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WARNING TO GIRL scoRcHERs.
Two OF Them Tainted, and All Were
EXha Sted.

Denver, Col. Sept. 5.-Ladies' races
have received a black eye on the wes: Side.
The West Side road races were advertised
10 he IN three sections. one for men. one for
boys aud one for ladies. In the latter there
We're four entries Grace Bradley, Lulu Fox.
Birdie Francis, and Claudia Strong.
The first was placed on the scratch by
the handicapper. the second was given one
minute, and the others allowed two minutes
start OF Miss Bradley. The course was
just five miles in length. Interest cen
tered in the girls race.
Those on the two-minute mark chased
away on time. A miuut later Miss Fox
started and in another minute Miss Brad
ley. It was a race for life. The four girls
rode like veterans, and when they went
over the tape a blanket would have COW
cred the entire party. Miss Fox was first.
Miss Francis second, Miss Strong third,
and Hiss Bradley only five feet back
AS Birdie Francis crossed the tape she
fell from her wheel into the arms of
"Freuchy" Osborne She was insensible.
and was quickly carried into q neighbor-
ing store. Then it was found that Miss
Bradley had also tainted
The girls were SO completely exhausted
that more than an hour was required to
get Miss Bradley so she could be removed
what sooner, but not soon enough to make
1t possible for any more girls races to
be pulled off on the West Side.
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her from asphyxiation. She had blown out

her from asphyxiation. She had blown out
the gas.
The girl was Signorina Angela Fiquervn,
the daughter of jose Fiquerva, wealthy
Porto Rico planter, who is touring this
country.
About O'Clock the maid in the hall
on which the Spaniard's rooms opened re
ported that gas was escaping. Bartlemas
made an investigation and located the leak
in the Spanish girls room Every effort
was made to awaken her, but without eff
feet,
Bartlemas then put his shoulder to the
door and forced it. The noise and comno-
ton aroused the father, who had en- ad-
joining room, and he rushed out into the
hall with a large dirk knife. When he
discovered his daughters bedroom door
forced and a man In her room his rage
knew no hounds, and he resolved to kill
the man who dared to offer this insult.
In the meantime the daughter sat up
in bed in q dazed condition. Bartlemas
had fled downstairs, and after the elder
Fiquerva had been placa;ed and made to
understand the situation, he could not do
enough for the clerk.
This morning Signorina Fiquerva thanked
Battiemas In the very prettiest Spanish
and the father presented him with a good
sized check.
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its paymeDtwas refused. onthe groundt that
the limb was Improperly set, causing it to
be shortened. The physicians entered suit
tn collecttheir bill, and obtained judgment
for the amount, but this has not yet been
paid.
Since then there has been newspaper
controversy between the partes. and the
suit entered today is the result nf a comnm-
nicalion which appeared in yesterdays
Mahanoy Record.
In this communication Miss Edwards
Claims that ON the 11th OF August she had
her limb photographed by the Roen:geu
X-rays, which disclosed a shortness OF three
fourths Of an inch, and also deformiry
caused by an overlapping Of the bones.
This, the physicians claim. was done to
injure their professional regulations. It
is Claimed Miss Edwards some time ago
visited Pottsvilie and had physiciars .ex'
anime her limb, and iall pronounced it all
right.
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HERMIT FOR THIRTY YEARS.
John Nu ukefs Decornposed Body Found
in Miserable Hut.

John y n keFS = DecOInIOSeu bOuy ouhu
in Miserable Hut.
New Brunswick, n ] :, Sept 5.-In a mis-
cradle hut in the thick woods near Texas,
Middlesex county, where he had lived
aermit's life for nearly thirty years, John
Nukel was found dead Thursday afternoon.
The body, which was rapidly decomposing.
was found by Ira Brown, young man.
While driving by the hut Brown noticed a
stencil coming from the hut, and, fearing
that the old hermit might be dead, made
an investigation.
Recognizing Nukcl in the gloom iying upon
the floor he drove tc Browntown and told
of his discovery. County Physician sam
uel Long, who conducted TIE inquest over
the mans body today. found that his death
had been caused by alcoholism. For years
Nukel has been known around Texas,
B:owntown and neighbonng~ villages as
"The hermit of the woods
He was young man when he moved
into the hut where he died, and during his
long life there had kepT aloof frcm all
human beings as far as possible. He had
BEEN a hard drinker for yr.irs-. 1t is said
that when n young man he was crossed in
love, and with an unbalanced mind Began
the strange life that he lived until his
death.
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DIED.

BAKER. Mary E. Baker, beloved wife OF
Charles {. Baker, in the tidru y-seventh year
VI her age.
FuneraI sunday, September 8. 1895, at
O'Clock, from st. Stephens Church
BERKES-At tthesesidence of her mother,
els AcKcr street northeast, on SATURDAY,
September 3. l $50, att 2:35 a. m, Aduie N,
oldest daughter or Mary A. and the late Jo-
seph Berries, in the 2Otn year of her age.
Funeral from residence, Monday morn
ing, at $40; thence TO ST. Joseph'S Church.
Irtermenu at Mount Olivct.
BARRY-on Tt>>Sday, September 3,
1896. at 3 O'Clock al, Mrs. Ellen Barry,
wIdo W OF Robert Barry anu mother OF Kelly
brothers. on the Rock Creek Church road.
Funeral from her late residence, Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock. Friends and rela-
tives are respectfully invited to attend. 1t
COLLINS-Departed this life on Friday,
September 4, 1896, at y O'Clock a. IN :,
uIter a long and painful illness, which he
bore with Christian fortitude. Thomas p.
beloved husband OF Margaret Collins, M
tive of Abbeyfeale, County Limerick, Ire
land, aged siXty-eight years.
There is one gone whom we win miss;
A voice is still we will hear no more
A place is vacant IN our home,
Which never can be filled
Gone TO meet his ten little angels in
heaven before him.
BY WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
Funeral from his late residence, 81 4
II street southwest, on Monday, September
z, at $50 "a. m.; thence TO ST. Dominic 8
tuurCn, Wnefe EeQuittb nlSn mass VIII be
said for the repose of his soul. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
se4-2t-em
PEACH-On Friday September 4. at 4:3O
n M. Samuel Roderick Peach. youngest son
of John Gibson and Willie NJ Peach. aged
twenty years three months and eleven dayS
Funeral from the residence of his parents,
No. 31S First street northeast, Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Friends invited to
attend.
acknowledgements 4, Sarah Sweeny.
wife of Dennis J weeny, of Redd Corner. Nd,
Funeral Sunday, September 6, at Bell
Church, 10 O'Clock.
wASHINGTON-Thur morning, at
the residence of her parents, 1924 Riggs
street north west, Geneva Washington,
daughter OF william and Susan Washington,
and sister of Harry +. Washington Dougia So.
Funeral Sunday at I O'Clock, from the
Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church, N street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend.
Dearest daughter thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But It's God who has bereft US:
He can all our sorrows heal
By HER MOTHER AND SISTER.
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CHURCH is DIVIDED.

All Caused by an Apparition of the
Virgin of Gaudalupe-
City of Mexico, Sept. 5.-The question OF
the reality OF the apparition of the Virgin Of
Guadalupe is being fiercely discussed In
consequence OF his expressed disbelief
Eduardo Sanchez Camacho, bishop of'Ta-
maulpas, has been forced to resign, but
Catholics II his state are largely supporting
him. The vatican has been telcgraphed to
regarding the matter, asit is feared the con-
sequences OF the division in the church may
be serious.
In consequence of the poor attendance,
the Pan-American congress has been per-
maneDtly dissolved. -. .,,-..s 81 -. -
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was a doctor from Chicago. He took hold
OF the little girl, saying he had some i.ni
ment that would soon cure the sore. Ihe
child cried, and the mother went 10 tie
little ones assistance. The tramp ti'en
caught hold of her and tried to assault her
She screamed for Eelp, and, grabbing
butchers knife, kept the fellow away until
assistance arrived. He slipped away into
cornfield, and las not been seen since, al
though partieshave bee n hunting for him
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SERVICE OF SONG.
District EpwOrth League Preparing
an Interesting Program.

District EpwOrth League Preparing
an Interesting Program.
Invitations have been issued by the Dis
trict Epworth League to the Epworthians
and friends to attend a service OF song
at McKendree II. E. Church Friday evening,
September IL at 8 O'Clock.
This service will be under the auspices OF
the social department, of which Prof. Will
lam ]. Palmer is chairman. An address on
music will be delivered by Rev. II. Z. Nay
lor, D. d. The program win embrace some
of the best talent in the city. Special num-
hest of instrumental and vocal music will
be rendered.
The District Cabinet will meet Mt A:c-
Kendree Church, Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 8. to arrange program FOR the
District convention, November 13, IL
and Is.
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Young Lady,s Snicide.

Petersburg, Va, Sept. 8. "Details of a
tragedy in Brunswick county have been
received here. II appears that Miss
Ritchie Spencer went off to a neighbor on
an errand for a lady friend but not return
ing, search was made for her. She was
fodnd in q srnokehouse not far from her
home dead, having committed suicide by
hanging herself
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Kings Palace,
sl2-8l4 Seventh Street.
us Market Space.
SHE wEpDED ANOTHER MAN.
Vow He Who Sent Her Money Wants
to Get 1t Back.

Now He Who Sent Her Money Wants
to Get 1t Back.
Shenandoah, Pa, Sept. 5.-John Spar
otlic, resident OF this place, is the vic
tim of peculiar circumstances. A few
weeks ago he became boarder with
woman who arrived from Poland short
tiii.c before. He learned that She had q
ma rria geable daughter in the old country.
Sparodic concluded to make the girl Hs
wife, and without the knowledge OF the
mother sent money to bring the daughter
here.
The glrl supposed thatthe money had been
sent 10y friend acting for hei mother, and
she started for this country without de-
lay She arrived here last night with her
husband, having hurriedly married before
her departure from Poland. Sparodic is
now seeking to recover his money.
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sEPrUAGENlARIAN's BRIDE.
Crippled veteran Of II wedds Girl

Crippled veteran Of II wedds Girl
of IT,.
Washington, N. J., Sept. 5--A wedding
of an unusual nature took place at Beividere
yesterday. The principals were William
Rowe and Miss Hannah Lozaw both of
Washington. The groom is sevcnty-one.
and the bride has just turned seventeen.
Rowe is veteran. walks on crutches
and is bent nearly double from the effects
OF rheumatism. He gets big pension
and is quite well off He has been paying
attention to Miss Lozaw since she was
eleven years old. The young brides ps.
rents expressed indignation over the mar
riage.
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new WHITE HOUSE TEACHER
Niece of Miss Frances Willard Will
Train the Cleveland Children.
Gossip of the Gay World of Society.
Wherea bouts of Wellknown
People.

Miss Mary Bsnnis,er Willard, niece OF
Frances T.. Willard. and recent giauuate
OF the Pestaiozzi hIndergarien School,
at Berlin, Germany, has been chosen by
Mrs. Cleveland as the White House kinder
g:Irtner.
She will have charge OF The education of
the Presidents daughters, beginning tier
duties upon their return To Washington for
the winter season.
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CATHODE RAYS IN COURT.
What Promises to BE a Sensa ton Law
Suit Began In POttsvilie.

Suit Began In POttsvilie.
Poitsviile, Pa, Sept. "a sensational
suit for SO. 900 damages, in which the IA
nous X-rays figure, was commenced In
courthereyesterdayb by DR.. d CT. Watkins.
ofMahanoy City a against Miss Amy Ewards
OF the same place, On the Both of May.
1895, Miss Edwards sustained a compound
fracture of the tibia, just above the ankle
The fracture was reduced by DIR. ID. C. T..
Watkins and DR.. Hannah Watkins. The in
jury. although a seTere one, was finally
healed.
When the physicians presented their biii
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Miss Blanche Rust. of Luray, Va, is nj
No. st5 Fifteenth street northwest, wis.,
iting relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Scott have re-
turned from their trip along the jersey
coast.
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Miss Edna NJ. Waddey, of Baltimore, Md.
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Emma V. Anderson. leaves for her home
today.
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Osborpe q Hoben Oyster.,

The oyster season has commenced. o.
borne & Hoban, corner Seventh and g.
have long had the best oyster house in
the District. Raw box supplied daily
with 6hrewsburys, Rockaways and Tan
xier Sound. Best accommodations for
bicycles. seS-1mc
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Miss Minnie Etheridge, of North Caro-
lima, aud Mr.. Wentworth C. Brook. OF this
city. were married in Norfolk. Va, August
10. by Rev. DR.. Petit.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles Lindsey have re-
turned to the city after spending few
weeks visiting DR.. Lndsey's fethcr in
Rockingham county, Va.
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Mr.. Richard Lay and Miss Blanch Lay.
who have been sumniering on Blackiston
Island, have returned to their home in Ta-
kuina Park.
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Mrs. v Hoffman. of Cumberland, Md.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Penrod. o n the Bunker Hill road, will leave
for her home today
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ashby Shacklette, OF
Fifteenth street, extended. northeast, are
the happy parents Of fire baby girl,
born August "a.
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The annual lawn iete OF the Queenstown
Baptst Church was held last night in the
grove of.Mr John b. Lord, sr. The grounds
were well lighted with lights and Chinese
lanterns. the ice cream table was looked
after by Mrs. J. b. Lord, sr., Mrs. DIN,
Mrs Schwier, Mrs. Tender, and Mrs. Rob
bins: candy booth, Miss Eva Hurd; fancy
booth, Miss Indiana Lord, Miss Whitesde
and Miss Lizzie Bret; lemonade booth, Miss
Beatrice RiIi ne and Miss Bessie Bret; post
office, Mrs. ]. b. Lord. jr., and Mr.. Her
bert Marean. The Japanese booth, which
was the feature OF the evening was ably
presided over by Mrs. job n Hare, Mrs Trun-
die and Miss Hattie OIin. There was
large attendance, and quite sum was
realized.
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Prominens Educator Dead

Atlanta, Ca, Sept 5.--Prof. Cyprian VIII
cox of the University OF Georgia died yes
terday at Athens. He was eighty-fou
years old and had been member Of the
faculty for many years.
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Mrs. Barnes. of @ street, left this morn
ing for the North, stopping at New York.
Niagara Falls and neighboring points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Weeks. OF Sixth
street, are visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. Schw ier, in Broo kland.
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Miss Emily Pisel. OF Somerset, Pa. who
has been visiting Mrs. II. j. Pcnrod. will
icGve tomorrow for Beach Haven, Conn.
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WOMAN KEEPS TRAMP AT RAY

She welded a Knife Until Assist
ance Came.
PcmbertoD, N. J., Sept. g. Il tramp st-p-
ped at the home OF Allen Hellings and asked
for drink OF water yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Hellings' husband was out in q fled
at work. Her little girl had Just cut bcr
foot with an ak, and sfe was bandaging the
wound.
The tramp stood looking at her for =
while, and then stepped forward. saying he
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Miss Honor Hampdcn Peasants of iii
West North avenue, Baltimore, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Lillian Brawner. No. 3OO5
o street northwest.
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Mr.. j B. Philf, president of the Unity
Club, has returned from his vacation, spent
in the Catskill Mountains.
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Miss Mamie Small. OF Brentwood road, has
returned from months stay at Atlantic
City.
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The Central Cycle Club met at the resi-
deDce of Miss Bowien, No. 81 8 Fifteenth
street last night. The members of the club
took a spin up the Conduit road as far q s
the Athletic Park.
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Miss Leone A. Ward is visiting the Misses
Spencer, of No. 665 South Carolina ave
nue. southeast, until the 23d instant. when
she Will return to her home.
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caster, Pa. is.visiting relatives in Lanoas'
ter, where she will remain To attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Baker. which
occurs on the 16th instant
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Miss Hilda Waters of Georgetown leaves
today to visit relatives at Iiarper's Ferry.
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LOVEDHIs MOTHER-|h-L
Fall River Merchant Tried to
Wed Her.
PROCURED THE LICENSE

Then the Clerk Told Him the Mar-
riage Would BE Illegal, as It Ii
Within the Prohibited Degrees OF
Relatidnship-She Is Twenty Years
Older Than He.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Boxer OF No
1921 Sixteenth street northwest have a.
their guest Mrs. Clara H. Manning, tn,
artist, of New York.
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Marshal and MIS-. \. A. Wilson returned
yesterday from Cape May, and have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. George IL. Davis
and children.
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Miss Carrie Read is visiting her sistei
and friends In Petersburg.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Bergman and Mr. Allan
E. Wilson and family have closed their
cottage at Washington Grove and returned
to the city
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Mrs Donohue, of n street, has returned
from her trip to Atlantic City.
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ATTACKED WITH A DIRK.

Clerk Bartlemas' Motives Misunder-
stood, but He Saved the Girl.
Niagara Falls, N. Y. SEPT. 5.-an en-
raged and excited Spanlard, With a long
dirk, rushing upon the night clerk OF the
Cataract House was the scene on one Of
the floors of the hotel at an early hour
yesterday morning.
The night clerk, Frank Bartlemas, had
Just burst open the door of the room
of n very pretty Spnaish girl and secured
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MIR. W. s. Stamper has gone to Perry
vile, va. for few weeks visit
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Miss May Bohanion, of No. 534 Fourth
street southeast. retur ms today from Cum
beriand. Nd. where she has been visiting
the family Of Rev. n. F B. Rice. formerly
of this city.
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Minneapolis win Sail Today.
Queenstown. Sept. 5.--The United States
cruiser Minneapolis Will sail from here for
Constantinople today.
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Mrs Gen. Pickett has returned from a
short visit to Virginia.
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Seash0re Excurai0uss- via Pennsylvas
MIA Railroad.
On Fridays and Saturdays until Septem-
ber ] 8. inclusive, the Pennsylvania Railroaa
will sell excuf&ion tickets for 1000 and
400 q. m. trains to Atlantic City, Cape
May and Sea Isle City at rate OF $500 for
the round trip, ,,tickefs good to return until
the following Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mccoy, OF No.
14li Thrty-second street northwest. gave
a party last evening in honor OF the seound
birthday Of their son Henry. Forty of
his little friends and their parents Were
present to celebrate the occasion. GanrS
anil refreshments with souvenir favors were
the order of the evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Archey, Mr.. and Mrs. Appier, Mr. and Airs.
Coppertlfite, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Poole, Mrs
Davis. Mcssrs. Charles Copperthite. VIII
liam O'Nenl, Thomas westerman aud
Harry Pooie The little Misses Talby, i Ice,
Nav and Rosie o BrieB, May and Blanche
M"Carty. Ruth White, Blanche Crue,t, Nita
steward, May and Louise Chamberlain.
Lizzie Lemsfor,l, Annie and Pearl McGrady
and Flora Garden, and Masters Willie Col
.irs. Arthur Probey, Henry SmallwJol,
Charlie Kirkley, Denny Copperthte. Frank
I.unsford, Robbie McGrady, Milton Brill,
Harry Garden, james Chamberlain and
Myron Copperthite.
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Commander Miyaoka, of the Japanese
legation, has lately been called to his own
country He will leave Washington early
in November for Japan.
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Miss susie FRANKIE. of ss7 x street north
west. granddaughter of the late Henry
FRANKIE, the. well.knowu brewer Of Lam
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VESTS.

Ladies' Fall weight Ribbed
Vests-liigh neck and short sleeves
silk tape In neck-regular 39c =
yalue--to close at. q
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KINGS PALAuE, :
Double stor'es and Brspch.
Doub1e Btoro1 ~
Three
Remarkable
September
Bargains. .'....

SHIRT WAISTS,
Small Tot of those Percalc Waists e','s''
very full siecyes-laundered cuffs
and ,llar-that sold for Toe and 0S
gSc-will close at. ~
Infants' White Crocheted
sacq 9es-bordered in blue, pink
and while-re.ular soc grade-wii 0E
20 at. at................-.... .N
The Butler weekly times., 1896-08-20
l AM NOT A BOLTEk.

Col. Bill Morrison Comes Out For Bry-
an and SeWall.
Washington, D. c.. Aug. Ia
shall vote for Bryan and Sewall, :"
said William r. Morrison, Chairman
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. There need be no doubt on
that poiat. There never was from
the first. I'm not much of bolter
by nature. I voted for Cleveland in
1892. 1 could not think of doing
less by the present ticket. The men
are Democrats; the platform they
stand on is the work of Democrat
ic convention, regular in council; no
good Democrat can rightfully de-
cline to support either. l shall give
both ticket and platform my sup
port"
The Butler weekly times., 1896-08-20
German in Line.

New York, Aug. 12-At q meet
ing of the Democratic National Com
ui,tee Senator Gorman made little
speech in explanation of his position.
He said ii at he did not feel disposed
to indorss the platform when It was
first proposed at Chicago,
But" he added, when the plat
form was adopted and nominations
were made, / felt that like q good
Democrat, 1 should no longer hesi.
tate to give them my Endorsement
Senator German assured the com
mittee that he would assist in the
election of Bryan and Sewall to ths
best of his ability.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-08-20
Virginia Items.

| n writing news for the TIMES this
yea.
Il viii be things we see and hear,
And il we get them wrong or mixed
Friends forgive us for this is '96.
Uncle Robert Clark of Butler, Wis
lied his daughter, Mrs Taylor last
week.
nth car load of hogs.
Elmer Gamers new house is now
| fsady for the birdie.
Chas Simmons Of south OF Butler,
| thrested for some OF our farmers last
week.
Ed Daniels Of Nyhait, was in our
ejty last Thursday.
John Foster has coal for sale at the
Garner bank.
Teachers meeting at the M. E.
church every Thursday at 4p. III.
Some OF our farmers have been
| trimming their hedge along the road.
| Il adds more to the comfort Of our
| PEOPLE this hot weather than free
.lllver.
WA McElroy and wife were at APP
pleton City last week. Mr. Nc was a
| delegate to the populist COMPRESSION
slconvention. d
Miss Effie Rice of Foster, is visiting
Mrs G. NJ Drysdale and old neighbors
Tor few days.
George Robeck is putting up anew
fence around his door yard.
Jas Drvsdate and wife Of Butler,
/ visited his father, VIM Drysdale, Sao-
bath.
Miss Matte Brock, of Butler, visit
"a the family of H G Wilson Satur-
day and Sunday.
Richard Vanmeter and wife of Eos.
ter, we're at Virginia last Sabbath to
hear their old pastor, Elder Miller OF
Nebraska.
VIM Kennedy of Passaic, James Nc
Nanis, Miss RevnC Ids and Mrs Nc
Nachel, of East Linn, visited Wn
Drysda!e Saturday. Mrs McMache
viii remain with her sister a few
days. Mrs Drysdale's brother vii
leave for his home in Iowa Monday
next.
Dick Wolfe is we'll pleased with
Foster.
Last Thursday Aaron was at caml
meeting, heard two ladies preach
called at James keaton's and fount
him in good mood; He has hi
house almost finished. He is not
strong silver man as some we hnd
but will vote for Bfyan. He ma
good corn and thinks he can llv
through another campaign.
Milburn jackson and wife OF Colo
rado, arrived Sunday to visit III
iather aud mother, M and Mrs "A
fiad jackson; they will remain abou
three weeks.
Sc Jones received telegram frol
his BROTHER in Elk county, Kansas
saturday that he was not eXpec'e
to live. He left on the first train.
At present q w Sibert saws he cal