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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

mexico Accepts Her NeighbOr'e
Apology and War IS
averted.

City Of Mexico, Anril =. The Cqate.
,nalan boundary question is settled
president Diaz has formally signed with
me iuatcmalau minister In, official
document which prevented the Threatened
open rupture between the two countries
ahd congratulations are heard on MI Sidns
I9r the stand taken by the Prrsidaut
iAiIllSter Mariscal ana McXicans general,
= ~ TIME tuIl of danger and menace ia
me nation safety ana dignity.
he I'll Bias. a newspaper. s;lys il yyos
Tnat'maia ambition to get Mexico INFO
VII. Preparations were pushed 80 y:e.
'i"u>I5 up To short time ago hy this
country that Guatemala was forced Ia
d'SiS' hF 'a"k of funds for arming and
equIppng troops Ia push araipst thn
forces mohljzcd hy Mexico on The soufh.
ern frontier. The action of Guatemala
III refusing 70 pay further interest on ia
foreign dent proved a swift hoomprana
upon Itself when it tried to raise The
necessary amount to replenish military
stores Having no other aIternative
Gua atcmaIa has completely broken down
and viii do anything in future 10 auar1
peace with Mexico.
Washington. ID. G.. April :. From nm
ohicIal advIcrS reaching washington. the
genera terms Of tn" agreements signed
yesterday hy which war between Mexico
stantlaiIy known. MrXico's demands
We're i'll the form Of an uitimatrlm sent
by Secretary Mari$cal on November -
embracing the following points.
Nj M'Xico asks satisfaction for injuries rr-
cciVcd by the invasion Of her Territory AMI
Tor the NeNati"nS Of which foreigners and
MeXicanS cutting wood in The interests az
AGna Azul. Egypto, san Nicholas ana san
Pedro ana the Mexican residents ~ Arf,tia
have been subject.
Mexico also demands pccunilry indrm
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REINSTATE CAPT. COOK.

Ills Place in tho Pension Rur~au Is
GIVEN Back to HIM.
Washington, u g.. April = Capt W
H. Cook. who was removed from his
place in the pension ulhcr ut the instiCa
lion of owen \. Wells Of Fond du Lac
while Wells was in Congress laST winter.
has been reIn~tatrd. Commissioner Loeb
ION asked Tho civil service commissioners
t. make the reinstatement on the ground
that Cook had been sufficiently punished.
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CHICAGO FIRM FAILS.

Assignee Tor George &. Mller's Sons.
Manufa aCturcrs.
Chicago. Ill. April >. George c. Mil
crS Sons nroprirt"r, of one OF the largest
manufactures of the city. assigned TO-DAY
to Howard l. Miller the treasurer. The
Immediate cause - the NuNprr,.juu of the
Commercial hank. which carried a large
amount of the firms paper. The Hr~rtS
and liabilities are about equal and are -ur
t,n>cd II be. between S1n.Otu and $50 ouO.
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GEORGIA SOUTHERN SOLD,


Macon. Ga. April = The Georgia
day M receivers sale. The property wa
hid in at S5.cuooOO 10y Skipworth WI
mcr. attorney for the hondholderS' com.
mittee. Hokc Smith. attorney for the
trustees. was in attendance. Ii IS h"-
ljcved here that .hc houdholderS bought
i'm the road To sell To the >rahoari mir line
The property was bonded for 81 100000
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MEN CF The Times.

Nathaniel =. Treat. representative of
Gre,n county iu thn Assembly. WAS born
at orHao, Me. March l.. $50 Mr..
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Near Goshen. IDI. fur"r B-l.-
found on lis tarm the body of Rvh.rt
Litly. 4 cai"red man from LaNln-Inl.
Ky. The b3Iy showed EJ marks Of VIC
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.,,a .,,reer of VIM. Steen>trand
,i's -. .he ,nn Cnrner.

Who was in the 30 Corner.
T;vcrnool April = William N5erh, h
s+ranJ The cotton king who cNplooI'sd, ne
rrraf corner in cotton in lSsH,, v MI.
caused such a sensation and v, -c9 r'sul',
ed in his losing SJ,ou0uop' i deau'
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wound not seflouS, snd John Donlsu,
shot in the left breast.
Moore lie locked up al the police tis-
tion. He Is IN a pitiAble CO dillon, his
face bsing kicked hlmOat out NJ hu-
mHn ssmUlsncs and his body covered
with bruises.
The locality In which The shooting
took place 10 known A. "Ias Bend"
and Il c.oss 10 the River street Lrtige
II the Morris cans. ON This brid.,
there IL Alwsys = crowd wnose prctlce
IL 10 hold up people iOr the pIifc ol
drinks. Tue story toll by Mo ~ as 10
what led up to the affair " ha.isvtd by
the police to be CORE O.. lie says he
had incurred the enmiiy Of some Of
these loaiers by hiH teusal to iron,
them. Yesterday they threatened 70
"do him up" W then NJ ore was ready
lsst night TO leave his place no saw
somo OF his enemies near The bridge
aud more on the block toward Com
msTcs street. He had 90 cross tue
bridge 10 got home, ani, ioaring an
attack, plscsI a revolver la his pocket.
When ho ruAcheI the bridge no wa
attacked anu beioTe he could draw hi.
revolver was Knocked down, While
sBvoTAl OF his aasaiiants began 10 Eigk
sui punch him. lie shouted for help
end inter q struggle reached biz r..
volvor ami regain Il hls feet He Al
oIoe opened hfs. Some " tue attacking
pAfty ran tut otltt rushed ~ nm,
and no nsd 10 retreat, runnlug AID
1ting AZ lie ran.
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lELEGRAPHIC..
THE BELLANY PLAN
I,rrp. 10 Establish a C'''P''''I''
Colony 10 Colorado
~ MRS Dlces AND Dr. h'I'lD'''
49,, u,suu and Prepa r"dOns MADE
W." for the Reception Of tue ID
tended settlers
., MRS. plGes AND pr. n'L1LLlS

.,,, t,a., Aug. 2s.-MrS. AnnA
lUr m. asltator,l nj DR.. $. Me-
L, ~, - s5l,or Of tue ddrooafe, Toe
L S.,.i rapsr Of the P'pa,i'I party In
onl.'" NV. lust returned from
i 49, county, Colo" where tley
A'n, .".. "a establish tue Aonirosc
hr, cooperative colony. The
',a1y 1. to he nductsd on 'hs BEL
'..,v pl,n and IL being promoted BY
,s.,,z,, organ E,tlon that year ago
'.,,o,,d arrangements Tor ss'aoii'n-
- ,,lopy OF the Potomac river,
In, any miles below washington
suoDi p "', location was abAndOhcd,
~, n'vg. payp, because OF its I'M
ai,h,rI6,ss. The Colorado colony
~" \. located on government lAnd
h,sh will bs takon up under mo
"..,,,d ard desert land oct law.
,.,sasiny colonisls have nlrosdy ilsd
~ 4 0O0 acres Of land and zen men
W. lneated there and Iegun WORK,
.,ins nr.parations fot toe reception
~ tbs col0nisis and thelr ismliles.
Otbvr members Of the proposed colony
vuIinAfew days iilc upon b,OOO Acfss
more. Mrs. Diggs now claims resi'
Ssrcs in Colsfado ana says that one
,,,,5n why that state Was selected TOT
b,t colony il that women there nave
SsIltlesl rights, anu that she 10 tired OF
r.,tllpg fgr them elsewhere without
result
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LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 2S.-Ths Pop.
ullII state C9nventIon was called 20
otdef by CuAiTman Elmiston OF the
state central committee.
ssn.tyT WV Allen was elected Per.
maaeut chairman, and alter numerous
speeches, The convention adjourned ut
III sVsniug. When the committee on
Platform and resolutions reported, n
spirited dobats enhued over u plank
lsdering the Initiative and Teiereu-
DUN. A,A. Bryant presented a minor.
ny report, In which reference to thi.
question was leiI cut.
The platform reported by the mai ori.
y snd adopted Ia a. follows;
We, the Peoples party Of the state OF
Nsbfasks.in convention aAIsm oiled, do
put forth the following platform OF
pHauiplut!
We hereby resfiirm tue principles Of
The Omaha platform.
We declare ourselves in favor Of slrlO,
economy In conducting tue sGalGs VI
.hs state government aud all It's
tfAnches.
We believe the judicial silairs OF
'he state should he cObJug o. on the
principles Ia the interests OF The pso-
pie.
A resolution declaring the party OF
loiel 10 establishing n religious trst
W 1nlee was carried. 1t declared for
apuolo school syalem " "a nOG.see.
hfiAn character.
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ANornHR wiTNEas.
Zsngsr nav Durrast and ninnis
Williams together.

Williams together.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Aug. 2s.--All par.
ties In the DlfTsut case expect that
by tho middle Of next week sho taking
OF testimony viii be well under way.
The opposing attorneys promise that
no time will Ie lost us soon a. this pre-
liminariss are cleared away. IL IL bAid
that each side will try to impesch the
testimony Of opposing witnesses, aud
some unpleasant developments are ex'
pscisd.
Tho police have another witness In
the Ierson OF Alexander MsngtT, a
member OF Emanuel church, whore
tbs double murder took place. IsugsT
will testify, II 10 said, that he tAw
DuTTanI aud Minnie Williams tog ether
In front OF Emanuel church a short
time boiore the murder on the night VI
April 18Th.
The plan Of having the shsfiff select
q epociyl Nenirs Of seventy-fvs oiti2sns
was barren oi results today. Tue
sptoial ysniro was exhausted, but tile
twelfth Juror was not secured. Two
veniremsn were accepted by tue
prosecution but psremptOrily chat
lenytd by the defense. AnOthvr
special vrnire Of soventy.hys was or.
dered for tomorrow.
The workmsn in tho shoe factory
where DarrSnts father Ia employed
struck because ths proprietor refused
u JischHTrc Dutfant ana M oblroliOn-
a0lo foreman. The strike was settled
10y tho ditclsrge u oil the EtiiEGTs aud
the employment Of rev wUrkmen.
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wALLER'z CASE.
The "FiEAro" HSrs ~ IL UnIm-
pOItAuI.


PARIs, Aug. 2s.-rns Figaro this
mofning declares that tie Waller
euAit Ia unlmportanI, that Waller
was only an American eogAul through
.eeluenli that he never did well, aud
mat MS consulate colleagues, In add.
"oh 70 The natives, uhunIel him.
The hgdrO AuuI: "Nuthiug Aerlous
eau result from the negotiations r.
kAtllnR his condemnation, for 1t IL not
worm the trouble. The 'CRstiua' Incl
ueh' u more serious, but any formal
complaints should coms from France,
30 tol from America, which is on.
uto'y IN this wTsng. Moreover, the
AmeFlcAn newspaper campaign In
s1ls connection IL nOlhing but M en-
k'le OF election warfare, without i'm
potIAnee Tor US, aud aimed much more
sselhs' FresldUnI Cleveland and AIr.
MAsHiNuroS, Aug. 2s.-It is prob.
aus 'hal 40 Iufiher action will bs
aAoh IA III" oaas OF tx Consul Waller
nnNl his statement taken by Newton
-, EusuS aud Mr.. Alexander 10 Te.
VsI'su anu examined. 1t IL stated tina
oI, Nhhe WIN then be "A purely LEGAL
vnoI anu mat tho action OF the depart.
,ss pS WIN depend on the Iawiulnsss Of
,no french military court and lls 90.
- Anl thelegAl status VI Mr.. Wal.
iet'H oontentioup,
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ooop TOH uExICo.
IItsnsisp Of the Annotated PrsHs
a.r,iss 10 that County.

s.r,Ies 10 that Country.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 2s.--Prssidon,
D.L On hearing from the Associated
p,e,s correspondent that the Assooi-
stsd Pf.,s service would from tonight
b, received 10 the capital every day
aid That In hi. opinion this would he
= great AdyaBtAge fOr journalism In
Mexico. Here In the capital OF tho re-
tubllo was printed tue nrsi book ever
ptinled IN the New World, aud here
al,o VA published the fret daily pager
on this hemisphere, For thsss reasons
MtElco 10 greatly Interested, he taid,
Ia everything pertaining to the pre-
greU Of journalism.
All honorable ami conscientious
journalists who devote themselves TO
matisTi Of practical interest receive the
protection Of the government. Notable
IMPROVEMENTS are already apparent IN
the most sntsrprising journals. They
USE Illustrations 10 explain and Hut
irais t1clr articles, anu show . Bplrit
u adyanoemsBI worthy OF great
praise.
III am much ploiSsd, F." no said, "lhst
Mexico by means Of Tue new Telegraph
service will be put into Intimate con-
tao, with iha rest Of tho world. IL 10
smother sign OF prosperity, aud ctestss
new bond TO connect Mexico with
Inc ether nations OF the civilized
World"
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TEN YE,R. EACII.
rrsin Robbers :'isRd GaIIiy-Ehsy
wantsu 60 HscaIus Hioh.

OMAHA, Nvh., Aug. g5.--A special
TO the Bso iggn NHfIh Platte, NsJ.,
cay: Haas a. 4 k4Uf- X nuIyssu,tue
yOuu. NsurssEa farmers wEo reiI up
the overland sTrTep ga tue Unign
Pacific at Brady lilSnd one week 6gD
tonight. are this eVrning On rOuie to
Ihs penitspiiaTy win sentence u ten
years zach. lhoy pleaded guiNy.
fhe proof Of guilt WAS Ebs3luts.
They sn,d they were ignpHllud 10 90
ths work by ms belief that's sTeAt fOI %
TUE might be easily made. they
sgli they secured less than $50 from
the safe which ghsy NEW Opyu In the
express oar. rhs through agics whiun
resisted tneir thIIts W,rr niled with
treasure. ras boys have worked on
farms In tno uAIdhills several years,
aud were not REGARDED ~ dtsrrIa,o
OhaTagtsrE.
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TACOMA. wash., Aug. 99.-rue
steamship company has been inoor.
pOrAisd ny continent shipping firm.
81 Tacoma, sosttls, Port TOWNSEND
ami Port BhkVley. The steanrTS,
whloS viii UeEin running Ssptunbe
10, Will tly between this Ci,y and pot,
In duaLemaia, HUHiuSas, NIct.Fst
aud Salvador. Es,sa have b.auhx f
al So t0u iuT nIsssni 40 rsF tao
sand Tor unUef, the lat Ct heinz o.
ssving Of s. per thoggn1i over tie
prssent U,thoi OF tgsus Gir.lng ~ + y
Fra cisco.
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THg swI., SYSTEM.
Ths AIns Of the American Prspor'
tionzI Representation League.

CHICAGO, Aug. ~. - Slough, n
Cooley, " Chicago, VIM rsai q ~. sr
on "rhe swiss System" before tie
congress OF d. sgstes fspftseniiug the
A usrioSn PfopOrIion1l Il presentation
league nt Saratoga, n. Y, Is secretary
ana treasury OF that association. hr.
Cooley Il n rIerk IN the employ Of tue
Chicago q NorthwO.Isrn railway, auh
Il the fatDef OF This movement Ia the
Untoi States. IL was through lis
efforts that the Fret rUugtUss 10 dit-
GUS Proportional representation was
called Ia this city during the summer
Of 1898. Ff0m this confer me- me
lsaguc wee uigsniEgd, ana II NV u.a
lafls insmbsrship. Variations Ut
the system Of representation now in
vogue ~ 5witztfiNud Will BE- Cun.iu-
cred NY tho delegates, who rnYtt,uut
UcRriy every siRto IN iLs UnlOn aud
that Ons when prJmisse to most
3. nsfiUial Te,ulti Will be strongly
advocated by the League In tue iuiurc.
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denver, Aug. .s.-EK-Cougfest-
man W. J. Bryan o! Omaha splEo IA
Coliseum hall tonight on tbs silver
question. The hall, which seat, 2,O01
people. was crowded, AMI fully 1000
pefsous were turned away. Mr.
Bfyan's aJJrsss Was devoted more 10 n
discussion OF the situation than VI tue
qutttion, 80 no recognized inat Hfgu'
Inrnt was not needed here. lie laid
particular stteAs upon the ignOtsucs Of
the people Of the East On tnis subject,
urging the necessity OF pushing q
campaign Of education IN that section.
He said the prospect for silver was
voTy honeiul.
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temper. fear OF impending calamity and a
thou lad and one dcmngcmcuts Of body
and ml1d result from such pefnicious prlc.
tees. All intse are Prominently cured BY
patient gyng home,
A medical treatise written In plain but
chsete language, treating OF tho nature
symptows and durability Of such diseases
sent securely sealed in aplain cnvelope. on
receipt oitEis notice, with ocents In stamina
for postage, Address, WoRLD's DIsPFN.
sARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, buffalo, NY.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2g.-Guests Of the
fremont House were aroused at 2
O'Clock this morning by = ito which
caused a damage Of s., 900 to Gallagher
s. Speck, manufacturers VI mscuineTy,
No. 10 Dearborn street. Tho burning
building was separated from the hotsl
by,a narrow alley and smoke anu II ,mts
entered the hotel windsws. There
was great Excitement M tho guosIs
rushed from their rooms In great ter
TOr,
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the mail carrier LEFT there could he seen
tyeniy.fys or thirty people on the
sieameT'A deck. He also says sbo is
bfeaAiug up and will be- ioiA. loss.
Tho Bawnmofs lie y lhrga iron
steamer owned by Gfrco & 60. She
hss been engaged Ia b-iugiuE potrnls'
um irom Poru and was recently Httei
up Tor ttat purpose. kro went up to
Bntihh Columbia % take on a CARO- Of
coal, md sailed from IorI SUNDAY iUi
Peru.
sitE WAS Tor HEAVY.
BAN FRAScisCo, Aug. 2s.-Tbe
tteawer II wnmJre, which was
wreck d yCst.riay near Nanhhsid,
Ore, left ssn FrAnciscy two vetksag9
with Tremendous dtosload. IL wal
generally stated on tho water front
that with such heavy weight, 70 isr
from her keel, sho could never u
sa'sly handled in ,lorm. Bhe went
TO Portland with oil, after watch she
went 10 ComiN ,of coal.
Captsiu Alexander WoOd,ide said
the Jay before starting north that tue
d,ckioed on his vessel would not bothsi
him in The lsrsi, 10 hU could put bui
tons Of water ballast ir'D the tanks ~
her bUli II II was nsCc"nfy 10 stoad !,
her.
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AURORA, H., Aug. 20. - Twol We
prisoners escaped from the county jail
at Geneva last night during tbs Au-
nence OF sheriff RibofI Burke, who
wac 10 this city serving legal papers.
n searching party was quickly ofgsu-
izsd aud all OF ths tOwns within n fa.
liuH Of forty miles were no1itvp Of the
affair. Two OF the pfisOuutB who had
not succ edcd Ia getting very far were
ruu down by the p9sao aud captured.
Tue other ten Ars yet ut largo.
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can FIgh, o, Junrss.

FL PAso, Tex, Aug. Sit 10 uG-
dsSatgOd here ihRt matters hAve Doe
fixed ut Mexico CITY with tho Federal
officials 50 that tlo Csrbalt- FitgsiIn-
mons llgh, eau bs pulled OF IL
Juarsz. Twenty thouauud dollars,
Mexican money, most be- put up no
GUARANTEES for local eKpenies ard Gyi.
uoLCs OF good fash.
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Instantly hIIIsd.

I.OuIsviILR, Aug. 2s.--TheDdore
Is. Gillum, Of InuiAnspOls, Ind, su.
pfemv organizer OF the Oriental league,
was stabbed IN tue seek Eld Instantly
killed last night by J,nles Buu0tl. The
murderer ATT 10 pest to gain Admissio.
TO an outeriNinment without ticket,
aud had bern rjoeIei by Ar. GiUum.
lilo escaped.
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oES. oAmroS niscoUHAsED.
ITO says the Struggle .rninst the ne
bsillsn 10 hopeless.

NEW York, Aug. ga special to
~. World from KIAXaIOn, Jamglcai
eayt
Captain General Martinez fe Campo
has written 10 the Spanish consul here,
II has licked out, that tho struggle
ugninat the iusutrso ion Ia Cubs 10
hopeless. The conccdiug Of euiOnpfuy,
ho adds, " the only means by when
Spain con avoid losing tho islanI. The
CuOsus are iubilAnt.
COLON, Colombia, Aug. ga pc
tilion has been presented ~ Tue
municipality Of Paug ~, RsE 'ns the
municipalities Of Colombis u JDiu In n
petition To the government, nsSing u
TO rscogai1i tie Cuban patsIvIs " Us.-
llgeIenis.
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ROCHESTER,, y. L., Aug. 20.-Tho
btTEe sl,uaIuu EuuHg tho garment
workers remains unchanged, except
that more hands have gOuv cut the
Losses show no inclination 20 Eco0ie 10
the demands OF the strikers, sui the
latter arc nrm Ia their i.tentiOu TO
fight to tue end. Tho strlktTs are
ffm aud assert that they Will spring
anothersutyflte on them today.
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s,.a a,AhaiiflELD, ORE, Aug. 2s.--Thn
steamer bavnmnrs wsnt asbsT. ,n DO
~ lSg near Bandos, Orc. this ms,n,ng
mere Is no Telegraph lin. 10 BADEN
val o la'hSulaTs Of the wreck havo
ths NJ, vesn received. Captain Scott OF
seem. .a''hg service has gone 10 the
Ma anu ! now upon ground with
osr,,S tow, IL 10 reported by ANAL
va.ha, tnaI one japanese sailor was
Sa @hofe, badly injured. When
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A,hIst.s on .ne ac.an.

LONDON, Aug, 29.-rhe SpOritmaH
this morning say: Captain duikay
permits tue British athlu,VH, WIN Hfv
going 10 America 10 NEE, tue Amerl.
can team, u exercise Ia tue m9rniug'
on the saloon promenade ueck 90 ~ 1
keep themselves Ia Itim, All are COM
iorlably placed In bcrtht.
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sIrE WAS Tor heavy.


NEW YOmS, Aug. 2s.--Robert ~
Bufcu, managing editor Of The Bfoot.
Ign Eagle, died today VI the az. Of ~
year.. lie was o. ono time mausai los
editor OF the EUsniHg Pos Of tuis clIy
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smOOIINU ARRAY.
Three msn Seriously wouad-d as a
E'HUit ~ n Quarrel.

NEWARK, y. j., Aug. 90.-Thrss
men sho,, two OF them PROBABLY fatally,
~ Inc result OF shooting rtffay which
took place last night on New jersey
railroad avenue, nesr I no Market
etrost station OF the Ponn,ylyaniK rail
road. Tho man who did the HhSuting
was John Moore, rs years old, en-.
ployed Ms y bartender His yloims
are: John O'Brlen, II yenrs OLD, shot
In back OF head and skull, probably
crushed with butt Of revolver; James
o'Bfien, IS years old, shot In forehead,
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LADIES' JACKETS.

TENTH SPECIAL-Ladies' Blazer.
isi Ladies' Blazer Jackets, value !loo,
Tor
d5c.
ELEVENTH SPECIAL . Ladies'
Double Breasted Jackets, escorted
Style, value $500, Tor
TWELFTH SpEclAL--r.ns line OF
Ladies Jackets, value - % to $3.50, to
close %
si.a5
THIRTEENTH spECIAI.-As5r.
ed odd line Of Ladic' Jackets, value
1900 to $500 10 close at
sIOE
FOURTEENTH SPECIAL co. Extra
fine line OF aides Jackets. IN navy,
brown, black, value $500 Tor
FIFTEENTH SPECIAL - Ladies'
and Misses fine grades o. Jackets. as.
sorted colors and styl--m Ne 1000 to
$500
SIXTEENTH SPECIAL-Extra fine
qualities OF Ladies' and Misses Jackets
all colofs, value $500 to 5000, Tor
CHILDRENs REFERS.
Children Rer!er Jackets, In small
sizes, assorted colors, ior
zoe.
Chldrens Refers, plain, navy or
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w WAISTS.

FIRST sPECIAL-Ladies White
Lawn Waists, value 6sc, all sizes, i.r
2Oc.
SECOND SpECIAL-Fancy Pcrcale
Waiss, value ace, all sizes, tu close
zoe.
THIRD SPECIAL - a handsome
line o., Laundued Shirt Waists, value
SOC.
FOURTH SPECIAL o. Ex,m fine
lau.c' Laundtitd Shirt Waists, hand.
some line vi eolofs, all sizes, value soc
IOc.
FIFTH SPECTACULAR rercac
Waists. all sizes, 90 close Tor
SIXTH SpECIAl-Silk Waists Spec
ial LADIES' Beautiful Wash ilk WAISTS,
worth $3.50 to IS, to close a.
CAPES,
SEVENTH srECIAL-Ladies' Navy
Blue Cap,s, white braid trimming,
value fEg5 Tor
zoe.
EIGHTH SPECIAL o. LADIES' u.s..
sorted styles OF stylish Summer Capss.
to be closed at
$50
DUCK SUITS.
NINTH SPECIAL - LADIES' Tan
Duck Suits, all sizes, value !2.ss to
close ior
O5c.
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CAPES.
DUCK SUITS.

NINTH SPECIAL - ladies' Tan
Duck Suits, all sizes, value !2.ss. to
close ior
O5c.