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ENGLAND'S FEAR!
How Denocracys Success will Affect Britain.
A Most Remarkable Article That All
Americans Should Read.
the


"The financial situation in the
United States is very serious. The
condition of affairs in the United
States Congress demands the imme-
date attention of British fnanciers
and statesmen. The trade of the
world is now in our hands, but it
will not long remain there if the
United States goes to a bimetallic
basis with free and unlimited coinage
of silver.
with the addition of silver to
the volume of money, everything in
America would take on a new face;
labor and industry would gain new
life. The grip of the gold standard
on the products of the world would
be loosened and prices would rise.
Great Britain would lose her mar
lzets in South America, Asia and
Europe, and American ships would
not be long in capturing the carry
ing trade OF the world.
British creditors must now apply
themselves quickly to the American
money problem. The American
people are now thoroughly aroused
md educated on the power and use
Of money, and made desperate by
lebt and business depression, they
ire forcing free silver as the main
ssue."
"Great Britain need feel no injury
10 her trade or investments if the
Republican party can force pro
ection tariff as the main issue in
he coming presidential campaign,
put if silver dominates the American
mind and carries at the polls, it will
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RALTIMOR EAND OHIO Rail
I'D ROAD.
Departure and arrival OF trains at Wheel
ms. Eastern time. July 10. 1894
MAIN LINE EAST.
MEgM Baltimore. Phiadei
NS<t5z S5M phia and New York
IS&< a MN 12:25 and lilo a. m.
E55,33s.1& x, Sssss,A and $40 p. m. daily.
lgrs - Tl1< g.'%DA Cumberland accom-
ltj% lgs%%s;ss Nsg 3 "a modat!on 700 a. m.
lSssd) ~ is%eeS5zssJ daily. except Sunday.
Wss sJ4Y dalton. $40 p. m.
%5sFs,ssss-5s*StH daily.
S>SAIsNstZ Moundsvrle accom-
mediation, 700 and s:a
a. m. and 600 p. m. except Sunday, and
11:OO p. m. Saturday only.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, $40 a. m. daiiy. and 4:&
p'Cumber.and accommodation, 7:2O p. m,
e1 GT5fto on accommodation. 1910 a. m.
'4 MiiSSnndsvlIs accommodation. 6:55 E. m.
and los T. m, except Sunday, and lO:4O p.
m. Saturday only.
WHEELING AND oP1TTssURG DIv1-
For Plttsburg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, ass a. m. ana
~ Ear Pittsburg, 700 a. m. daily
pIttsburg express, l:i0 p. H., except Sum
day. .2pr,,r
Tram New York. Philadelphia. Bati
more washington and Pttsburg 1910 a.
and 1880 p m. daily
P,ttsburg mail, 1890 p. m. except Sun
dav. and % p. m. daily.
TpANS-OHTO DIVISION,
TOR Columbus. Chicago and the West
= 81 N daily, and 345 2. N. daily.
-, iI.,r1bte Cincinnati and st. Louis, l0:i
m and li:il p. m, daily.
-. 'CfailgVii.e accumulation, lO:D 4. N
"a 2.1o ?. m. except sunday.
az TO.s,,ille accommodation, 3:lO p. m.
all except Sunday.
N'e;lliyr'dusly mail, iO:l5 a. m, daily.
ARRIVE
From chicago. 10 a. m. and l1:59 a. M
ually. c,,otr-,.t .,5 Col,,r,.
bne 40 a. m. erd 5:a' p. n, daly
ST Clalrsviile accommod3t loh' lO;oO a. II
or5 40 o. IT,, eXcept sunday.
az 15,taDoc,'sviile accommodation. 1850 a. m.
da1iv except SUNDAY.
0a CHhS. .. SCUTL.
General Parearoer Amt
IT. LANE. r. p. Agt.. wheeling w. va
CLEVELAND, LORAIN AM
" WHEELING RAILROAD.
Time card IN effect July 18Th. 1876.
GOING SOUTH.
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D,NTTNESS THAT WILL HOLD
OVER.

v.,sb women have had a busy time
Ills summer and from the stand
their customers they have no
TO complain Of their returns.
hive been able TO charge two dol
5 for some Of the lawn skirts the
enable women have worn, and
woman is mourning, because
She go, such lot Of pretty sum-
and pe,dcoats she never
about The wash bill. Summer
So inexpensive that when a
makes her own gown it costs
Ian is spent upon it in two or
.rys. SIN they are very
AMI wash women mus live as
folks, so these dainty col
RULED skirts are to be worn
under loose gowns. Il may
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RAIL WAY TINE GARD.

Arrivals and departures OF trains on ana
after July 19, 1896 Explanation Of Refer.
ecce Marks: 'Daily. fSuEday excepted
fSunday only: saturday only; MONDAY
only. Eastern Standard Time, which a
one hour eaIlier than Central ZINE.
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bs,s well To- rip off the lace edges. which
o-- have been worn all summer and
~ through the subs without being
5sf You can pu, on edges OF mar
EN- .u-s,nl ribbon. which wash 5 all
- as ven as tape and if Mario"
.---e The 7ulI.ag Of shrinkage is hard
r--, ne noticed. SaT white pe,ieoa.s
q-or- trimming have also been worn
.-.. SIMMER. bu, their pac7ry crak-e
s,.s NOT suit folks who care for silk.
70 many Of this win er's nous dresses
recall last summers gowns it need not
c,rsa surprise. because two years have
7-s1 since the movement was started
n. we.r.ng lawns ana mus).ns all the
var around i'm the house, and those VINO
got in.o the way Of &c las, year say that
such dresses seem very dainty are easily
ken. i'm order and are much less eXpen-
sfve thau silks. Then the gown thai has
figured i'm July and August as a gard n
dress seems quite another thing in Jhe
winter p8rlor. with fresh ribbons Of a
new color. perhaps or with the neck cv.
out q little.
Bu- TO be new and pretty the house
j- need nos be expensive. Here is
c-s OF sea blue wooden sun thai, is daint-
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Northwest System-Cleve,and and Pitts
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as fol-
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CLEVELAND, LORAIN AM
" WHEELING RAILROAD.
Time card IN effect July 18Th. 1876.
GOING SOUTH.
cn1NG NORTH.

Electric cars from Bridgeport to Wheel
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
W RAIT.RD.n
On and after Saturday, February %. 1895.
trains VIII run as follows. city time:
Leave Mheel.ng. InaYn Elm Grove.

fDaily except Sunday.
Sunday church train VIII leave Elm
Grove at 9:43 a. m. and Wheeling at 12:H
p. m. II. Z. WEISGFRBER.
General Manager.
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Electric cars to Bridgeport.

DalIy between poIrts maIkcd
Sundays only between points marked =
On suy9ave train runs 90 thrchsviUt
oni, a-f an same DAYS trsi no starts from
I-h-ichsvif,e Instead ~ BRIDGEPORT.
An o:her trains daily cXCca. sunday.
For through tickets. or any intormat'oI
consult ary agent or address
NJ. G. CARRIE. g. p. A.
Cleveland, o.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Sunday. July p, 1896, Pass
enger Trains Will run as follows. 'Dally.
fDaily except Sunday. Eastern Time.
South Bound. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-12
THE SUBLIME PORTE
VIII Send nnSis 10 Pro,incr' People Irsr-
ting No Occupations.


WASHINGTON. y. G., Sent, 1.-THE
Turkish legation has received from the
sublime porte the following telegram
under yesterdays date:
The imperial government wishing to
secure public order Rt ConstRntinuple,
has decided 10 send beck TO their native
places all individuals with no occupa-
ton who came from the provinces. As
these individuals, however. may attcmp:
10 return 10 the capitol. the sublime porte
has transmitted 10 the authorities cf
provinces express orders to increase their
vigilance md to prevent snid return.
Besides, commissioners ad hoe, composed
OF delegates from the department II
war, interior and police. will h. sent 20
the ports where the individuals In qlles-
tion will be landed.
These commissioners will have to surrr-
Intend the working OF the police at these
ports md to establish the Identity or all
persons arriving aE well Ms to examine
their permits 10. travel. As II Is possible
that among the persons sent back 10
their native places. there hre anarchists
there also who would try to commit
crime and use bombs and dynamite, the
imperial authorities were ordered to OK
anime infinitely all merchandise arriving
at the ports. as well Rs the provisions he
longing to the drug stores to watch the
signs OF and classes Of people md to
take all necessary measures tending to
preserve the public peace nnd TO Coun-
tcrnct the scditI0us proceedings Of the
dlSturbers.
The proper steps have already been
taken TO prevent the entering into the
empire OF NIL Cmlssaries ot che Armenian
revolutionary committees established
In Bulgaria and abroad"
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REED on HARD TIMES.
lie Says Il 10 Easy 20 Lay the blame on tho
CnrrcncH.

BRUNSWICK, Nc, Sept. liza rally
was held by Republicans here last nIEht,
when Hon, Thomas b. Reed and Walter
C. Emerson. OF Portland, made address,
es.
1T IS never easy TO tell what caused
the troubles we commonly know ms hard
times" said Mr. Reed. Currency be-
Ing question that weknow less about
than any other. II Ia easy 30 lay the
blame on that. have also been inter-
ested TO notice q persistence in falschood
well stuck TO-, !, Is always preferred to
O truth that Is half known"
Now. real bimetallism is n thorough
ly disputed question. not only among
ignorant people, but among the experts.
There Is not blmctallist OF any note
across the wnter who believes In the pro-
posed action Of the United States. Every
one OF them believes II would be suicide.
Silver mining Is one OF the great In
dustries OF this country. and the Repub-
licun party always believed In doing
what was right for the great Industries.
But we do not propose to do It to the de-
structlon OF every other Industry, and no
sensible man asks II.
In the ono breath Mr.. Bryan advo-
Gates the free coinage Of silver because |.
would give tho debtor cheaper money
10 pay with and also maintains that all
Yer would rise TO 81 g. Now, how In the
world is that to be? But we make the
same mistake ourselves. my frienls.
when we say the silver mine owner Is
going to get l00-cent dollar and the la
boring man Will get a 53-onnt dollar"
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NEW ORLEANS. Sept 1l.-Frank
D. Lecfc and Louis Colombo, book
keepers In tho Union National Bank,
have just been arrested at the bank by
asUnitcd States deputy marshal. The
specific charges against them hnve not
yet been developed.
Colombo wns not taken into custody
aS he was too sick 10 leave his home.
lie ia under arrest, however. at his
house Lccfc was arrnlgncd and held In
$4,000 bonds FOR hearing. His bond
was Immediately signed. lie declined
TO mnko n statement, The charge Is
talslfying accounts. Two scta Of books
we're kept, The dcfalcntlOn purportcd
to be In the neIghborhOod OF half, q
million dollars.
The arrests were made IN order to
hold the men pending further inves-
tIgntIon. The total defalcntlon 80 far
discovered amounts to over 100000 and
the Justification OF the books II not
done 10 cover up tho exact losSesS OF
the bank by the fnIlure OF prominent
commercial frm. which occurred eight
or ten years ago, show that The steal
ings have been going on for some
years.
Book keeper Colombo taok dose Of
morphine this morning and has been
unconscious MI day, which prevented
his actual arrest.
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GERMANY AND ENGLAND
As I.oCgerhrads Over tho Situation In Tan.
zibnr-ssid Ilhalid's Status.

Copyright, 1896. by the Associated Press.)
ZANZIBAR. Sept 1.-THE belief Is
prevalent here that Germany does not
intend to acquiesce In the action taken
by the British government through
Rear Admiral Horny Rawson In ap-
pointing Hamoud Bin Mohammed Bin
Said. sultan Of Zanzibar.
Said Khhlid, the alleged usurper, has
been at tho German consulate ever
since the fall OF the palace on August
q. and In spite OF the request OF the
British consul for his surrender, there
has been no disposition manifested on
the part Of the German officials TO give
him up.
Rumors are now IN circulation here
that II Is the Intention OF the German
authorities 10 reinsiate Said KhaIId on
the throne from which he was depOsed
by force OF British arms. These rumors
have causcd great uncnsiness here.
There In n feeling that Germany IL
not acting In a friendly spirit md Is
seeking 10 make an issue with Grest
lritaln
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CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. ll.-Thnm-
rs B. Pcarce. Harry T. htkins and
Henry Pearcc owners Of the Franklin
cotton mills nnd doing n general and
extensive cotton business In this city,
under the name OF Pcarcc. Atkins &
Co., and Henry Trarcr Sons & Co, as
signed to-day. as company and as In
iivIduals 10 William {. Cochran. thn
cotton mill owner. Tho assets are
$4,000; liabilities sl6S,0OO. The assets
consist of $4,000 IN personality and
sis0,0O0 In realty. The cause of the
big crash is due 10 slow collections and
duh business.
The firm OF PoarCc. Atkins & Co.,
has been in existence for twenty years
and the firm Of Henry Pcarce's Sons
for ten years. Several hundred en-
ployes viii be thrown out OF work.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE
Bank of Commerce, state institution,
did not open its doors this morning.
President Nichols gives the following
explanations: THE unprecedented run
on the bank for the past six weeks and
the impossibIlIty OF realizing with sur
hcient rapidity on the assets and after
consulting with the vice presidents Of
the clearing house and submitting a
statement 10 them. We deemed II ad-
vlsable, In order 10 protect the interests
Of depostors. 90 that they might be
paid In full In short while, as well aR
The stockholders. to take this eter OF
lGuidatIng-a step which none feel
more than We do"
The bank owes deposltors between
5000, 900 and HoO.ONo. while the assets of
the bank are about SSOn,0oO. The hank
had quite long list of small dercsi-
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LOYAL LAWN LAYS
Sung by Admitting Visitors to Ma.
jor Mckinlcy's Home.
TWO IMPORTANT DELEGATIONS
Pay Their Respects to theRepub.
lican Candidate,
INDICATORS FROM VERMONT

, rinse Great Enthusiasm, and Receive nn
Ovation From tho Cantonian,-rwo
Pertinent Verses OF n Campaign Song
Sung by Gleo C1ub from tho Green
Mountain state-NIsjor MeISiniey's Re
,pon,e n Magnificent Tribato. to tho
State that so Emphatieally Endorsed
Sound Money amt Protection-Two
Thousand Ironrorkers From Lorain,
Ohio, swell the ThronS-Governor, OF
ohis and Rhode Island Call-The Crush
OF the Crowds Prostrates n Number OF
P,ople-MsiS,nisy's Second Speech an
Admirable Delireranee.
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BRYAN's APPOINTMENTS
I'm Illinois and Kentucky for tho Coming
Wsrk.

CHICAGO. Sept 11.-wIllIam J. Bry-
mn vii! deliver eight speechr, in south
ern Illinois Monday from the platform
"tn special train which Is to carry him
from st. Louis TO Henderson, KY. over
the Louisville & Nashville road. He left
Lincoln, Neb.. for St. Louis tonight,
where he IL 10 speak tomorrow. He
will spend Sunday at Salem, H., his old
home. II had been arranged for Mr..
Bryan to leave st. Louis Monday morn
Ing for Henderson. Ky. where he was
scheduled for Monday afternoon. At the
request OF Governor Altgcld. however,
the programme has been changed somc.
what, and instead OF taking the regular
train. special train has been arranged
fOr.Stops OF fifteen minutes VIII be
made al Bel!evIlle. Nashville, Ashley and
Mt. Vernon, Inland five minutes at
MaBcOutah. Ill. Crossing the line intn
Indiana, stops of fifteen minutes each
will be made at Mt, Vernon. MoIIeans-
boro and Carmi. twenty minutes Mt
Evansville and five minutes Mt Enfield
This vii bring him TO Henderson, KY,
at 2:05 p. m. Mr. Bryan Will leave Hem
dcrson al p. m. for his eastern tour.
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PLuEFlELD, W. Va. Sept. 1.-THE
last legislature passed bill. prnvld-
Ing for the establishment OF n high
grade school at Blueiield for the color
ed youth Of the state" To he known as
Blueneld COlorc1 Institute. and SS.O0l
was appropriated for the purchase Of
n suitable location and the erection Of
q building. The structure is quite an
imposing ono and has just been acom-
plctcd md turned over to the state by
the contractor, Mr.. George S. johnson.
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NEW YORK. Sept, 1i.-John Mr-
ClaVa & Sons, manufacturers " Nl-
cycles, to-day assigned to William
Harrison. without preferences.
The liabilities OF the firm are cstl-
mated nj 100000, but the value ot the
assets which consist Of bicycles, ma
terials md accounts Is difficult 10 fin.
The assignment does not directly arcct
the lumber business Or John McClaNo.
Tho creditors Of the iRttNr concern Will
decide whether the circumstances nc
cesstatc an assignment by John Nc
Ciaye pCrSOnRllv
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PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. 1l,-For
the third time In the history OF the
long time champion. Robert j., was
beaten by Frank Agan to-day. II was
at NHrragansett Park to-day, and 53.-
600 people saw the great battle between
the PAGERS. Robert J. went the two
nrst heats OF the race and then com
menced to give evidence OF being Just a
trife OF form and Frank AEan won the
third, fourth and NTH heats. Time,
2.05k, ?:05, s:06, tr
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liar and n coward. The affair grows ogt
Of the eH-Sheriff Chavez asSassInatial
case, wherein political supporters x
Catron nre accused ot the brutal mur-
der OF leading Democrat Of this
county In 1872. CatrNn Is alleged tl
have dictated TO the Albuquerque Cg,,.
zen an anonymous communication,
which seriously reflects upon the per-
sonal and official character W Cover
nor Thornton. Mutual friends of tN,
two parties Tonight fear personal
encounter between them.
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RITUAL IN ENGLISH ONLY.
Decision OF tho Great sun Council, Inn
proved Order or Red oIsn.

proved Order Of Red ,1sn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnn., Sept. 1.-THE
Great Sun, Council. Improved Order OF
Rcd Men, spent most OF the day in con-
sldcrRt!on OF the new ritual. a COM
mittec report recommending that It be
not printed IN any language but English
wns adopted by vote of 72 TO 81 after n
lively discussion.
Houston, Texas withdrew from COM
petition ms the place of meeting for next
council.
The proposition 10 change the degree
nf PocahontAs 80 that only the wives
and sisters. mothers and daughters OF
Red Men may take the degree was ia
yorably considered.
A number OF former Red Men now
rcslden. In Canada have made uvertures
10 the council looking to the intrudur-
ton OF tho order In the Dominion. This
move Is not fnvOrrRbly received In the
council. its members declaring that the
order Is distinctly American and cannot
enter Canada except In case OF Rnnexa-
iInp
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COLUMBIA, s. c.. Sept. 1.-THE
Democratic executive committee me.
Tonight and Officially. declared Judge
Earle the senatorial nominee. his ma
jor!ty over Governor Evans being 3.34S
The committee also adopted resolution
calling Upon the state bnarIl OF control
and the legislature to make most rigid
and public investigation into the dlspcn-
sary scandal and givo tho public the
benefit OF all the testimony, The board
OF control Will meet for that purpose on
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CHlLLICoTHE. Mo. Sept. 1.-the
Second congressional district Demo-
cratic convention, after frultless srs-
sion extending over four days, during
which l,Om ballots were cast. took n
recess this evening until Wednesday.
September %. The last ballot resulted
tho same MS the FIRST. judge W. ".
Ruckcr having thIrty-eighi votes and
the four other candidates having the
votes from their respective counties.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark Sept, IT.
George T. TRgg, treasurer of Pike
county. has disappeared, leaving
heavy shortage In his accounts. HIS
term had expired hut n few days asN
and he was To have transferred his Of
ilce to his successor yesterday When
the safe vas opened u was discnvcred
that S2,iO0 In cash wns missing and an
examination o! the books showed DC
fnlcnilnn OF Sg0.0Nn.
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IN DARKEST EGYPT.
Advance OF the Anslo.Esyptian
Army Up the Nile
IS vERYSUCCESSFUL so FAR.

rhs Derrhhes In View OF the scouts, but
Retreat or the Slightest Sign ofa For
ward Morement-Troor, Fail OF En-
ihnsi"sm and Aniious for brush with
tho Enemy Gnnboats that will Play an
Important Part IN the Erpelition--Tho
Advice Given 10 Hicks Pasha 90 .sISeep
cio" TO the Nile" being Followed In
this Expedition.
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HELENA. Mont. Sept. 1.-THE gold
wing OF the Republican party to-day
nominated o. r, Goddard, or yellow.
stone county, FOR Congress and j. II.
Vivian, II. kippenbHrg and F. II. Nnsh
FOR presidential electors. The convcn.
tlon endorsed tho st. Louis platform,
plcdging support TO Mckinley and IIo-
bart and declared for woman suffrage.
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FRANKFORT. KY, Sept lt,-SlncA
the asylum for fCchlc-mlndcd children
burned Inst month these wards hav"
bren cared for In The annex THIS
building burned fortnight but all the
inmates were rescued, They wrrn
brought scAntily clad and harrfooi"l
Intn this city and Orc being cared for at
the nr,nory. Al arc believed 10 be
saved,
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TREND OF TRADE.
Relief From Monetary Anxiety
Docs Not Improve Business,
ALTHOUGH CONTINUED BUYING

shows III, Growing Belief that a General
Upward Tendency will Como thI, Fall.
Only One-uslr the Iron Making oarao-
ity OF the Country I, Now Employed.
Ton Thou.nnd Coke Worker, idle In tho
ConnslI.vin. FIcld-corn Crop Lsrge,,
Known.
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wS,hburm Guitars mud Mandolin, st t'nt
Prices.

The manufacturers OF Washhurn
Guitars and MandOlIns viii change
their styles October l. They have given
ug permission to cut prices on our pres
ont stock. This applies 10 pres
ont stock only. as those Instruments
are sold under contract at uniform
prices everywhere. This Is tho first
tlinCS prices hava ever been cut. Now
is the time to buy them,
r. ". RAUMER Co,
1910 Market Street,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., from, New
York.
NEW IORk-PnriH. from Southampton
oTEENSTOWS-Eir from New
York; Edam, from Amsterdam.
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BLUEFIELD. W. Va, Sept. IL
Ground was broken to-day for the GREG
tion Of wlgwnm 10 be used for paIit-
Zeal meetings, II viii he sixty by ono
hundred and twenty feet md win have
n seating capacity for 1900 persons.
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SANTA FE.. ". NJ, Sept, 1.-THE
New Mexican tonight prints letter
from Governor W. T. Thornton, IN
which he declares congressional dele
gate T. ., Catron to be o poltroon, a