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THE COHEN CO.


500 Handsome Pastei Pictures. Is ar.
fsrent styles to select from, beautifully
framed. worth $50. for 81 choice.
80 Finest steel Engrav wings. 8 different
subjects, in ans snamsiIsd frames
100 Nicely Framed Pictures. sise ioxis
worth &c., for loo. choice.
$50. Fine EtchIngs, size isx2o. would be
cheap At MS, Tor 6sc. ,..
frames, size isxao, special price Mon
day, 5ic.. worth $1.&.
IS Handsome Carved Oak Rockers. witt
genuine leather seat; for 81
wash-Tubs. 70 inches in circumference.
well-Maae Hardwood WASH Boards.
heavy zinc front for y i-2c.
made. high back, worth &C.. for SIC:
Best Wire Eag-Whlp made, two for 3c.
sProns Long-H Handle Flesh Forks
10 dozen selected wnlsk Brooms,
Full size Real Willow Lunch Baskets,
with patent lock. worth loo. for &c.
Full.Weight Carpet Tscks, all sizes. two
New style Ha, and Coat Racks. r.
movable hooks. worth &c, for 100.
Best &c. Coffee-Mill made for lSc,
Feather Busters. Is inches long. polished
handt, each duster has 100 feathers.
LOT &c.
Ail-Bristlv Shoe Brushes. with dauber,
regular price. Soc, for 26c.
Diamond Stove Polish for ic. q cake.
Silexo Securing Soap, for cleaning and
polishing, &c.
Special hour sales.
10 TO IL O'CLOCK:
100 best gu. lity Cedar Clothes Pins
al perfect) for 3 cents
.,.xsx, xrA,.n.
Ss5 best quality Nickel Baking Dishes.
with best quality steel enamelled In.
side pan. worth 81. for Sc.
From 1880 10 ii 80 o'clock:
500 best quality English China Plates.
worth 81 per dozen. for &C. each.
From $50 TO 1890 o'clock:
100 dozen Kid-Body Dolls. with bIsqus
head and flowing hair. for &c.
From II to II o'clock:
$50 only-Substantia TALLY Made Laundry
Baskets, large size. worth Sc.. Tor &c.
From $50 to 1890 O'Clock:
Is barrels Fine Crystal Wine Glasses
pretty pattern, for l f-3c. each. from
s5c. a dozen.
From ll:30 to 1890 O'Clock:
30 dozen best quality Highly Polished
Water Tumblers. regular price. DC.
per dozen, for &c. each-l2 TO Gus
toner
From 2 to 3 o'clock:
200 l-Quart Covered Buckets at &c.
From IL to II o'clock:
400 6-Quart Milk Pals at sc.
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RACK DRESS GOODS

~
Al NOT lead this SEASON. The
makers placed their confidence on
,,t seasons sales. You are asked
r. share the booty Of their bIunder.
More than a third off the whole
sale prices.
Wool Heavy Serge Cheviots-5oc. ?
So. only lSc. a yard.
six Gloria. IS inches wide-N a yard!
- 0nesard- a-Half-Yards Wide Surah
..rre with brilliant mohair figures,
Il a ward the yalue-oD sale Tor DOC.
shaggy Camels Hair, soft as down,
IL yards vide, $.5o the accustomed
nrioe for 15C. yard.
1.'ne 4-inch-wide Henrietta. the maker
cvnoc,ed 10 realize Toe. our retail
mice * Sgc. 81 value of another here
p%ns,ie,'s Widely-Known 81 Figured
Goods for &c., "a yard.
priestl,y 6-i Heavy Bouele Cioaking,
,ri4e'Vaie Mohair Serge A. inches wide,
fl75Y No. 81 yard
pure Notar convent Cioth' u Vaiue'
WOO. Boucle Band Cloth for CSC.
Vah4ir Roucle for 75c.
intel Cheveron. s1l2 price, for 69c.,
ana hundred others.
From 10 to II o'clock
9zj Yards Black SOC. French Hen
rietta, Tor 2Oc yard.
Fancy Persian Silk Velvets, S1.SS
said tho importer, Cohen's price 81.
On Monday Persian Veiveteens for
SOC
WRAPS.
Who doesn't call fails to appreciate
he value of money. Intelligent criti-
ism awards us the enthusiastic triumph
II 80 per cent. price advantage. Per-
octioD in grace, style, and making Is
.he Standard required by the head OF
the department. New and Handsome
Garments not to be- found anywhere
else.
Plain English Pilot Kersey. latest Paris
style, tailor made, S2J coats, for Sli.
Lamb-Fleeced Chinchilla Goats, $Z.Oo
the price, here for SO.
English kersey Coat. real Astrachan
collar and edge. $40 coat. for s..
Tan Tailor-Madc Coats, the latest Paris
perfection. for $25.
TIfted Boucle Coats, $40 value. for sl3. so.
Chameleon Boucle Coats, go value. for
N2O
The style perfect. the kersey OF good
appearance: American, but Will yield
tough wcar-a good s. Coat for s2.Sl
Rourette Boucle Coat, tailor made, the
handsomest $3.50 Coat offered this
season, now ss75.
English Kersey. Double Ripple Cape,
tailor finish. $3.50 value. for $40.
Boucle Cloth Cape. velour edged, s2l
Capes. for Sl3.50.
B0uco Double Cape. Thibet trimmed.
&
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Work on the permanent way or the
Richmond Traction Company Is being
pushed forward apacc. and the steel
rails are now lying all down Broad street
to be put In position AZ 4 meeting OF
the stockholders and directors held at the
Office OF Messrs. John L. Williams =
Son on Friday. the organization vas
perfected by the election Of Mr.. Everett
Waddey secretary. and Mr. r. Lancaster
Williams treasurer. Mr.. John Ske.ton
williams had already been elected presi-
dent. with Mr. w. NJ. Habilstou a. vice
president and general manager.
Tomorrow a force Of hands will break
ground at the eastern terminus and
commence laying rails from that end.
while another force will be put 20 work
at a point near the centre OF me ROAD
In order to expedite mattera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

Asti6ut ton to all the callers =.

2Oc. Bedtick Sateen for IL 1-2c.
Henrietta-Finish Fast-Back Sateen,
Oil-Boiled Prints for. wrappers and
dresses. s 1-3c. everywhere, here &c.
New Yard-wide IL 1-2c Percales for
Silkoline Drapery, in short lengths.
" ~ and l6c. grades. for l-ic.
T1rkey.Red English Prints. l-sc. grade.
for 3-4c
French Sateen New Printing. 16 to 25c.
qualities, for SC. yard.
II lie Cotton Covert Cloth, in new Tan
shade, for . 3-4c.
s-3 Utica Bleached Sheeting for is 2-3c.
Navy Prints. real Indigo. for 3-4c.
Persian Effects in Bed-Quilt Prints for
3 3-4c.
Fast-Black y 1-2c. sateens for 1-ac.
Good Brown Sheeting. usual price. &c.
widest and best PIllow-Case Cotton
made (bleacheO, 19c. usual cost, for
8 3-ic.
New 10c. Dress Ginghams for 6 lac.
Apron Ginghams. s l.Sc. grade. for lac.
New designs in Printed Flannellettes,
IL &c; grade, for 3,4c
Double-F1eeced Eiderdown Flannels,
tufted designs, stripes, plaids or solid.
10 2-3c., for 3-4c.
WHITE FLANNEIS.
Full Yard Wide. best soc. grade. for 2oc.
$50 quality Embroidered Yard-Wide
Mnlte fldnnel IOr I0c. Il ydTu.
N-inch Atwood White 25c. Flannel for
l5c.
skirting Flannels, West Virginia home
made, for 4Sc.
Atwood Red Medicated Flannel for
15c: other for 10 and 25c. each, l0c.
yard under price.
From II to II o'clock
200 yards Navy Prints. in White Fig
ured. for 13c. yard-limit of 10 yards.
Compare this weeks prices of
BLANKETS
with even Cohens prices of last week.
Something has happened. The goods
are on sale on the main floor. rear.
Atwood 1914 Blanket. $3.50 the usual
bargain price; these S1S.
Heavy Sc. White IAmbSkin Blanket
A25 Cameps-Hair Blanket for Sc.
pair.
Best ia s. White Blankets for $685.
ss.75 California Blanket for. s5,S.
Camel's-Halr Bath-Robe Blankets. al
pure fine wool. s. value, for s.
&9S buys the ll-4 White Blanket soId
week ago for $3.50.
Early this season we sold $50 bales OF
Bed Comfortables at price. A second
purchase under usual price on sale
Monday.
soc. Bed Comfortables for sc.
69c. Bed Comfortables Cor f5c.
Sc. Bed Comfortables for 65c.
81 Bed Comfortables for SOC.
81 80 Bed Comfortablcs .or SIC.
si69 Bed Comfortables for 81.
Higher grade at similar reduced
price.
,45O DOWN AND FEATHER PILLOWS.
Down Pillows for 19c:; for pc; for &c;
for 80. A, 30, 20, 70. IS, CSC, and Up
TO s2.25. More than third under
usual value.
Feather-Bed Pillows for 20 and Sc;
others for Sl.l9, instead OF Sl.O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

A tie-game Of foot-bail vas played at
OF Richmond College and Hampden-Sid.
ney. Owing to the extreme wstnsss Of
the grounds neither side vas able to
score. Richmond would probably have
won the game. but the wet neld rendered
useless any end-runs. and Euoank. ~
star-player OF the college team. Was lott.
on account Of some misunderstanding -
to the time for leaving Richmond.
The features OF the game were the eno-
runs Of Win and Mcneil: the playtHg @
Davis and Binford for the COLLEGE ana
the pIsyirw Of Bull for Hampds1-et
Attendance. about ~
UmpiYs-Mr CurninHhanA
Rsfssee-J. y. Ryiand. 4.
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COHEN'S LINEN PRICES
PUZZLE!

Economical housekeepers know that
only the wearable, washable kind are
cheap. Some special mentions for to-
day selling:
Sc pieces of various price Table
Damask shipped us by our New York
Exchange will constitute the bargains
of to day.
Handsome Satin Damask Irish Table
Damask, all new, handsome designs,
been a good seller at si-69c. yard.
Extra Satin Polished Table i)anlisk, 2
yards wide. handsome designs. Nap
klns to match, was a good seller at
$40, to-day Ssc. yard.
Roll-Plaited Satin Damash, yards
wide, sold everywhere for N.I5, to-day
Sl25.
Extra Heavy Grass-Bleached Table
Damask, new designs, Napkins to
match, a splendid wearer. sold usually
as a bargain at 75c.--50c. n yart
$50 for the former soc. grade OF Heavy
Bleached German Table Damask.
Turl<ey-R Red Oil-Boied Table Dainask,
Soc for the best 15c. value.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK:
OIl-BOlLED TURKEY-RED TABLE
DAMASK. NEW, HANDSOME DE
SIGNS, FULL WIDTH, &c. VALUE,
l-3c. Il yard.
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\ CORNERED BULL IN
DRESS GOODS

Is forced TO yield bis stock to the highest
bidder. No item in our store creates
greater wonder. French, English, and
american Dress Goods at way under
orlces.
La.leS Broadcloth l l-2-yards-wide
Al-Nool and always sold for &c.
.'Qf -.c. a yard.
French Clay Diagonal Cloth, in new
mixtures. $50 value. for Csc.
SHh Mixtures that sell readily In every
store m America for T5c. a yard, here
Tor a9c
French Cloth Checks. $50 grades. all
.-'ne newest shades. for Toe.
- b,etes OF New French Boucle Suitinss,
s.ik mixed and all wool. s1.25 and $3.50
values, Tor 15c. yard,
ian'N New J1c. Dress Fabrics for 29c.
'9ameieon Boucle Cheviots, 81 value.
Al-Wool Cover Cloths, a inches wide
''' value, for 25c. yard.
From 1890 to 1l:l5:
800 yards Atwood Scots Cheviots
Na Boucle Cloths, worth Soc. for 25c.
'iiy one dress TO customer.
SILK SALE.
HE end Of this Silk Sale may, in all
pooaOility, be on the day OF its be-
lanlng. There is nothing in sight that
az ever touch this price again.
FOR O7c. \ YARD.
', PICK 1-inch Elegant Quality Taffeta,
n,s,. Satin Duchess. grade that usually
cost SIS.
'..iel Taretas. IN Striped or Figured
r'r.'s that cost from Soc. To 81
$500, satin Brocades that cost 81
Black Mourning Armure that
cost SD
An o,soy Plaid Taffetas that cost sl.25.
'..h Bfocade. Cream White, quality
%. Hai cost S00
,hufe lot for &c. yard.
N iof Chameleon Shirt Waist silks.
g. .lf rw0.TOned Satins.
oNk China Silks. every shade. for
W" lines Of Beautiful Evening Silks.
monday begins the sale Of
COTTON FABRICS.
s ,ucu as Richmond has never seen b.
iO'e' II the prices have been wonderful
hOv
SIMPSON Black Calico. worsted finish,
So ~. value, for 2 Sac. u yard.
6s faio.Wide Bleached Muslin for
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CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.

From the infant up. Every new and
beautiful style-Cohen's prices attached.
Infants Eiderdown Coats, trimmed with
AngOra fur, Tor 49c.
Infants Fancy EiderdOwn Coats for
Sis
Infants Plaid Cloth Coats, very hand
some. So value, for $3.50. with many
prices between.
Misses and Children's Jackets. Gretchen
Goats. etc.
From II TO II o'clock:
Few tlannellette Ladies Wrappers.
scallopei embroidered edge, birthy,
si.3J value, for 55c.--one to q cuss
Omer.
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FUR GARMENTS

Al prices that show the mastery buy.
Ing.
Baltic Ripple Capes. with Thibet coll
lars. Duchess satin lining. for So.
Baltic Seal Capes, 80 inches long.
trimmed with Thibet, ripple style, for
SIS. value, $50.
ellnch-long Coney Capes. lined with
MADAME, S5.75 usual price. here for
$50
S.mch Astrachan Ripple Cape, highest
grade known Satin Duchess lining,
So garment. for Si.
SO Astrachan Capes. 30 inches long,
.LlLn ILalarna lined for s.. 70
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HANDKERCHIEFS

Ladies' Sheer 'Scaioped Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, "A designs, l0c. each.
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchefs. g.
width hens, very fine and sheer, 25c.
grade. II l-2c.
Ladies' Very Sheer Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, pretty embroidered hens, &C.
Ladies' French Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. all new, openwork effects, l9c.
each-30 and 40c. kind.
Handsome 'Scalloped Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, all new. open-work ef-
fects, 80 and Toe. grade. &c
Mems Hand-Embroidered Initial Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, II l-2c. each
Mems Tape Border Handkerchiefs. pure
linen, l-3c.
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he Enterprise Sale Made Possible
Crossing the Line Of Full Values Our Army Of Buyers Continues

NJ guSm
eeachedt
mdiTuaDef esonNe rceh
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FANCY LINENS.
An entire new line for to-day.


"a Fancy Fringed Pure Linen Table
Cloths, in Pink. Blue, and Tan mix
lures. 79c. each-S1.25 kind.
1914 Pure Linen Table-Cloths, fringed
in white or colored borders. Sl.26-2
All White Satin Damask Table Cloths,
fringed, I.50-sS kind.
Napkins TO match these cloths. full
size 75c.-regular 3l.25 kind
Pure silk and Linen Bureau scarfs. fast
colors 81 each-$l.75 grade.
Fancy silk and Linen Mats to match.
Scotch Damask Dinner Napkins. extra
heavy linen. 75c. dozen.
Extra Heavy SIS Dinner Napkins, full
bieached. pure linen. N.25.
LINEN PILLOW CASES AND SHEETS.
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases. 22xS6. an ex-
ira heavy grade. acc. each.
Hemstitched Pure Linen Bed Sheets,
9oxeo, SIS each1S5o kind.
Scarfs. Tabie-C Cloths. Centres. ETC., are
here at special prices to-day.
FROM IL TO O'CLOCK:
DOUBLE FOLD EXTRA THICK
TABLE PADDING. 81 INCHES
WIDE, 75c. VALUE CSC. A YARD.
FANCY KNIT SKIRTS.
80 different designs to select from.
Ladies' Sanitary Knit Skirts. combina-
the 81 kind.
Ladies All Wool Knit Skirts. solid. with
fancy borders, 9Sc. each.
Ladies' Black Sateen Skirts, wide frill,
fianntllette lined. for sl.l9 each.
Ladies' Cloth Skirts. trimmed in Her
cules braid, and wide frill, N.25 each
si.75 kind.
Ladies' Black All-Wooi Alpaca Skirts.
Wide corded frili. velvet facing, $s.sS-
81 kind.
Ladies' AlLWool Moreen Skirts. with
velvet facing, wide frill, R.lS.
Ladies' Fancy Stripe Flannellette Skirts.
yoke bands, cut full. Csc.
Ladies' Fancy Flanneiiette Skirts,
'scalloped Embroidered edge, yoke
bands. soc.
LADIES' JERSEY SWEATERS
the very latest color combination, perfect
fitting. extra full sleeves, new design
collars. $3.50 kind, $40.
Ladies' Solid-Color Sweaters Navy. Gar
net. and Black. all WOOL $2.45 each.
LADIES. AND MISSES BICY-
Gle LEGGINS;
in jersey, Corduroy. and Leather. are
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$4,000 WORTH OF SILVER
WARE

from BANKRUPT MANUF AC-
TURER came yesterday. Spoons.
Knives and Forks, Pickel-D Dishes. But
ter Dishes, Cream Pots, Sugars, Salts
and Peppers. Cake Dishes. Iea-Sets, in
fact all kinds OF Silver stuffs.
Pretty Silver Tea Service for si.95 a.
piece seD-s9 value.
$50 for Apiece Tea Set-worth sl4
Chocolate Pots. very best plate. for s3.25.
Pretty Silver Pickle-Dishes for Csc.
Pretty Silver Butter Dishes, from sSc.
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News from our Book Store read thus


"A Daughter of the Tenements," by
"chimmie Fadden.S cloth edition only.
N.75 value, for sl.4s.
$3.50 value. CSC.
1870. beautifully boSnd, profusely
illustrated. $50 value. for s1.3s.
Little Journeys to the Homes Of Good
Men and Great" by Pollard. with II
real photographers, sl.75 value, for
"A Gentlemanly vasabond." by F.
Hopkinson Smith, author OF Colonel
Carter, of Gainesville" SIS value,
for sis.
Chronicles of Count Antonio" by An
thony Hope. sl.3s.
1900 OF the daintiest little Classics ever
placed on the market. bound In one
with violets. lilies, morning. glories
poems. essays. and standard fiction !;
some illustrated, 81 value. for 3sc.
Marion Harland's Novels. silk cloth.
gold embossed, $50 value, sec:
Tempest and sunshine" by Mary ].
Holmes. $3.50 value. for SOC.
Oxford Teachers Bibles. complete,
divinity cut, seal binding. $3.50 value.
for $lss.
Indexed IS value, for S3s.
Revised Prayer-Books and Hymlals,
soc. to A9s.
Catholic Prayer Books. with the Epistle
and Gospels, 49c. to 1898.
The little folks are always remembered
here. A full line OF Juveniles, Chatter
box. Wideawake, Pansy Book, Mother
Goose. Fairy Tales, ETC.. attractivey
bound. one half publishers prices.
Prices on sets that out Cohen Cohen.
Dickens Is volumes. silk cloth, embossed
sides and back, good type, $50 value,
for s3.75.
Bulwer. 10 volumes, same style binding,
1913.
Scott, IL volumes, silk cloth, sos.
Eliot, volumes, sl.9s.
Thackeray ~ volumes, 1915.
Same sets In one-half Russia, one half
and three quarter calf, silk repp. at
correspondingly low prices.
Shakespeare, complete, handy edition.
ID .olumes, red silk cloth, with foot
notes. an historical notice to each
play, with index to most important
passages, and life OF Shakespeare.
DR.. Johnson's preface, $50 value, for
1878.
sPECIAL-FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK:
A 2oc; IA pounds) package Of Cream
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RIBBONS.

Felman Franck & Co., importers
Their sample line will be offered you
to-day-bought by us at sec. on the
dollar.
All-Silk Ribbon. inch wide. all colors.
&c. a yard-5c. kind
All-Silk Satin Ribbons, l and inches
wide, for and sc. a yard.
3-lnch Satin Ribbons. all colors, 15c.
yard.
5-inch All-Silk Satin Ribbons, 19c. a
yard.
6-inch All-Snk Ribbon, 25c,
Chameleon All-Silk Ribbons, SIC. grade.
for &c.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-14
DIPLOMACY USELESS
United States and Great Brit
ain Urged to Send an UIti-
matum to China.
ADEE AND M'ADOO INTERVIEWED
The Policy of Reprisals Not
Looked Upon With Much
Favor.

lien TsIN, China. Aug. Is. "A meet
ing of the foreign residents of this city
was held here. 1t was decided to COM
munlcate by cable the necessity of i'm
mediate Intervention in China upon
behalf the United States and British
governments, and the following tele-
gram was, according to resolution by
the meeting, addressed to The Asso.
clated Press as an expression of the
sentiments of the foreign residents of
lien Tsin as an appeal to the people Of
the United States for assistance.
''The foreign community of Tien
Tsin express sympathy with the friends
Of the Ku Cheng victims. They con-
slider the Chinese officials guilty and
the British and Americans blame the
continued apathy of their governments
for the situation. They regard Eng
lands demands for an inquiry into the
ku Cheng massacre to be useless, for,
as before, the officials will buy limo.
cent heads as substitutes for the actual
criminals. They protest that the
Sezchuen commission implicated the
officials Of that province. England
and America must send an ultimatum
threatening reprisals.
diplomacy is useless. We implore
attention.
"DICKENsON. Chairman.'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-14
NEW JAPANESE NAVY.
Said United States Firms Will Likely
Build Fart of the New Ships.

Said United States Firms Will Likely
Build Fart of the New Ships.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-Irving NJ.
Scott, president Of the Union Iron
works, which turned out the Olympia
and several other crack American
cruisers, will soon go to Japan to bid
On the contracts for building men-of-
war for the Japanese navy. The re-
cent achievement Of American war
ships is said to have impressed the jap
anese strongly and now that Jap.
anese firms are able to underbid Amer
lean companies only 10 per cent in
stead of so per cent, as formerly, Mr..
Scott believes he will be able to secure
a number of contracts. The feeling of
the Japanese government is shown in
the following statement recently made
to an American by the secretary gen.
eral of the imperial cabinet:
You are building the swiftest and
most formidable cruisers known. Be-
sides that, you have invented armor
plate for your battleships which Rus
STA has chosen for hers, in a COMPETE
ton of all the makes of armor plate in
Europe. Our government, seeing
these achievements, Indicating the fact
that America has
Twice Revolutionized the Navies
OF the world by her infinite capacity
for invention, first in creating the iron
clad and then the turret, is strongly
disposed to draw upon American ship
yards for part of its new navy. Why
should not we depend upon you for
the best? Besides doing things I have
just spoken of, the United States has
built the finest clipper ships and the
fastest yachts. Your country leads
whenever she wants to in naval con-
struction, both Of peace and war. Be-
sides, America buys so much Of US, and
Is our historic friend and we'll wisher.
For one, I sincerely hope that Amer
lean ship builders will bid for our con-
tracts
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-14
CANADA'S FOREIGN TRADE.
Tt Has Greatly Increased in the Past Ten
Years.

Tt Has Greatly Iacreased in tho Past Ten
Years.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l3-The extent
of the competition of Canada with the
United States in foreign markets is
pointed out in bulletin to be issued
by the secretary of agriculture in few
days. The bulletin is the fourth of the
worlds market series in course of pub
LEGATION by the department. and en-
bodies the report Of 80 of our consuls
in the Dominion. 1t shows that the
total exports Of Canada increased FROM
$50, OOO 600 in 1885 to $11S,9O 900 in
1894, or 33 per cent; the imports from
SlO9, 900, 900 to 1928, 900, 0O0, Or l3 per
cent, and the total trade from $685.
900, 900 to $2+d 600, 900, Or "a per cent
during the same period. The largest
proportional annual increase was in
1891, when the value Of the total trade
exceeded that of the preceding year
about ii per cent. During the years
1883 to 1891 inclusive, the trade of Can
ada with the United State exceeded
that with any other country, but since
then the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland has taken first
rank with the United States
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-14
WENT SUDDENLY INSANE.
A South Dakota Doctor Kills His WIFI,
and Suicides.

"A South Dakota Doctor Kills His Wife
and Suicides.
WILMoT, S. D., Aug. 13.-Dr. J. II.
Whiteford of this place, while temper.
arily insane, shot and killed his wife
and then ended his own life. He had
been prominent physician here for
many years. The doctor had been at
fencing to his practice regularly, and
1t was not suspected that his
mind was becoming unbalanced. The
neighbors heard shots in the White
ford residence, and, on entering the
house, Mrs. Whiteford was found lying
on the floor dead, and near the BODY
was DR.. Whiteford, who was lust
breathing his last The smoking re-
volver Was still tightly grasped in his
hand. Mrs. Whitetord was a most
estimable lady, and the doctor had al
ways been known as an upright man.