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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18
IONDON'S MORNING NfWS

London, Oct. h.-Morning: Belated dis
patches from the scene of action IN South
Africa throw little fresh light upon the
situation. The Beers appear to be
strengthening their position in Natal and
biding their own time for attack. The
Orange. Free State burghers are threat
ening. to invade Cape Colony by way of
Norvalpont and Aliwal North, both OF
which are at their mercy, If they pos
sess artillery. So far as is known the
only British forces stationed at Aliwal
/ North is a detachment of the Royal Berk-
shire regiment. aa-
Today was the last day for the reserves
TO rejoin the colors and the latest reports
from the principal centers show that vir-
tually all the reserves have presented
themselves.
The Prince of Wales, accom- panied by
the Grand Duke Michael of Russia, made
a special inspection today of the Scots
Guards, prior to their departure for South
Africa next Saturday. He cordially con-
graduated the commanding officer, Colo
mel Arthur Paget, on having so fine bat
TALON, and briefly addressed ethe men. At
forwards he conVersed at length with Co
lionel Paget and his American wife.
The Cork Constitution says that a few
evenings ago Charles Tanner, Nation
alist member of parliament for the mid
die division Of Cork, was abusing the
queen and the British soldiers, whereup-
on one of the Royal Engineers knocked
him down, promising to repeat the opera
ton if Dr. Tanner would rise DR.. Tanner
says the soldier hit him with a stone,
thus causing swelling and discoloration
q. u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18
HoYTs REsT cnn,FnY

Hovt-s best play. a Texas Stssr." with
he mssrry features that make &. she rncst
Interesting lauga-pTo1ucer IN saa entire
category d funny DIzvs xsi1 - the A.
tractiCn a. TIRE Crawford theatre Eafur-
DAY next. October p l. . very cay 90
understand Why th5s merry eEs~E Z
Hoyts has achieved \ vogue that s. 70.
enjoyed ~ any other c7rnss!y tha& EaE
o<en produces n Tece1t years. u oze clssF
stops - consider that & i zss5sa TIE
only pay . ia Class thst - ezclussreIg
oTtEIrsl 6otA = regard 20 It's CHARACTERS
and r the manner u co1sErssctloa me
master Eb1d - Ausrtcz-s c-ief EpEleEy
Srite- = apparent 81 every Ire Ard Stu
atlaa- thus giving fhe piece Al Irdlvfaa-
ATTY thar wl{i zlTzYs rzssss n - -. -
zzrde1 a. one q tne best things that Nr.
EoFt ever wruts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18

character that has ever been seen ION the
American stage. Miss GleesOn Is a very
beautiful young woman whose abilities a.
a dancer are uuexceiled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18

A mammoth minstrel arrangement OF
the bright crisp and wholesome kind
aptly described Richards & Pringle's IN
equalled minstrel show that will appear
month II carries the greatest gathering
Of colored talent eyer brought together
IN one big combination. Fifty names are
in its roster. two big military bands, a
the best features Of an Old and new min
strel show. It's big street parade, which
will be given al 2:30 IS well worth watch
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18
PAYNE County Convicts Skinned.

Guthrie, o. T. Oct T-sherfff Annis
Of Payne coounty, has taken the follow
ing prisoners to the Lansing peniten-
tiary: Boyd Stroup, one year for high
way robbery; Charles Bowman, two years
for larceny; Wallie Pierce, two years for
burglary.
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some FOlKS HAVE DOUBIS

London. Oct lL-Morning: Today's news
from the western Urder~NS educeS alleged
heavy fighting at Mafeking to ordinary
proportions. The earlier sensational
story originated in the skirm!shes be-
tween the aTmored train and small de-
tachmepts OF Beers. although since then
much may have happened TO the little
how refugees arriving at Lorenzo Mar
cues should have come into possession OF
news of serious Boer losses at Mafeking.
At the same time. it must be remember
ed. that much news from the Transvaal
is likely to come by way Of Delagoa Bay.
as most other channels are strictly CEN
sore6
Cape Town Oct IA special from
Nlafeking says that all was intact there
up 20 Saturday night At that time the
Boer artillery was being brought up but
hai not been nLacea In posi.ion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18

Jan ard Bertha Gi4esan srs a.. - -.
5sE hsta % tne EzFs a Eaf Csa Ts-ss :
Tnei- cAk. UzGf sd Azzr-x : ~ So.
2-izslS224F Presented EzsecAz4tT ~ 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18
AT THE B0ER CAPITAL

pretoria, Oct I.-(Delayed 1.-THE ex-
ecuuve council have decided 10 release ali
ourghers undergoing a years imprison-
nleIlt or less All other prisoners who are
IN the same category viii be sent across
the border. The French German and
ltalian consuls have issued proclamations
Gaining upon their respective citizens 10
remain neutral Commandment General
Joubert has established his heado1,artsTs
az charleston and opened telegrapaic
commuaicauon with the TraDsvaf by way
OF La1n's Mex Guns ard foodstuffs
found secreted IL the mines OF the Rand
are connscated- The government has or
oered the command outside Of johannes
ours 10 act in case OF any disturbances
As Il has been discovered that afteu1nrs
are pelng made 10 tamper with the rail-
ways, the landrests have been authorized
10 shoot on sight ali persons found rsa-
ralLNaEs win 6Ena nil.
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IhE INVASION as NATAI

New York. Oct IA dispatch to the
Herald from London says: The Daily
Telegraph publishes this dispatch from Its
special correspondent:
L.adysu'iJh Mondav.-Duudee IS now
is now practically empty. Special trains
have brought down 21ao persons. mostly
women and children. besides many IN
trucks tfiat carsl- A military order 10
evaciiate was received IN Dundee at q
o'clock this morning. The Dutch and IA
tive local miners have lex their work in
the Dundee district. All tn mines in this
area have oeeen closed down, owing 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18

the best plants in the territory. The town
is growing rapidly, and during the past
year fourteen acres has been added TO
the townsite. making in all AGO acres, and
nearly every lot sold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18
TRANSVAAL'S CREnlT Gam

London, Oct E.-Dr. Leyds. the Euro
sei.a - FeseItatiVe OF the Transvaal gov
ernr1ent, replying today from yan SsfI'as
p an inquiry by the Associated Press IS
% whether there was any truth b. Ire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18

Colonel First Regt. Q. =. \. G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-18

vzIue % 81 No-aee1 ~. bs-
seut FREE l. suF sae.Erss y
BrA6SeId Regulates 60.
Atlanta. Ca
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Con.lnaea Il - -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-04
PERSONALS.

Mr.. w. G.. Petty. of Carthage, spent
yesterday in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. $. Wait yesterday re-
turned from trip north.
Mrs. Helen Deb. Mills is visiting Mrs.
DIR. Royster, on West Morgan street
Mr.. George Thompson is spending
Sunday with his family in Pittsboro.
Mrs. N. E. Egerton, of Selma, is in
the city, visiting at her fathers.
LOCAL
Professors Kemp =. Battle and NJ. c.
S. Noble, of the University, spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr.. H. T. Gregory. postoffice inspec-
tor, went up to Greensboro yesterday
to spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Pace and Miss Matte Pace re-
turned from Chapel Hill Friday, accom-
panied by Miss Emily Gibson, of Con-
corI.
Mrs. j. Pressly Medlin left this
morning for Baltimore, where she will
spend several weeks with her mother
and relatives.
Miss Frances MacRae and Misses
Hinsdale have returned from Oxford.
where they went to attend Horner
School commencement.
BISHOP w. w. DuHCdil. VI kypdltUh
burg, s. c., who will preach this morn
ing and tonight at Edenton Street Meth
odist church. reached Raleigh yesterday.
He is the guest of Mr.. b. s. Jerman.
Miss Eliza Moore yesterday returned
from the Kings Daughters convention
at Southern Pines and left on the af-
ternoon train for Greensboro to attend
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union convention.
Mrs. f. ID. Jenkins and Rev. ID. A.
Pellick, of Virginia, and Mr.. ID. B. Pc
nick, of Austin, Texas, and Mrs. II. A.
Phifer, of Winston, arrived in the city
yesterday, and are visiting their sisters
at Gil Halifax street.
Mr.. James Gillian. formerly of this
city but now in the employ of the Amer
lean Tobacco Company, was in the city
yesterday. He has been visiting friends
in Eastern North Carolina, and was on
his way back to New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


I. ROSENTHAI4-Clear Sale.
W. G. STRONACH X SONS-Grocers
s. & ID. BBRWANGER-Prices Paral-
wed
WYATT HARNESS CO.-Good Horse
Sense.
ZACHARY Il ZACHARY-BuildinS
Material.
ELIZABETH COLLEGE-C. b. King.
President.
DARNELL & THOMAS-Populai
Pease Pianos.
A. b. STRONACH-Few Words
Great Values.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & Goa Pro
nounced Success.
BOYLAN, PEACE & CO.-Ladies'
Talor-Mad Suits.
DOBBIN 4 FERRAII.-Our Special
Prices in Small Wares.
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
Alkaline Lithia Water.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSUR-
ance Company-Cary j. Hunter.
IMPORTANT SALE-C. II. Belvin.
Il. C. Smith, Trustees and Commits
SionerS.
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Uncle Nose Taylor
And the Senior s
Coos Nest Farm

Ise cum ter AK bout Jacubs an Amer
muses. waiges, dere haint bin no gee
ment an Meriers gwine ter er baptin
mex Sundy an vans ter no her standin
groun. The Senior turned to The Rever-
end Aaron Christmas, What do you
think would be a fair price to pay the
boys" Eff dey ter be pade fer dere wuk
hit straeks me dat bout er doller er
weak mite libralize um, eff dey is ter
he pade ercordin ter der Ribul Ernalugis
/ reclines ter ack es er Vampire.
Desc hear rehexshuns nv Mister
Crismus haint er fittin de Gals de
craps dun lade an eff Jacub an Amer
MUS draps out de tale is tole.
ann sorry we can't agree Uncle Moses
said the Senior, l had hoped to keep ia
cob and Ananius in my employment.
their work pleases me fairly well, and as
cheerful Liars they are perpetual de-
light. However l do not anticipate any
trouble about labor, | shall only plant
Il small crop this year. | have ordered
Cocoanuts to set out about Six acres and
nine bushels of Jones Water Melon
seed to plant in the New grounds back
of the Woods.
For Gawds saik Boss doan low what's
hez bin sed cum ter gain Jacub an Amer
MUS ize done tole Merer dey wuZ err
GWEN to wuk fur WI eff slair wages
wuz dat vagrunce dat ur Crocus bag
cudden fling er shadder if dey wuz
Addum an Eav.
"Geranium Valley" and "T'he Gooses
Nest" are Secondary Considerations.
We are constantly adding to our stock
of fine Groceries. truth compels us
however to say that we do not think
we can ever improve on the quality of
our Flour. Butter, Coffee and Tea. Il
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

North Carolina: Fair Sunday and
Monday; light easterly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to 8 o'clock tonight: Fair Sunday and
probably Monday.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, SO: minimum
temperature, 66; mean, q; rainfall 600
inches (for "a hours.
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VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them, also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
COrns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches. Only % cents a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all Druggists.
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SHOES ARE REDUCED

Every pair of Mems Shoes in the
house 90 at the Great June Sale prices
and the picking" is fine.
Mems Buff Congress and Bals-Sl 20
-. .......... ........... 90
Mems Cordovan-all new styles-$1.50
a.. -. liz
Mems Congress & Balls, French and
Opera Toes-$1.75 a. ............ 1.3O
Mems Satin Calf, Solid Comforts-S2.0 90
a ....... .OO
Mems Mckay Sewed-wear like hand
made-S2.50 a. ........ ...... r. III
Mems Genuine Welted Wei Kid, Tan
and Blacks-$3.0O "a ............2 go
Mems Pat. Leather and Wei Kid Tan
and Black-$3.5O a. ........... 3. 10
Shoes sent out to see-compare with
those from other stores, if we are emit
tied to your business let us have it.
All Bicycle and Lawn Tennis Shoes
to go at exactly half price-rest for the
feet-solid service to the wearer.
The Hub Black and Tan, Elk soles
$500 values ...-- 100
The L. A. W. High Cut London Toe
$500 values ........... ...... LOU
Black Mixed Outing Shoes-rlbhsr
soles 81 90 values ............. .5O
Lawn Tennis Oxfords, Brown--JOc
values ........ =. ............. go
PARASOLS--
One lot of colored Taffeta Silk UNI
brellas-beautiful colors and handles
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s@sswoaa71z5asyla eswoss26ayeg1& dMeaunoaa61apyN,
"A Pronounced Success!
THE Great JUNE SALE NOW GOING ON.
More Than Ever Demonstrating the Fact Sell Good Goods
Lower Than Any House in This City,
It's Buying Time For Wash Goods!


We're
bargains always
bright and fresh
O this prints Z2U
In
dies. White Goods worth VU
Organizes Dm
sand o LEU
solid BoWete, French
= VU
addition
Muslin Underwear
ytoou
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Note IOur
CLEARANCE SALE,

Lawns at 214c
Manila Cords at DC
Organdie Imperial .............. 1Ec
French Organdie ............... Zoe
White Goods from .............. ]i2c
Excellent Quality Bed Sheets -. iJc
Beautiful line of Silks ......... i2;2c
White Shirt Waists from ........ :h)c
Crash skirts at 6Jc., Toe. and .$1.uO
White Pique Skirts at 75c and ...S1o0
Gauze Vests at &c and .......... ice
Ladies' Oxford Ties at 15c and 81 90
(Good values)
Misses Oxford and Strap Ties at Toe
ana pl.oD
COME TO SEE OUR BARGAINS.
i. R0SENTHAL.
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VIC, Stronach, & Sons,
GrOcers.
GrOcerS.

When woman is in love with her
wheel it's another case Of man being dis
placed by machinery.
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Great IS the Fall of White Goods.

WHITE GOODS OF ALI. KINDS READY FOR THE
GREAT SALE-vALUES RUN LIKE TIIESEBEAT EN- IF
CAN:
NAINsOOK CHECKS values q M
CHEN &c
q
Fancy Stripes and Plaid Organizes.
Specials.
PIECES WIDE PIQUEs121lc values 20, &c
CIORED WELT WARIsnso values az Az
Nainsooks ean Lawns Dmly ana organizes
CARREAUX-25c values .l9c
IMPORTED ZEPHYR GINGHAMS 25c values &c
S-new
Extra Saline Zoe DC
SPECIAL. DRESS GOODS STOCK:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
LUCK AT THE RACETRACK.
How the Experts Were Beaten by the SUE
perstitious Man.
From The Ne,o Orleans Times Democrat

From. The Neio Orleans Times Democrat.
Last Monday a party OF New Orleans bust
ness men from one OF the uptown office build
ings went out TO see the races. With one ex-
ception they all knew more or less about
form" and "handicapping." and the trip to
the grounds was enlivened by an animated
discussion on the relative merits Of the flyers.
The exception was a quiet gentleman. who
frankly admitted that he Was totally ignorant
OF turf matters and knew no more of the intri-
cacies Of book betting than a Hottentot knows
OF pink teas. His friends received this con-
tession with rather scornful sym pathy and
advised him not to monkey with the pool box.
When they reached the grounds they found
the second race was about to be run. and. while
Lygia was the fayorite. a h9t tip had gone
form CARTS. did a little swift figuring on thu
handicap. and concluded that the tin was re-
liable. She can't lose unless she gets struck
BY lightning" declared the chief astroloGer OF
t Mas oTSH HytiIm snd ficE Eees At Rf oSds Of 5 80 20 l !, Wbj In
the pasteboards were being written. the quiet
man. who knew nothing about racing; Hshed
q ,gaunt white mag that was on the boards at
20 to 1. His friends laughed merrily at the
yelled. for Elmer s.. Instead of getting or with
the others. turned round and ran away. -,
Now, you see" said one of the experts. how
foolish IL ia 10 bet your money on mere caprice.
No, man has any business around the pool box
unless he possesses some accurate scientific
knowledge OF the game.n While he was talk
ing the starter caught Elmer s. by the bride.
behind the bunch, Then a miracle happened.
The gaunt white horse. distanced. discounted.
track. suddenly laid back his ears. covered tho
gan like q bolt from a catapult. and won the
was second. and poor Miss Maytime may be
running yet-at least she was somewhere at
the wind-up. After the crowd caught its breath
wise men looked foolish. The quiet man
walked over and exchanged his ticket for
way TO town one Of his friends spoke up. Say,
old man. :" he said. how the dickens was It that
well. I'll teil YOU" replied the quiet man.
IN admit. you fellows know a lot more ABOUT
racing than l do. but L keep my eyes open, and
Just as we were going into the grounds / saw
a red headed woman"- Thunder and
lightning" groaned the scientific player and
tore up his form card.
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Unable. There are q couple Of small. hotels
there. but the greater part Of the VILLAGE Is
made up OF small houses built upon the plan
ofthe hshermen's huts. There are some pre-
t%entious cottages along the bluffs. but they are
the exception and really seem out o. place.
ways. Ithas a Dewey lane and a broadway, and
also boasts OF other things that have a modern
feet long byl0wide. and Broadway is ~Justabout
wide enough to permit the passage OF q one.
the. fact that S'consot has them shows
that she ia at least In touch with the
modern civilization and the coming and going
OF the railroad Quilt, S'conset seems TO be in q
world by Itself. It Is Just the sleepiest and
most restful place / know OF, and for the man
who, wants to get awav from his everyday self
and his friends, S'conset. ! believe. carries OF
the palm. The air is delightful and II is never
really hot there. One other popularity is that
they rarely, II ever. have any thunderstorms
thunder, but for some reason or other electrical
storms don't seem to get around that way
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One Cold and One Warm.
From Che Washinqton Post.

They came into a Fourteenth street car some-
whore near s street. one recent bitterly cold
evening. he and she, theatrebound, HG was
six foot u man" and you might have arrived
at a tolerably accurate estimate Of his, weight
He was wrapped in a fur-lined ulster, Wide
fur cuffs hid his heavy gloves. and Q great fur
collar covered his ears, Now and then, he re-
She Iwas as blond as the Morse Freja and
fragile as q morning glory, she was all a.shim-
the thinnest OF shoes. On her curly hair she
wore a creation of lace and spangles aud
plumes that left half her head hare. About her
shoulders was "a fur collar. which exposed her
thin silk sleeves from shoulder TO wrist. IT
her only, wrap, but she wasn't cold. She said
SO and abe looked 30. She hadn't even a blue
nose 70 disprove her asserted. He MAS half
frozen b MA as warm a. toast
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As with One Voice They Spoke Up.

At n little uptown gathering not long ago the
guests played some simple games and told
gnost stories. and managed 10 have n good
time In the old fashioned way:
Pretty soon one Of the gentlemen said:
Il don't believe we appreciate what n steady
old slow coach the human brain is. Notwith-
standing all our talk about quick wits. aud
flashes of intelligence. the brain is not so easily
thrown from It's accustomed ruts. II. for in
stance, | ask a question which Is entirely new
20 tSk ySu Tor pS a o MeiSn oS yHsr si h9iest t o' eo6 6sf flI,ot m GdS
u will go right ahead aud telegraph tho reply
In It's own hldebound way"
THAT sounds interesting" said one OF the
guests, but show us an example"
II will" said the frst speaker, with the pro-
viso that you answer II promptly" lie smiled,
and then. without any haste. quietly asked:
VIII sayed the lie OF Pocahontas
John SMITH" r9ared twenty yoicss.
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MAAr1IY,S ~VOCABULARY.
Explosives Which She Believes Necessary to
the Proper Rearing of Children.

Explosives Which She Believes Necessary to
the Proper Rearing of Children.
Nanny has been In the family for a long
time. She is invaluable. and when her rheuma-
tism lays her up for a day the domestic wheels
refuse to run. No ore OF the household has ever
had the courage to speculate as to what would
become OF the family If Nanny should be
gathered to her fathers.
She has but one fault. this rara dpis. and
whether that is a fault or not depends entirely
upon ones point of view. Nanny will say
Good Lawd." or MY Gawd" upon the slight
est provocation. Her conversation is posi-
lively freckled with those two calculations;
and her mistress didn't approve OF 1t. There
was q time. when the children were small and
were rapidly charging their yocabularles.
when their mother decided she must reason
with Nanny and show her the error of her
ways. but she never did 1t. for she learned to
look at the habit from Mammy's point OF view.
The children were growing too large to be
managed by one rheumatic nurse; so i was
decided that q second nurse must be hired.
serlousness OF the step. The mistress finally
the decision at the dinner table. but said she
would not engage the new nurse until the first
o the following Sunday Nanny came into
the sitting room with ponderous gravity IN
every line of her, face and fgure,
well, Nanny"
Ivan ter toIe yoh suthin', Don yoh hiah
that Mann Chloe"
"Why not, ManmyY"
NANNY looked gloomy and shook her head.
"She's a no count niggah."
"Oh. now. Nanny, what makes you think
that She has splendid references"
%MlsysaIly. she ain,t got no religion"
How do you known"
The old darky rolled her eyes and leaned
forward. sPeakinR II an impressive WHISPER
81 bin a-watchin' heh-watehin, heb mighty
!Oh, me- an Oh. N.Y. but, Mis- Sally, do
name o. Gawd nevah passes heb Fps. We
SaP't trus' de ehlluu Wild no such n'G'aN as
Nanny Chloe wasn't engaged, and Nanny
Procba6ly 1t Is counted unto her. for righteous
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pieces is now ready, to which constant
additions are being made to suit every
species of taste.
The performances of the Pianola
constitute its best and strongest rec
ommendation !; but until you have
heard what it will do, the fact that the
greatest pianoforte-player in the world
should be taken with it, and actually
order one, speaks volumes for its merit.
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Objectionable Stage Realism.
From, Tie Chicago inter OCEAN.

TOLEDO. Jan. 11.-At the Peoples Theatre
tonight Frank Murphy. while on the stage,
was hit by a brick thrown by accident. During
the production OF "Shanty Town" Murphy
other. In some way tonight a real brick found
is way into the pile OF property. and In the
bic force and caught Murphy squarely on the
ear, A physician was sent for and had to take
several stitches There Y great danger Ct
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