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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

E!TS.-All FITS stopped free by Or. II lines Great
-Nerve kestOrer. No Fl!s ate the iist uay - use
Marvellous Treatise amt 81 trial bottle fire.. ~
kit cases. send 10 kline 1881 arch ST., fLl., la.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

Much harm is done by people who think they
are doing what is right.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

He who has schooled himself to silence has
Get his world wondering
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

Old stock OF any kind decrease as they grow
older: one and two year-old hens are much the
pest for profit.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

just how IL does ii IL not the question.
1t is enough to know that Hindercorns takes
out the corns. and very pleasing relief 1t is.
l5c. AT druggists.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

house that is divided against itself cannot
stand outside interference
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

Goes Cough Balsam
is the Oldest and best. 1t will break Cold quicker
than anything else. 1t is always reliable Try IL.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

1t can never be that everybody else is wrong
and you alone are right.
Money is not the measure OF merit.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

man who really loves horses and dogs loves
women and children next
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17

It the EsaDy rs Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and weltried remedy, -z.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teethng-
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17
Don't Die In the House.

Rough on Rats, Clears out Flies, Fed Bugs,
Reaches. Ants, Rats, Mice, Isc.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
EISEMAN Bros,
Cor. 7th and E Sis. N. ".
No Bramch Store in Washington.

rhc ~iugl' v rr" to transmit tn" intelligence
ordinarily d"m'' 10y over 100 wr,s
Many lHnIrG NOR" 20 out from the
MurEiana n.IN, ifut many a. tl'~olu l'hla-
d"Ir o. aud New AOTk were 4 Grating Iu
good condition !h~I night, SO That the husi
Ur-s To- points uuFiu Of that city WAS NOT
So mHr. haiHp"rrd- No local wires WrI"
WORKING between h"Tr ami either HIltI-
more r: l'lH HlairIphIa, 'bc one NITr. which
I.srii Nar N"i ~ very good condition. com
uurl,tIu- only WITH il." metropolis. All
~olUtCly uo connection tad Lccu MAGE last
night Toy tn" Western Union with points
South Even th" wires to Alexandria were
not III working order.
In" Postal >ucc"euud in getting Itself IN
- thrft"r~hIpc thau uit>,,IuptitpT on points
North. but could reach nothing south.
Srtrr" GHr, Last night when IT," IIrIucu
wrr" con pcl!rd to Cry>r work they hHI
thrc" wires ,ut rr about tw"ui v-fivc or
Grating to Baltimore. From baltimore 10
Philadelphia. however. they wvr" tadly
nNuti,apuud hy having ruIy one wire con
Meeting, anbfr"m Phliad-lpHia tuNrW YORK
Just four wires ugt Of several hundred
Zines could connection he had. There wrr"
kept iU s,T'~tHrt use receiving and >rndlu-.
del. N"d o. c~~rg"N. though the operating
forces nf '"lh cruHautc, were small.
Ii" Western mont urpaUN uah hIu"~ScU-
...r~ running TO ard FRO on all iIHlu~ ir.
tween her" and Faltimor" Yesterday car
ryiug uI>r@iD he's tn 'hr latter city in ir
~rut ,ui nd receiving those for WHshjug-
i.u. In tiIl- III mncr an their business
was trau-.t. t"d vns'craay. Roth cnn.Tarl,.~
viii opgral" double forces uf lIE"Tu"u today
md hope 20 8. restore connection iu the
next twruty-f.Gr hours #s t. answer all
ordinary requirements until permanent
repairs can !" effected Many messages
Fl. nearby points ana delayed tclcGram~
1v.r" sept las, mGht toy mail uuuer sprcIal
delivery.
All teI"-rau~ are accepted subject t.
!udcIIu.'" arEly and TINS VIII be tHc role
all today at least Many wires are down.
according go reports, between NcN York
and Chicago, bIJ connection mas been main
tanned west ut tho AUcEhumc> From
l"mlngh. m. New orleans, Cincinnati and
other towns Httc delay has ncou OK
pcrrEcrd ANA few wires are down. The
railroad companies wires htv" been re
established NuTtn SO that trains are dis
patched without much u.fIculty today, but
u The s0utn no Communication can nr had
The officials uf the telegraph companies
state Ihat II is Impossible 10 even cSti-
mate th"t total amount ~ damage done hut
- VIII reach tnru~a UdS at dollars and rN-
coed an prcv'DG, losses tor many years
Hundreds ni poles ar" down and tIou-H ud~
OF wires broken.
Tie local telephone company Is also in
bad shape, few of It's wir~> being ia order.
and tip~" working very poorly. The com
p1uE, o. NT"v"r, hopes TO have much Of tine
difficulty overcome today.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
ST. ASAPH WRECKED.
Race Track and Settlement Suffered
Most Severely.

THcwiud uddidConsidrrablc DANA &c to farm
houses an the vicinity ui bel lay, uct"ccH
TINS clJy and Alexandra. Ihc heaviest
loser was ruc - Asupu race track 1t
Is estimated that the ,"taI loss tucrc IS
So 900.
Ar { + Pucc tad just completed an
dGdtJiuu 10 lis hUusc, outside CT bel Edy.
me new structure Is Il iDtai wreck. Mr..
V K ITlcr, a hrutGvT Of the owner Of the
bWIIiug, nad a narrow escape lie was
lu Etr hItCh,u during tine >tDi!ur and when
tine crash c.,Inc barely uau ume To L"t out
TIE IUrHituTG j. d ,HpIririass, Dana E'-s
hcTe VIII amount to $500
MT. HdVlu frif.> place, near tie resi-
deuce nr Nj Iurr, also Tclj itr cifcct
Ul tue blow. An clubhouse, IN wHlCh were
a uuImh"r Of vaiLti4e IaiumnE Imprm"n =,
was demolished, as well as a. nj er 81
irm- Tree, ncIug ruined hIs loss VIII
auDlut 10 : 80 or 500
Opposite Del Kay, d" .hl, IS situated
laTr, rcd hrIcl, house, u"Lcd ly Dr Cook
OF lII- CITY aud ,CoupisG hy MI. Hem
All Tie wouaWurt, was u!pFu away aud
other cdHd - >Es la.uru
Nh buvg;.lau y E,rHoTy, who lives #t
GyuT-uHl' lg.u, suffered Cuus.arrahIy. Ills
summer Elcr.cu "d~ blown Gown and
uarI.u Of Jt.e stable carried AWAY 4
uaHurr Di tIcp- .u a!s .I,H'rG "clr also
N,1r.y all the houses ju Del Ray were
.l. .ulrl TO SpI4u extent, most nf to-" dam
H-a. c.n- sting " hEuEen w.man" lanes
aHdi.uu~ 'hn"ua"ay- IiiH'u-" trees that
nave -;uDu for huuarrCs al years 100 tu"
wo.a- lr,wccu rll, city and Ai"&audIia
ggcr.ruru up and corn rcIL- I,vr.gd. For
.,.uairiy uu ra- ua4tlys occurred
Tue WIHu played havoc "ltN St ASaUh.
The large patiluyb, WhJcu cost s.. eco. Is as
,.IuplyJcIy demolished IL" new pa~s"u-
ger >tIrou Oh the Mount Vernon lie,
wmoA was buI' uy tnr -. .isuIa ,llQai-
..t1 % cost OF S2CO. >Duusi dnTahIy Gal.u god.
\ great deal OF tH" fencing around the
'TarE WIS blown dnEu. tNc-dauupr lu tins
direction hcIuG about S2DO
o. 81. .f D I.4
ground nud others wcrr uruurcd Dam
az" tcrwr"u $500 and 81 COO But one
1ur~" was ar Ihr track, aud Iu'klly that
was III Il stable which was unIuIurcG.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
CONDEMNS THE BUILDING.
House Folding Room Damaged ard
Pronounced l.nsaic.

The Capital Traction Company sustained
its suarr Of damages from the >rorm IA
rtr parlill destruction 90 the building az
Src0ud aud B streets southwest, occupied
r,.-rntuuvrs II Is tie old stable of the
Washington and Georgetown street rall
road.
Tue south wall If the hU.dIug fell in and
th, south end OF the roof ul the huge SlTiC-
turrcollupScd ThIscNEUscS to the weather
a great mass of documents belonging tuthr
government and which We're being dis
trIhutcd as Campai IN literature.
The roof Of the building Is II slate, and
where the raftrrS aud ShcathIug We're lCft
intact most Of the uuI side material WAS
swept away 10y the wiuu.
The buldiug Inspector visited the place
yesterday aud gave orders that no one
should be allowed III the building Il present,
aud work III the folding room is therefore
The morning times., 1896-10-01
W0ODLEY WAS DAMAGED.
Presidents Home Unroofed and Many
Trees Laid Low.

Tie storm had no respect Tor tIr posses
~Inu- OF tie CHlrI Magistrate Of tH,. M.
tIpn. oak View, the Summcr hun4r If
President cleveland, looks a> tIrI,-I. IL
hld gone thIuUEn uur ruva&scs uI a t.y,.loI..
as ~ fact 1t had.
Tie house L. "a few r.llrs west Of town
bGu' on an cuIucnrc. commanding "a view
OF Washington 1t J. rI southern ar
,H'e,tuIr. ii muIu huIIlmg win wu wings
Large grounds ~urDuuu The house and
stcwn around ih- well Kept I"wn wcrr
portions "I I'm mat were earned irum the
ron durln- lnr nurlrtur.
TO ada To this, massive oaks that have.
stood IN" tempest Iur years. su,,ulunrI
About % dozen trees were lying lu valIuu,
IIrvcuuus across lhr 'front.' ward mn.
-nruuIrrE was torn up and u generally
uIiaP!aa'ci appearance confronted the
p'>-'i ,'I"i- N'u.i"- Tan" rodu, wnIDu goes
by oak lew.
The mouse stand, without q roor ana
minus man. bIi. h. The main purIlun rI
lao hui.Iu- "s.aprft the wIul STORM. nur
'h" top oil hu'n wings were blown away.
'h" uu Ks h"iu- -trcwu along the .rIay.l
path Iu Ir1Ht col lIr uuuSr
IT,, E"oIrI ui the house, au uld Whit.
man, 7'ii !tl' none "i u.r IurmJun. waS
.an"E"l ne hlI hr Salu, ro'IItrL rA.
l'fr-i.l"ni "l the uIu.Hgr cont. uytIr.i .r,..
Ea,It.- "tir carried away ard I.rufit,l.
ln r li"ia 1--WE hLIr.lrh yards distant vlI..r,.
'A"E were 'H'runmgl'd with llc mfu, ur
% "InGatII wu,I IHu supplied waite. io
llrr 'a.ut.g scat OBJ Mr. john I;. NrLrtll.
a4IF.i..G lGr i.l'>I.rut.> piurrr'. T.f-
lions ul afr 1leLclu -lauI,-. w!I,u ,l,.l,
uu 81 1l'Ehl uiuiI HIi"Iml" iuc rrr>lH.uf'~
srarua. ami wHl.u lI.m 1UrIT cNI.~r,
I"-..I"n Er'n quite % l"a1Ut. 300 tl,. IIIrI-
>.aI". w,r. MIrrmIn"Ini IN the ls,.urruI
mss up. Last evening workHcu were.
rhlag". lu l,u.lu"E 90. general rnu.
iii ir.Ih-r.iH. wu Iuli#l.-~ r,Ir uit..u
from tnrlr vg,0ana uum.- Iu M. a.l,l>i
Of the storm IIA' ui Mr. =. Mug7r suuru,
-ttrr. 70 tho hHrH rl"u-''.r raps uf lurlI
hDIu-' Hv.i~ blown "fI. HUd flr who'll" lDll,,.
Threatened Z" com" down upon them.
Nj hvuEun h an aud the urmhrrs OF
ll., r"nrE spent 'nr nI@u' 800 tine ll"Id at
coming the urI-'. ErirIuG whatever slri...
possible from lHe shocks ur fodder Iu,.
irau uam. Wrr,K. the Roof I> gone.
.suliu.Hgu-. Errr..l.rl frt.ult- IuuuuaIl4r4.
TIN. barn suffered Ili.- wise.
Nj Henry Orful and hr ruur" ltmuy
~u.-iIr safe, E-lu rHnEr cellar. WuI.u D.p..ur
ualr..Iv flooded. ANA a miserable .uI-Ht
was spent bg ne NuprI-uy"H iumafr-.
The .H,u+, of Nj Edward Wtfhlu- is torn
from its iuundl.ir ions aud badly uaruagrd.
Nrd 81 balulug I"rf staining pu the !Ilrr.
The sIrcpr or tie bethesda Episcopal
The morning times., 1896-10-01
FREAKS OF THE GALE.
Gdd Things That Happened TO People
and Buildings.

The storm did its share of freaks Al
sorts OF odd occurrences are cropping up.
MIS- j. v. Wallace, au agcu lady WHO
lives al No 2oi- y street u.rthw--t, nuS
been icurldd"n Tor two Years. Last night
size made u,r wa. To- Tin" lower story of
her home. mryilca hy fright
4 house situated JluuE uuyrcru'h street
road near Hr-ujWuud. was CARRIED about
twenty le-t south of ns foundation. Mr.
George E.uuc, wtc aud three pHldr'u
were 100 iuv nous. ar tur llur rul received
NO injuries.
mousse winch is situated on Fittu
street, 90 Hr.-htwuud Park, Was complete
J.. twisted around on us foundation Ihc
npus" now lIrrs lLv west, wulir formerly
10 faced north
pulr a. ,urugs freak was Displayed Hy
"a broken cIt,tr. l.g.I wrr tn Ihrup~tu'S
drug store Nu. ,I- f.lirrUtu street IH.
end uI Tile wire ~trut. 70 water plpr, burn.
ing hole cut ret, Through. me water
wac lururd oil urnr, much damage was
done.
4 stable rrIouru- tr Gcurg" wood nn
Er gatwuDG ayruu.' wf~ blown tw"ul,
gc.r south of tic Original IouuoHlru.
At Hrlgai wood aHI NniusA avenues %
p.r,. OBJ ,oru.n about -FOUR feet l.u- rui
,rs inches lu,b lIaw oT a." hutIWug pn
the southwest ,uruer, AND I.h" an arfI"
I"y across uut stuck INTO hu.'huE On
the northwest corner.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
CRAZED BY TEE STORM.
john Davis Reason Fled When the
Wind Rocked His House.

John 3 Laws, CoIored. was Cr.zca Iv
Iut,GaE A.-his sJpru aud .- confined al
No stat. house lie F..i. i.s. examined
today as 90 MS sanity.
DAVIS lived with fl- wife out near Tho
uoE pound 30 q Lille house. TIE u.-ur
Oi The storm his home rocked llk. a cradle.
b. the w.na whipped around d. IHc
MAJ, had uoi strong mind In lagt. ie
was regarded tE Ietg!DOr- as simple II.
storm caused aluI 10 become I-.rl,. n grr.t-r-
He CuInE"H.cd ms insane a.lau- during
the hOw.H- OF tie wind aud lcglu. ~
u an end
Il tell guu,' he said, de wrath OF go
Lawd ana about 10 descend Oh dis world
lie continued thi> talk al through The
night. AMI kept growing worse - 'ft.
hours Wore on II is VIE becoming fright
eHeG al tie actions or Hrr husband. TEN
the house ANA hurried to No 3 station
house Policeman +. v. High was sem
10 the AVIS d0mICie aud Induced lie.
COlored man TO 20 Ia the station. wirr.
he was locked up pending au examination.
There ls no doubt he u perfectly crazy.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
RESTORING The WIRES.
Telegraph Companies Make Heroic
Efforts TO Get Communication.

II vas Iarc yesterday afternoon before
Washington secured photographic opmInumca-
uuu with the outside world and even
thou Tie -cTGIr" was mvapoI
Lurmgu worried diligently an day yes
tcFday lu tHolT efforts t. un'aupIc the
wIro- and reset fallen poles
tn" W.-trru TuInu Company succeeded
i'm establishing ore 'hru1ga wire tD Now
York about I u'cIu,E aud ftar-waS pressed
into constant service aud was kept tick
Iug luC"- sanity Hll night fr,TIup DELAYED
dispatches Wiuulr Us ulD' .>ruUd that fif.r
company ,ras u"lcss than / 20 wires bet vsr,u
..rr aHI Baltimore alone ,oIur estimate
can DC formed u III" demand made upon
The morning times., 1896-10-01
ALEXANDRIA RECOVERING.
Nork Begun in Clearing Away tie
Ruins and Wreckage.

Alexandria Is sgrcwn with wrccka ge
Factories aud other huIGLugS are blown
down, private and pubic houses are Gu-
rooted or partially demolished. trees are
Upr.5Trd and DgoEru.. ana Jn,' major part
.C the n'Tngt.i-'. lies I.l Tu'. sire. l. a silent
w!ia--- To the storm. severity and d
menace To trav"l.
81 .a arTarrutIE .mpu bl" to determine
tine sIIu.Itl.u ui oH.I.4-', but there slT. hose.
~ the Gus vino .srE That 500 ,rUu VIII
he IL~alll'i"L' iH cover Tia. Joss ! F..
rrl-'as are dead killed uatr.-Hl by ,ur
ia.lH- lL Hl li." I-itrluE- 10 winch 'a'-
were H.Iug, ,ua u.tu hsGIE hurt, and the
CITY property badly damaged
Ihe .raHi" are rauno spirited, however.
and already lir WORK ui clearing up the
streets and repairing he damage uaa De-
gun.
Iuyc-u@lipn shows inst the destruction
WIS Gwen more D.rui.l. tauu was .lf rir-t
IuiyEf"H. Ih- -!aEc factory Us ruTl. .ptrt,Ir
destroyed The building was Icvn.r4 To-
80" ground. ANA with the whole lot .I
machinery Is tr'a.iE destroyed The dam
al.r is vs. j.falrd AT : 10000.
The hIIhIu@ used h"rr- -arurr bg The DrI5
MuatIrlrru- ,aupaHy Is loJaiy de
-trHH"l Itsr aalap" l- said TO- b." from
$500 t. S5.9oo. Tile basket f'-'"rs.
,0a. Is complete wTrD. Ih" loss VIII
reach over 5000 These bindings were
in Nrw AluAaUGrIH, am. there al, tIur. uDIp!
was more .r I">- damaged bg the ro.f by-
Iu- blown off, 4 bGlidIu. owned by John
Hru"wan, was par!u5 wrecked Lt>s
estimated aJ 81 900
Tie Seycur gui tu- storm wH~ appar"nlIv
lclr more 10 the northwest section 81 the.
town II was iu the northwest section.
or what Is Known a- the Wheat and ~ulrr
subdivision that Ms Louisa Holt was
HIl"! IHr lady WIS seventy wo years
old. tuu nat unIv recently come To- Alex.
andra 10 visit her son, J. -. Holt. Mr..
Holt lived temporarily IN one ~ the u-w
houses recently erected on iG. extension
ui rrE'pG street. she u.rapIrt .t 'front.'
room rn the .auI IlDur. and wa ir bed
long hrfUr. the storm Trartrrl tie ,li.
Her son went ia tier ANA tried a. get her
The IuIIlIug as unsafe MT. Holt dc, lulrI
to gel up The wan Lent lcr ana wen.
down stairs. hI' TIE storm becoming more
sever" d" went back again and Insisted
on ter getting up. Sh"agaiu refused ana
before the son ,rIli turn away The crash
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Opening, in
trimmed Hats,
ToQueS and BOnnetS

INo most CONSPICUOUS fcaturc Of The
new seasons h"adS"ar Is the size and the
extravaganza in trimmings. The new
styles Of Paris, London. and Berlin Hats
are bOuntirully adorned with plumagc
birds, wings. quIIS. aigrettcS. and even
ihrcc-quart"r plumcs. The ornaments are
uf jet. steel rhinestone aud mock Jewels.
If you are Judge Of artistic millinery you
viii instantly perceive the mark cd SUI
prronty ana haComingncss of our styles
over thp~" shown anywhere else in this
city. The attention OF ladies desiring
something absolutely exclusive i called
10 the Two or three dozen French Pat
tern" Hats OF which we have but one Of
a stv!c
The morning times., 1896-10-01
BUILDINGS CONDEMNED.
Them Is the Enter-Ocean on
Ninth Street.

b Bot few structures damage bg the storm
have a- Ecg tccH reported as unsafe to
BIiluIu- Inspector John + Brady.
Among those under tine official uau are
the IutcrDrauu building au NIH'h street
bet weru + and / streets northwest. tn,
Realty and Kelly buildings. Ny- 1918 and
1918 I'cuH~ eIv;iuIn arruur mort Lyr~.- and
the unfinished building, 10. I2I tIr iaII-
Ing wall ut which crushed lI.a np former.
No. - " title street, and No - ana -
K street northeast. y uGmtcr ur .'hrr-
viii daala..>s bc reported bg the polio,
today.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Brown and Tan Plaid Mems
Suits - S1O-S12- SIS. so = and
$500.
With all of fashions Gear
marks"-tly-front coIlarless vests
short coats-and narrow-leS
pants.
Such Suits as you stylish men
thought you'd have to go to the
taiiors for-and pay him twice
our price.
Every Suit would bring two
or three dollars more-but our
way is chow little can we afford
to sell it for"-not "how much
will it BRING
The morning times., 1896-10-01
QUARTER OF A MILLION COVERS H
Continued rrom FIRST Page

room. 1-l5 PcuuS yIvauIa avenue north
west His leg was ScI and pUt lu SplintS
n the Emergency Hospital, wncrc he now
Mrs Charles Bushby. who sustained
several cuts ana bruises hl the fIli oT
the front wall pI her nome 80. - NvrrIr
street northeast has been removed to the
hnin' 9I ll'r >isfar %, Sp2 Fi.i3 street north.
west she 's resting e;,~il y. and ~ rXpr, ted
two.
CHARLES Craig. crur'd, VINO was treated
af the EmrrG"nCv Hospital for q severe
'"h'5N.'n of tie Sl1r- received from .t faiI.
ing nrrG m Rirh's hucErard. is also re
ported pn the mend
Tile injuries uf capt Tauu,'. or No gIS
u stree. southwest received through the
collapse nl the house nest uuur. Will con-
I'm" hr, 10 his hnd for several weeks hut
lr >"rl1TS rrrn is unprecedented. H.. mas
been taken 70 Boz. uor's,. .f Mrs Hnlluau.
a r.laiHsr. living - los Eighth street
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Church was blown Off and the brItry aud
bell totally wrecked.
1nc windmill. ~lutl"S and other buildings
on the premises of MT lrlu.E. N,a>r arr. ,:,.-
>tTyycu. Llcylr. Park IS "a total wreck,
Tie rcuuiIlM grove is completely destroyed.
aud ali of The Trlruc structures on he place
are ucIuuIl~nvi Inc hulilr OF Mr. John
JIuEIcs suffered severely, barns. stables.
wuutuhl and grow OF beautiful trees are
III ruins
Tie parsonage of the bethesda Prcshytr-
ran Church, occupied Bog The pastor. Rev.
Park Z. FIOuruuy and family Is TuuflcSS.
and badly wrecked, IN" doctor has taken
refuge .u tn Rome OF Z, member of ms con-
ETcE1llpu.
\ wagon shed and barn belonging 10 Mir.
D1 " huyle. ON The property ui MIS- Spatc>.
was demolished aud tie wagons totally
wrecked.
The barn of Mr. Charles Burrr was COM
plrlcly destroyed y Cuiurrd man named
West was known to have been III the barn
when tie crash came, hut II" could not h,'
found. All night parties were searching
Tor the missing man, but no trace OF mm
could be discovered uulil hunger brought
him from the depths Of nearby stack ut
hay al , O'Clock today, where lu ms right
he mad taken refuge.
Hul TWO of the Ifty or more wluduulI~ in
the vicinity uI bethesda are left StauuIug.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
1T THE
BON M4RCHE.
Fall Opening
at the
Bon MarChe.

The termination of months labor is at band-1abor Of m
parng Tor our customers most perfect selection and cone
display OF fashionable Fall Goods-of exquisite Mlinerv-of
~ w wrapS-ol FurllSllngs-of marvellous Laces- Lin
gerieof Gloves Hosiery Now we are ready and to-
day. Friday and Saturday will be the grand opening das
Special prices made to celebrate the openn f +b
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suspended Policemen guard Vie place To-
eururCr the building inspectors order
Work III TIE Senate w..rvTHuIu. WE!uu nC.
.cupir~ the rld ear shed dds,luIuE. goes uu
a~ usual. the IgilduG having t-ru prtD.
tIcIlly uuu.rucd Two large holes iu the
roof were made 10y flying debris from tue
ucIguhOrIuE building.
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t'rynL rrrra the woodwork, md the cracking
rI 'mher~ terrified the tuu..ltr~
All { Nc guards wrr" aroused and order
finally restored Tur prisoners We're CON
tined 10 cells. SIX rHu 10 "E.I apartment.
and their -~gIp. WIS therefore Impossible
Wurkmcu are rplJclu- the FOOT and h'
chain gangs wl'I u" employed ia ylelrin.
the streets pf debris.
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pnnic Mt TIN kynrkhnn.r-

\ panic resulted among the 300 prison
crs in he workhOuS,, when the storm broke
The fierce gale hId Tull sweep at the
prison, and thc roof was finally
torn from its fastcninEs and lifted clear OF
the building.
The noise made by the tin as 1t was
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1uSlin
Underwear

Very Fine Muslin Empire
Gowns handsomely en-
brOldcrcd-laTgc sleeves
full length. Worth SIOO.
For thi, opening only.
Good qullity Muslin Draw
ers-made with yoke
bands styles of fine
embroidery 3iuches wide.
Two clusters OF tucks.
Worth soc. For this
opening OnIy..............
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zlmmrrmnn Rc.Idcnc,, nnrnrn.

John l. Z!mmermau's handsome and
costly residence. near the Episcopal Iilgh
School. two miles outside OF Alexandria.
WAS totally destroyed nv Hrr during the
storm. The loss Is about 5000
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CIOakS
and
CaDes

Elegant 2Oinch Water
proof Seal Plush Capes-
edged with ThIhct fur
finely made aud finished.
Worth $500 For this
opening only .......-......
Handsome 2i-iuCh Beaver
Caprs-beaded storm col.
lar-tncly lined and lin
ished. Elegant value at
sdUD. For this opening
only Observation-Disclosures.
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Children'S
Jackets

Very Pretty Fancy Cloth
ChIldreu's Eccicr JACK
ct-. with the fashionable
large s!ccyCs-rIoth band
trimmed. Worth >LOO.
For this opening only.
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Notions.
Umbrellas.

y wonderful value. Ladies'
-b-iuch gloria silk -m-
brellas with steel rods
natural rubber aud Drcs-
den handles - regular
price 1jC. For this Opcu-
Ing Only........,....