and
sent to the family Of the deceased in
China.
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SHERIFFS ON The RUN
SEQUENCE OF AN ARREST
Released From One Charge, I'm
medIatsiy Rsavrssted and Then
. Race for His Lifs-Wouid
ee Lynohed In Wyoming.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

cprcai U1kV1&cU 70 tue c<auuAfV.
BILLINGS, May ?2.--On Thursday. Sher.
III William ID. Dcatou of Fergus county
appeared before District Judge Milburn
with one John 7. Wickham. In obedience
20 writ Of habeas corpus issued out Of
the supreme court by order OF Chief jus
tice Psmberton. and returnable before
Judge Milburn.
wickbam was arrested By Sheriff Dea-
ton In Fergus county on May I, on tele-
gram from the sheriff Of johnson county,
Wyoming. aud has since been held In GUS
tody. He 10 charged with the murder Of
Dab Burch and Jack Bedford. who were
killed on the lst Of tlctober. while in the
custody of an officer. who was conveying
them to the Buffalo Jail. They had been
arrested for horse stealing and discharged
for want Of evidence. but, having been
fined for contcmpt Of court, they refused
To pay their fines. and were committed TO
Jail for contempt.
Sheriff DeAton filed In court the writ Of
habeas corpus, together with the kilograms
from Wyoming, and also a telegram from
Hon. Alexander e. Botkin, acting gov
ernor. dated on May Is, saying: "ReIuis-
ition for wickham has bccn received and
warrant issued TO messenger"
The Judge ordered Mat wickham to be
turned over 10 the custody Of the sheriff
OF .enows'on. county 70 avn" 'he iur'
'"s' ouer o, 'ne court. ,,,l
is here to receive the prisoner. who Is q
cowboy, lately in the employ cf the Grey
Dun 'a'ue company. ne was threatened
with death shortly after the murder Of
Durch anu nc"ioro' anu 'e't wyoming.
S'renuons enor's are being made oy h,s
,r'cnas ana ny ms counsel Henator .od-
aani' 70 prevent MS oe'ng returned :"
johnson county, as they Tear ne VIII he
murdered ON tue way. ihey profess the
utmost w'iiineness 10 nave Nun taken TO
some other county Tor iriai' as In the pres
ent state OF anairs In johnson county
tney say convic'ioh wo''id ne sure tn
follow.
Wrkham protests his innocence of the
crime with which lie is charged, but u Is
evident that ne does not reish tue pros
pect oi Journey over tue mountains
without q sufYicisut escort Of friends to
project him against an attack.
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SAYS she LIKES US ALL.
Euiaiie Made speech 10 the Fmpioye'
of the Treasury Department.

Euiaiie Made a speech 10 the Employees
of the Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON. May - This morning
Princess Eulalis. attired In . gorgeous
evening dress, went In closed carriage
10 photograph gallery, and cvinced the
liveliest interest In the proceedings while
q number of negatives were taken. A. I
o'clock this afternoon the party went to
tho treasury department, where Secretary
Carlisle acted as an escort through the
money vaults.
The news of the princess arriy al had
spread, so that the corridors from which
the vaults are reached became solid
mass Of humanity. There nre 5000 en-
ployes in the treasury building. and IL
scemcd as II all these were packed In that
poorly lighted space. The women wcro
tho moro strenuous In their efforts TO SEQ
her royal hiRhncss. II was tho infanta's
fret experience With crowd OF American
women and she enjoyed II. Impulsively
she walked over 10 grating and. nodding
her head briskly and with her face
wreathetl In smiles. talking in English,
said to her American admirers:
SHOW do you do? You are very, very
good. thank you so much. II is good to
bc here. for you arc very kind. like
America. like American people. like
you all. Thank you. Good bye"
Then she passed on to the next door
and talked with the people there, while q
chorus of "Oh! isn't she lovely? Isn't
she sweet?" went up from the recipients 9
of her pleasant remarks.
After the infanta had seen all there was
70 be seen. she came out into the corridor
again on tho way to the carriage leaning
on the arm Of Secretary Carlisle. To tho
crowd, grown larger BY half. she cried:
"Cood bye. Thank YOU"
The prince and others In the party were
laughing heartily.
From the treasury department the party
were driven to tho Washington monu.
mont. After tripto the top. some time
was spent In enjoying the view and the
visitors descended and were driven 10 the
capitol. after which the infanta went back
To the Arlington. Luncheon was followed
by drive about the city. The infanta
vas given scrcnade by the Marine band
and tonight she was entertained at au
unofhciaI dinner, given BY MIR. aud Mrs
Curry.
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ALL ADoUr Ooozg.


PHoRiA, Ill., Nay a1.--Nattsrs seam
quisttng down sosns In the whisksy trust
troubles here. President Crsenhut eatd
this morning that the trsst's attorney bad
promised an opinioa during tho day.
Until that was rscsiyssi he could cay moth
ing. He certainly had no fear Of ~.
ceivership, - the company is paying oil
bilis 40 fast as presented. Reprsssnte.
tives OF tho seeding distlllers visw their
eciion In different way this nsoenin9.
They cay that they took possessioa df
tl,sir propsrty ~ any owner might Do,
when the rent 10 not paid, but they hevs
no intention OF abandoning the trust. In
fact, they admit that thsy were bluf0ne
and say that everything will b arranged
satisfactorily.
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FIVE BOILERS BURST.
I've Men Killed aad Others Ipjured On
New Hampshirs.

KEESE, N. H.. May IA battery Of
Ave boilers at Beaver Mills exploded this
afternoon. wreckinR the building and
killing two men and injuring others. Tho
killed are:
HERBERT HOLTON.
LEWIS w. STARKEY.
FRANK DRoULETTE, o fireman, and
GEORGE II. CARPENTER are ut the city
hospital. tho former dangerously aud the
latter seriously injured.
GREGORY CARPENTER, NJ. Roach,
GEORGE PIPER and WILLIAM CLARy werc
taken to their homes. II is improbable
that others are under the large pile Of
bricks and debris.
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MIssoULA's SENSATION.
The Trial OF Joseph Beoth Now .
Progress.

Progress.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
MIssoULA, May 22The preliminary ex.
animation Of Joseph s. Booth. charged
with the unnatural offcnse upon the per-
son Of i3-ycar-old girl. Is in progress be.
forc Judge Logan. The testimony intro
duccd this afternoon was Of the most re-
voting nature, and 10 very damaging to
the accused.
Booths attorneys, however, claim that
the testimony Is manufactured out OF
whole cloth and that they will intrptuec
evidence proving that the girls guardians
have been In the habit OF compromising
the child for the purpose Of extorting
money from her male admirers. Booth Is
prominent man about town and tho
head Of most estimable family and II 10
hoped that he will succeed in clearing
himself Of this serious charge.
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OFFENSIVE PARrlsANsHIP.
Clsveiaad VIII Have ~ Oppevtsstty b
Exercise Civil Service RsfsSm.

Cleveland Will Have - Oppovsuntey -
Exsrciss Civil Service ksfsrm.
lNDIASAroiIs, May al. B. Swift and
Foulke. the committee to investigate the
charges Of pArtisauship In the Terrs
Hauis postoffice, have forwarded report
TO Washington. They find that q con-
spiracy existed for the entire partisan ~
construction Of tho postofiice; that
Postmaster Donham dismissed eus-
ployes right and left In utter
disregard Of civil service rules. and
declared himself in opposition TO tho
civil service Law. The report closes with
the question: "Shou ID such q postmaster
be permitted 70 remain in the public ser
vice p"
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THE TRAIN PARTED.
Serious Wreck on the Northsrn Pseiac
Branch.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
MIssouLA. May 22.-As train No. So.
Conductor William Dyson. Was crossing Q
slight knoll at Randall's Spur. about one
mile east Of Haskell station. yesterday af.
ternoon shortly before I O'Clock, u parted
in two from some unknown cause, pre-
sumably broken air pipe. Brakes were
Immediately set Jn the front part of the
train and the rear end rushed In, causing
n serious wreck and pilinR up the freight
cars, loaded mostly With meat and provi.
sions. An unknown man. who was steal.
ing ride. was thrown into the middle Of
the wreck and instantly killed. his head
being entirely severed from his body. The
track had to be built entirely around the
wreck. and all trains arc again running
on time.
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NEw YORK. May 22.-Wall street 10 mys-
titled by the withdrawal Of distiilsriss
from the whiskey trust. A rumoe 10
abroad that this 10 merely . part of stock
jobbing scheme. This 10 to the effect
that soine Of the western insiders close to
the management arc heavily short OF
trust certificates and were constantly
shading prices for the purpose Of allowing
them to get back their stock. This fall
ing, the bond scheme was tried without
effect, and now this sensation 10 sprung.
But to-day, as heretofore, the leading
operators here stepped In and frustrated
the plan.
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SLAMS LOCATION.

Que More Membsr Added to the Dipie-
matte Corps ut washingteu.
wAsuiNoroS. May 2,.-The list Of
foreign nations represented at Washing
ton has been increased by the establish
ment Of the Siamcse legation. PhrA
Surya. secretary of the Siamese legation
ut London. has been designated by his
government 10 act as charge d'anaires, I'D
interim.
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More Fo re.t Fires.

ALpESA, Mich. May 22.-Forest fires
have started In woods adjacent to Alpena
and are burning briskly. Several farm
houses have been destroyed aud much
alarm 10 felt.
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WILL TRY AGAIN.

Russia viii Make . second Attempt 70
Impress the Public.
Nsw YORK, May 22.--lt Is said Russia is
dissatisfied with the impression made by
its navy In the late naval review In com
parison with that Of Great Britain, and
will send over three Of her largest IRON
clads to remain here couple Of months
10 give the Americans some adequate no.
tion Of the Russian navy.
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Think's l,'s Psrsnsns Mt.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Jacob woolnsr was
In the city to-day. When asked about the
disruption Of the whiskey trust, he said II
don't know what action the directors of
the company will take with reference to
the withdrawal OF the distillers, nor do
care. We IRE out of II now. believe
that the consolidation of distillers' inter
ests 10 once for all broken ip."
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ROW AT THE FAIR.
The swiss commt.sicncr Is ON Hts IA
and Wants 20 Ciese the Show.

The Swiss Commt. .sicner Is ON Hts Far
and Wants To CIess the SHOW.
CHICAGO, May 22.-There In big row In
tho worlds fair. II came about in this
way: On Saturday afternoon the customs
officers arrested r. B. NemitE, agent for q
number OF Swiss exhibitions, for selling q
diamond brooch. contrary to Law. all for
oign goods being under bond for tho pay
ment of duty before sale.
The officers then took custody Of the
Swiss exhibit. When the Swiss commits.
sioner heard Of Il he became angry, claim
ing th ough the officers had . right 10 ar
rest the offending agent, thcy had M risNs
to take possession Of the entire exhibit.
He therefore at once closed the exhibit
and telegraphed the Swiss minister at
Washington stating tho action taken.
A meeting OF the foreign exhibitors will
be hold this afternoon st which the swiss
commissioners will offer resolution that
oil foreign exhibits be closed until the
question 10 settled.
VIII 1svsstigsts.
wAsBiNoToN. May 22.--Ths Swiss
minister left tonight for Chicago to inves.
tieate the trouble At the Swiss exhibit
~ the worlds fair, announced in to-day's
dispatches.
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NEAT.
WELL
FITTING
FOOTWEAR

Does not require great deal OF
money, yet 1t is curious to note
the number of people. who per-
sistently buy ill-fittinu shoes or
boots because It Is about all
can afford to spend at present"
and this pair las 1t happens. IL
the last we have at that price"
Now In our store you find
things different. The lines are
complete In all styles. sizes and