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MR. 4RowBRIDGE,s FUNERAL.
Will Take Place This Afternoon nt 2:3
 O'clock ot inc Houue

~iAi A"@e Riaco This Afternoon nt 2:3O
 O'clock at the House,
 Arrangements for the funeral of the late Thomas R. Trowbridge have been completed. The body arrived in this city yesterday afternoon and was taken to the late home of the deceased on Temple street. A special car was plac- ed at the disposal of the family by the Consolidated road.
 The funeral services will be held at the late home of the deceased at 2:90 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. pr. New man Smyth officiating. There will be no service at the church in deferenoe to the wishes of the bereayed family.
 The following bearers have been se- lected; Oliver S. White, George H, Townsend, Charles H. Townshend, Robert A. Brown, Charles D. Graves, Arthur D. Osborne, Charles H. Trow- bridge and Dr. F. E. Beckwith. Henry T. Blake will have charge of the fun eral.
 Through arrangements that have been made, any friends wishing to view the remains previous to the funeral services can do so at the house at noon between the hours of 12 and 1. | ACTION OF THE HISTORICAL SO- GETTY.
 At meeting of the New Haven Col ony Historical society last evening the following action was taken: The directors of the New Haven Col ony Historical society hereby express their deep sorrow upon the decease of their president, Thomas R. Trowbridge. For thirty years he had rendered in valuable services to the society as director, it's secretary and it's presi- | dent. They extend to his bereaved | family their deep sympathy for them in this hour of their aff1iction. The secretary is directed to place this vote | upon the records of the society, and to send a copy of the same to the family of MT. Trowbridge.
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PRETTY FOLDER.

An exceptionally pretty folder is be- ing circulated by the Y. M. c. A., which contains information concerning the coming entertainments to be given during the winter. A picture of each ar fist is given and also a number of flat tering press notices from the various cities visited,
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DEATHS.

TR0WBRIDGE-I Iitchileld Conn, Tues day, October 25th, Thomas k. Trowbridge, aged 30 years.
 Funeral services will be held at No. 353 past two o'clock. instead of at the Center Church, as previously announced. LlFERMQRE-In this city, October 26th, Mary G, Llyermore, aged 80 years, eight months
 Funeral from her late residence, 91 Olive street, Friday, October 2Sth, at three o'clock 2t* CLARK-At Orange, Wednesday, October 26th, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs $. D. Woodruff, Rebecca Maria Clark, In the 85th year of her age Funeral services will be held from the resi- dence of her son. Everett B. Clark, on Saturday, October 29th, at o'clock. Rel atives and friends are invited to attend. Interment at Milford 2t
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REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

Room II, 49 Church Street Any Republican wishing information in reference to being made an elector or se- curing naturalization papers will receive all needed information at the Republican Com, mittee Room from 9 a. m. to 9 D, m,
 JAMES H. MACDONALD Chairman Republican Town Committee. o13 If
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Board of Assessors of the City of New Haven will be in session at Room No. 8, City Hall daily from October 1, 1858. to November 1, 1898, inclusive, Sundays ex- cepted, from 9 a. m. until p. m., for the purpose of receiving lists of all persons own ing property (real or personaD subject to taxation.
 Il any resident taxpayer neglects or re- fuses to hand in list made and sworn to as prescribed by law, sickness or absence from the city being no excuse,) the Assessors must make out list and add thereto ten per centum, as required by law. Each parcel of Real Estate must be separately described.
 EDWARD r. MERRILL,
 OSCAR F. IVES,
 CHARLES A. BALDWIN,
 WILLIAM r. SHANNON,
 GEORGE w. NEAL, o1 I'm Board of Assessors
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court.
 October 27th, 1898. ESTATE of WILLIAM M. GRANNJISS. late of North Haven, in said District de-

Oct0DeT 27th, 1858.
 of North Haven, in said District, de-
 ceased.
 An instrument in writing, purporting tos be the last will and testament of said de-8 ceaseu, having been presented in Court and Hiram Jacobs of East Haven having made written application praying that the same may be probated. and that letters testa- cation on file in this Court more fully ap- pears it is ORDERED - That said application be- heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the Sd day of November, 1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public n0- of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said es-3 tate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having a circulation in said District
 LIVINGSTON W. CLBAyELAND, o2S St Judge.
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Northford Republicans.

The Republicans of Northford will hold n caucus, to nominate Representative. next Saturday evening at $ o'clock, in Associa- tiOn Hali. Per order of
 o25 5t TOWN COMMITTEE.
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CLAIRVOyANT.

MARY J. WRIGHT, NJ. D.-Home 27 High street near Grown. Consultation on Medi- cal, Personal and Business matters, $1.00. Doctor treats all chronic diseases with or without medicine. Hours: to 12 m. :; to 5 ?. m. and evenings; Sundays, 10 to 1. Class, Fridays p. m
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District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 october 25th, 1898. ESTATE of HENRY F. FUTILE. late of North Haven, in said District, deceased New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credit ors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to WARNER D. HUDSON
 o26 St Administrator
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4Qt&reIlameums.
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
 Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will meet in Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall, on Friday. Oc- tober, 28, 1898, at 8 u.&m., when the fofloW.a ing matters will be considered:- ,s Petitions of David D. Childs Henry Don- ovan, Frank A. Warner BenJamin F Brock ett, B. H. Tucker, Samuel H. Armistead and L. W. Howard for damages. All parties interested in the foregoing are notified to attend and be heard thereon with out further notice Per order.
 JOHN J. HOGAN, Chairman.
 Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN.
 o26 st Assistant City Clerk,
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Grocery,

UUUlUu UlUUu . Our new Canned Vegeta- bles, the "Favorite" brand, arrived this week, including Corn, Peas, Limas and String Beans. We shall make a spe- cial inducement and guaran- tee the quality, oc, 5 for a5c, SI.oo dozen.
 Fine California Peaches, Pears, Plums and Apricots, 15c can.
 White Cherries 200 can. Over 80 varieties of Fancy Cakes and Crackers to choose from. Favorite Milk Crack. CTS Sc lb, Pilot Oyster Crack CTS Sc lb.
 RELISHES. Edam, Pineapple, Meadow Sweet, Neuf- chatel, Club House and Welsh Rarebit Cheese.
 Girkins. Horse Radish, and Tomato Catsup 10c per bottle.
 JAMS.
 A full assortment of Curtis Bros. Jams, I5c jar; fine assorted Jellies 1oc glass. A full line of Canned Meats and Fish.
 Also cut to order: Boiled Ham, Dried Beef, Pressed Beef and Smoked Halibut. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FRUITS
 AND VEGETABLES.
 Large Native Celery r5c bunch.
 Cape Cod Cranberries 1oc quart.
 Native Lettuce SC head. 4A lbs best Butter $1.oo. Best Prints 25c.
 \. 1. FULLERTON, Proprietor,
 926 Chapel Street.
 Leading Grocer.
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LOST.
FOR RENT

A FEMALE fox terrier, white body and brown head has been spayed.
 OPS 1t* Fl. L.. RIA State street.
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FOR SAI.E,

PLEASANT front room, with board; low price to right party. Ring upper bell
 OPS 7t# 97 SHERMAN AVE-
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FOR SALE.

ONE-FAMILY house. suitaLe for doctors office, on York street between Chapel and Elm. c. s. SCOVILLE,
 o26 3t# Hubinger Building.
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FOR SALE.

LADIES' Bay Horse, $1oo; seven years k.nd. gentle; also carriage, blankets, etc.
 o2S It G. A. Box I72 New Haven
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MARIN k LIST.
HOST.

LOSE, MONDAY evening, fox terrier, female, white, black around both eyes, one black and one spotted ear. Reward if> returned to (o2S 1t*) 294 HOWARD AVE.
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a@ants.

One Cent Word for each insertion. nve cents Word for a full Week. sew en times.
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A FINE building lot Elm street. north side near Orchard. 102 feet front; can be di yided A. McC. APPREHENSION
 o14 cod It 304 Exchange Building.
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MARRIAGES.

NEIIe-BRooKE-o Tuesday, October 21, 1898, at No, Al St, Johns Place, Brooklyn. N, Y,, by the Rev, Thomas A, Nelson, D, D., Julia, daughter of Mrs. Julia A. and the late Edwin Bridges Brooke, to Dr. Archibald MoNeil of New Haven, Conn,
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District of New Haven, ss: Probate Court

Dlstricb Of New Haven. ss Probate Court, ESTATE of MARSHALL STEVENS. late of
 New Haven, in said Districe, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the I.strict of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credit. ors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate Those who neglect to be debarred. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to GEORGE A. STEVENS,
 OPT St Administrator.
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WANTED. COOK and laundress for first-class situa. ton with private family MRS. BABB. O1o U 126 Court street
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WANTED,
WANTEIl

IU buy standing wood, for Cash; the larger Ihe piece, the better 1t will suit Address r. .. BOX 1872, New Haven, Conn, stat ing prlce, location, and number of acres.
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WANTED.

BEST help for any kind of work can ai- ways De secured here with our long es- fablished and largest business in the State. Y we can guarantee satisfaction We have more and better help than can be found elsewhere. We know, and have discarded. most all the useless class; everybody knows that this Is the most reliable place III the state. N. SHERMAN, Employment Agency, 775 Chapel street. iyf2 If
 Patent Stove Brick Last Longest. d21y
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WANTED--Case of bad health that R-I-P. ANS will mo- benefit. Send 5 cents to hlpans Chemical Co.,, New York. for 10 samples and 1000 testimonials iy1S tf
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I''--''7''l7' 7'-'-l.-----s---,ll-
 WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED.

WANTED, A FIRSECLASS barber; steady job. o2o ltN S3 MEADOW ST.
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Quail C"nn.It S,,,..,.,

,;sn', 'u."ay morning. while Mrs car
h 49, 'aer' wife OF Assessor Haer va,
aa.i. u, out the clothes In her a., ~
near itoann. Ind, she noticcd ,' u'
sailing about over her bn.a "a"
gazing at the ground. AZ /, te'.'y
M 49, eoVey OF quail was flushed
w. :; o.,as' terror stricken, rising sw,ft
49, - tn , mad effort to escape tho NV
emy' The hawk cut off retreat o ~, ~ ~
800 ana the frightened bobwhi,os
~ neo suddenly and few win s,an
olee against the side of tho 49,.
INA, none OF them were ki,,ad -. .ouse
7hoeh. Only two or three m,n.n, -ne
E ,iun ,awaS' Mr. Baer had a fine u,niI
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which Egg. Ar. ,.

me statement is oft.n
ing pa.a ~ mems are best for hate,
s,a,, recent experiments at ,he tn. ),
,sas, on Indicate the contrary So far :.
tiyo az concerns the per cent. of r.
.ne esgs' The comparative siza ar,
~. ehseh or the chicks is nor o., -
. nI ,ercentage Of fertility was ~ co. eu
EST with ~ ~ ~, na'ched pulets and 10 y
.nl, "a.n .he old hens. though the ~
= 49, a. hot conclusive The ferl;,i,r
70 - esss averaging five days old va a. my
=. e.n.. higher than OF eggs ayerasi nv
Two dovs MA aging
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Get Into the Sl1ade

hca, ny become sunburnel ana o,,o,.
CANT eo = W, Mhcn you can obtain s,'eh over sI
ira,no, ana stylish parasols at smnh e'e
nn n''e'y low prices We arr. 'o oSfar ex
$l.5o for es chlna silk parasols, wart
~. White China silk Par,so,s ,,
sels at Special price Of , omI,, y Win ruff
p.1ro sun hantisomer White cbino c:,-
n.,r ,,u,ner lot of handsome co,o..,
this wso, IN all new patterns are otro,.e g.,
usual nrice lS >, d less than one-half the
shirt Waists. all colors an,
Numbered coiors. As cents ~ patterns.
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Abducted by nm ornnE-outnn~


Numerous stories have been told OF
persons being abducted by orang-ou-
| tangs, carried to their retreats and
aakarans river the Clothes Ees'i and In
- 'neir friend. Suddenly thav ~, 49,
ao voice. and following the sound A1 ar
= oo we're, the missing fellow hlgh ~ Us -
u Tree with an orang-out,nr up IN
a,ue "A rife shot brought the bn n,s
an'l''aI to the ground, when the ha nase
man descended and told Of his :, n"ppy
adventure - LIS strange
so ne llad been out hunting ana w., J.,
sone 10 the river to hatba iiao
mo a. : ne was seized by the arms Nv
ln n "'i''nal and was compelled 70 ~ ~
ca., =. hey arrived at the foot ~
h a' ,a'n tree where the youth maaa
'i'sey b'lt Involuntary ascent ""e a
n' ~, !" nere lie found himself a prisonao
= g., comfortable lodging. Five dans oner
s'','hed. his weird hostess e,.,,.i,1 ne
"p ~, him every day win fr',1.
~ vegetables ana bringing w,,as us 80
cocoanut shell "'ter III
~, anSes''sation has proved char s,,
49, are lndisputable. The CONN., ~"
~ - "'so shared by st. John ma -,
'o' Oh Il book on Bornean travels a.
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Socks for Unc,A S..

rat nn olo Georgia lady, past 90 i .
acc ~ suek knItter. She tells Of i ar
49,. enlistment very quantity in T, -,
as' ! alters knowed thar won't, =.
~ i war before died" she sav De
a'iefs had faith that | would 80
in II ana hshe'n. say had faith
soy ~ -, nave never ceased to knit
III, ~ ,oi me soldiers. kent en- a.
paieu endurin' Of the late war ,aa
NY, a1o pair OF war sox on Mana
-, nun Many and MANY ;. 49,
so."lef died in the sox | made p n,
: rev come home in ON ,, p''e
zee won two battles in sov ''h-
would -" ri,s you reckon the government
eve me pair for 'cpy,
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SPECIAL
BARGAINS

~ Two punches FOR % cents PSF punch
uses all colors. 10 crnts
I,i Ills only ] cent per bunch n1 punch
bunch. % he Valley, 10 cents nar
straw s.: Sailors %1 eh IL plain ana fancy
me case of Childrcn,s
cents an ana % shapes. worth sl.cn ana an ~
wn nr.'h'e e, ~ White Sailors velvet ho,,
" az" mna sl.oo, now so cents. bands.
sold f., ~ n OF Ladies' Sailors, a,war.
10 cents ~ cents special sale this wes *
,yd ha a :, Short Back Panama sa,,o..,
'o o sl25 for 10 cents "'''a sailors.
i,osi an colors, plain and fonc,
s's IN price from 80 cents T., 'a =, ~
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Veterans stnlxx,r,

Mexican Veteran Edw,n 10y
the a,ten',, missouri, who was one Of
- n' attendants at the annual re,n ~
ranra jasper on Washingtons BlrthGa,
St alwa a.n'ea not only himself, but ,cn
eon,'' q sons. ranging in age 49,.
49, ~ y seven down TO twenty-one a, ,o.n
one OF whom is ready for 49,. every
s"i1an' old hero declares, as vac =, me
honor 81 u. nus, nus DAY In maintaining tho
bows NJ '"e'l mas. Besides the ten
era n Mr, Grifiln numbers thIrtv-s va
c chIuen'idren and five great-grana o
{ ,,an uieli among his descenaa
nrl o"'"s of which he is pardonah,.'
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INDIAN MAGIC.
4 Wonderful Tale of IIlustoH Which


4 Wonderful Tale of Illuaton Which
Dumbf0unded the BehoIder.
A correspondent writing from India
Regarding the theory that the iugglers
perform their tricks by will power"
says: During the course Of the Indian
jMutny I made the acquaintance Of one
Iof these gentlemen Of India, who tried
itc instruct me how to perform these
tricks. lie said it was all imaginary
lon the part of the spectators, as he
!simpiy willed that they should see
those things. Yet L. in common with
Western nations, was too animalized.
sensual and nlaterializcd by flesh eat
ling and consumption of alcohol to re-
tain or accept any deep spiritual teach
ling. The most exciting performance
THAT h. gave for my amusement. was
1.-The converting of Il bamboo stick into
a native servant. who waited at table
and supplied our wants.
| 'Afterward--in his ABSENCE tried
1t, and to my surprise the same man
was before me asking for instructions.
II directed him to fill the chattels in
the veranda with water from the we'll
lin the compound. This he proceeded
to do. Wien he had filled them all to
Ioverilcwing, I requested him to stop.
He however. took no notice of me- and
went on stolidly bringing in the wa
ter, until. in my excited imagination,
| II seemed that the bungalow would be
washed away. Finding that l could
not arrest or stop his movements, he
not exist. drew my sword and lay in
wait for him. Making a slash, I APP
parently cut him in twain, when 10!
there were two men bringing in the
water, neither Of whom could I re-
strain or prevent from doing So
| was completely out OF my depth,
when heard quiet laugh be-
hind me. and on turning l found
1t was my instructor, who held
up his right hand and the two men
disappeared, the stick resuming its
place in the veranda. and to crown all
there was not the slightest sign or any
water having been brought in
Il eXcitedly appealed to him for an
explanation, He said that he had been
present all the time. having willed that
he should be invisible to me, and that
l should imagine myself to see and do
what thought had taken place In
order to prove 1t, lie asked me to step
out into the compound and directed nv
attention to huge cavern, which
knew was not there before. AS l en-
tered. number of huge elephants and
camels issued from it in a continuous
stream, yet | could not touch one of
them. They apparently passed over
me as though did not exist. He again
'alsed his hand, and the cavern and an
imals disappeared. and there was no
indication of any exodus OF any kind"
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Ii lungs Ishx.,,,

tna mss I,a, i1n King Eng. who is noted ;,
u ane !, on''ed States as the only Cbines -
.on'ah who has graduated frnn,
na' medical college has haa L
ny" nonor conferred upon her w. q
his chia Ing Chang has appointed her
Ma, in'e' physician. The Wom,n,s
,nso'eal College OF philade,nbia an =,
nea anna mater. She has been 49, -
h he, 'ully successful in practice amona
- people and is held in high astoa.a
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NOTICE.

81 ~ :, ~ Licenses for the yea,
q 1877 and 1893 have 49,
pred. All persons who a..
continuing business w. are E
have their liccnsas % must
la :, b,,Je as = penalty is at
50 and the law in such c,s ="
Will be impartial. 'o'
Respectfully,
{ om,o;a. NJ. 3. JONES, |
nay s-4t-sun eh ue.
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ne inventory ana apprajsan"',
ne estate Of Adolph Sutro- ,na', CT
an saay by his mind becoming arrec,a n.c-
will jnnra .a"s 'aets Of interest. what
IA ess most people as pecu,iar -
rhon nn'".i amount of ready mono, 20
* noush the eAtire estate is v,lma "HeS'
banI. hniiiiohs of dollars, the mona ~
an aun amounted to only s47a,5o "a am', IN
~ personal property to sst .u one
na nuiside property is placed a. ses
,is s !eaV,hg s2,l57 tGl as The vn,,, 900 :
80 'ah FRANCISCO real estate "'ue Oh
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L6nE-LiyeI Lane

,,a ne leaf of a creeping moss found :.
me West Indies. KNOW 80 touhu IN
pant, is absolutely indss,r,o. nt ne
wa,e leans except immersion in boilins
,raa 49, or the application OF q red.has
a ~ II may be cut and dlvided A =,
VII, th "nner' and the smallest shreds
h "M' throw out roots, grow and so Gus
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The WAR AND BUSINESS

Sss. aSs5 = me nearly all the donro.
,aean shipping has been cnnan' ~ amer
sass,l1T during the first nnn,n - .h'
- mere has been no appr..to,,a
eatse IN the exports. Bon ~, w
' 'terlcan shippers seem =,
ESQ confidence in the ,b,,i,. .'.se
IN N.tierlcan fleet to protcc, a., 'ae
4T;sSest from the Depreciation.
.sushty dons. This is an e,.,,,. .'e
&c., 90. ger OF the fact 1l,,t ,,,.,,h
1919 not suffer as much IN
49,. war aus many persons b,,,
So . suppose. NaturaIlv ~,
|s9si 1nlE interests would be ~.
sss's frightened if ,h,.. "'S'
49,. any danger. The t.opn,o.
Essss salls. branch Of trade VIII saan o.
4 SsssuA on the part or ~.
ailc the trouble with s,,i,,
OF being hin,ironc.. ,.i, 'l"''n'
Sss.,a.. business along many u.
f n !" - me fact that some val, u.s., IN
~ sil persons think the war v,,n ,''o' M
49, we've months it is encour,o,na
as feel that the progress Of ,na s
;tsne. l''at length Of
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one has taken the trou,1a
up Secretary Ayers mo, ~. .o. Z
s sstF y IS asserted on s,..,,i,,
that he very narrn,y,,. A's R""'
tired from his posi,in, 'ie"
oaseayaliry In Michigan raa - Colonel
without leave. In 1er.r,, ~
Sss pelitica' influence, however '' h'
49, N. TO resign" Later ,ha a.
4. secured for him a con,,.>.
'or general. I, is pnfam,.
800 on. one Of the most
aasches Of the governme,, ' na. - N'
De presided over D, ,his
s man who owes his ad,' '''e'-
favor.:i*,n insteuo -,
IS eng bravery His conauc, :, :, MGR
sslssssn's:the Office is likely 10 w. :, a.
Sasssrlzed by the same M, ~ n' pe ehar
his advancement Ms 'ha'
49, more detrimental to M a',nlns
80 ana general spirit Of ~ "4Se'-
ssa,s navy than the prev:I.n.a "r'nS
ssssl.3oh 20 the effect thar ,,,,,,, an
political standing are the aS ',,
sss5sss 80 ~ . ascend to greatness
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Z. the Spanish soldiers u,,
MN dmtar' a,on,ojo,s sn,,a w."
FIJI SIS opinion tina, American 49, ~
ssissi 'sht' the Spanish board o,
''s contrary, notwithstand
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81 present administration s..,n,
.s.:s decided the question !, ,',
s. .lab great mems song by ,oah a
IN e colonies. max
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a ygra.. 81 = ! oe hoped tina, Admiral csr
ssaH,,s,. = ~lii have that .sinkin.
asrsbsa g thoroughly and accura,n'S
In the patent medicine .' ,s.,
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|sssssa rella bly, Affirmed tina, the ,,,o,
sa.,as not yet heard of the spanlSh
saeah war. What a relief i, ,.,',,,
ne average American cjtiyan -
rance. '''''' 'and or igno
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sssrthe Daily Press may be obtained
avery morning at the following place:
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