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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
CRIME OF ARENBERG.
He Not Only Committed Murder, but
Tortured His Victim.

Berlin. December 22.-official reports re-
ceived by the government regarding the
crime of Prince Arenberg, who was recent
ly court martialed in German Southwest
Africa for killing a subordinate without
proyocation and who is being brought
here for sentence. show that the offense
was much worse than the first reports in
Dictated. Prince Arenberg who is a
nephew of the centrist leader in the
reichstag of the same name, not only
murdered. but tiendishly tortured his VIC
tim while dying. There were thirty eye
witnesses of the atrocty. The murdered
man was half breed named Willie. Keen,
the sen of an Englishman and freed wo-
man. The Berlin Press expresses consii-
cradle curiosity as to what punishment
will be melted out to the offender.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
THE TRANsvAAL.

Lieutenant Winston Churchill has cabled
his mother that he reached Delagoa Bay
safely.
Seven dead and fourteen wounded was
tho casualty list of sortie from Lady
smith last Monday.
Buller's camp has been shifted TO
Chevely.
General MetfScns position is said to
be in searchligbt communication with
Kimberley.
The war office has no confirmation OF
the report that Ladysmith can hold out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton went shade higher: further ad-
vance prevented by had money aud stocks
and holiday reaizing.
IA The stock market was rife with rumors
by the bears, Boston finances caused
weakness.
Wheat was weak early, but closed
steady Corn was weak and oats duh and
fcatureless
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

afiocted by a particular 10 two pso'x.y ~
manner, consequently ina "a way for ~
be treated in the sans ~
same complaint. sneclaiist y
DR.. Hathaway = ~ treats spesLs q
sense OF the word-ne his cun.. ~
In special manner while % eS ~
studied out years ~ Improved 80
hospital p s;antIS during The No. 1 e
sisn since years o. ~ ~ spscl,ll1 Y
Country. DR.. Hathaway isadividul
success is due to this VI
treatment, .pss no ehAiX ~
suitation aud advice :. 3
by mail. utTHAWAss
Dr.. Hathawss. q. 49,
200 81. Alamo Fse Il,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
FOREIGN.

banquet was rendered General Brooke
In Havana.
The Havana municipal council refused
a vote of thanks to President Mckinley
An immense rock at Amalf, on the gulf
of salerno, disappeared into the cea car
rying hotels, vessels and villas beneath
the water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
Fun for the Trusts.

Laredo Times.
A cartoon, representing Prssdei'
Kinley fighting the trusts win : y
club, which appeared to be . fsan''
low fastened on the end Of . s'lsl'
one of the good things In Tns ~
Post of last Sunday. The trusts VIZ
IDENTIFY enjoying the fun as lusA !,
lover enjoys love-licks from IN !"
heart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
AUsTRIA's CABINET.
Or. Won Wittek Is Made President
Of the Council.

Of the Council.
Vienna December 22.Following the
resignation of the Austrian cabinet head
ed by Count Manfred Clary, in consequence
OF the blockade OF parliamentary business
resulting from persistent Czech obstrue-
ton, Emperor Francis Joseph has appoint
ed DR.. Won Wittek, who was minister of
railroads under Count Clary. to the presi-
dency Of the council.
The portfolio of naval affairs is entrust-
ed to Count Welserhimm. who was charged
with the same duties in the Clary cabi-
net. and that of commerce to DR.. Stibral,
who thus continues at his former post. DR..
Won Chlendowsky is designated a minis
ter without a portfolio.
The other departments are left in the
hands of the various department chiefs.
The reichrath adjourned today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
CABINET MEETING.


the Flag in samoa.
Washington. December 22--Nothing i'm
portant developed at the cabinet meet
ing today The secretary of war informed
The cabinet that arrangements for The
transportation OF General Lawton's body
TO the United States had not yet heen
made by General Otis, 1t is tho intention
of tho government TO bring General Law
toms body home as soon as possible The
remains of Major John A. Logan. Jr.,
and of Lieutenant Ledyard. son of Henry
Ledyard, president of the Michigan Cen
trail railroad, are also TO be brought home
Mt the earliest possible day.
Secretary Hay explained 10 the cabinet
that the German government had not au-
thorized its representative in Samoa to
raise the German nag and If he had done
So as reported, the government would
disavow tho act.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
Triut. liz sanke..

who for twenty-seyen years was asso-
ciatsd In evangelstic work With Mr..
Moody. was greatly affected at the news
OF his death. You may say" said Mr.,
ssnkey. that In the death OF Mr.. Moody
the world has lost one OF the greatest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

committee had no more authority to make
recommendations to the attorney general
than had representatives Of the shippers.
The committee had no objection to fur
nish the attorney general ut the sugges-
ton OF the shipping interests transcript
of the evidence adduced at the hearing,
together with the petition of the shippers
for action under the antitrust law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
DOMESTIC.

Eleven persons were burned to death at
quincy, III, and several are badly in
iured. the a. dent occurring during re-
hearsal of Christmas exercises.
Rev. Dwight l.. Moody, the famous
evangelist, died
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
FACING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
The Rate 10 Texas Points WIN 4
Increased.

Increased.
Omaha. Neb.. December 22,--rhe roads
belonging to the Southwestern freight bu-
reau have agreed to advance the rates on
consignments OF packing house products to
Texas cents per 100 pounds. This Will
be applied by the Burlington, Missouri
Pacific. Rock Island. Quincy and presum-
ably the Illinois Central. The present rate
from Omaha 10 Texas common points ON
shipments OF this nature 10 6S cents per
100 pounds. The same advance applies 70
ali Missouri river points. The roads ops
ssatipS with the Burlington have agreed
10 cspceI the numerous commodity rates
ana - tho substitution thereof Of classiti :
scefton rates. which means pronounced
a1vnnce In every instance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
The MO Grnnac boundary.

Washington December 22,-seorctary
Hay for the United States. and the Next
can charge, today signed the agreement
extending for one year until December "a,
the operation of the treaty providing for
the definition OF the boundary along the
Rio Grande
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
FINANoIERs MET.
They Desire TO Prevent Further
Faiiurcs


Eailurca
New York. December 2s.-The World
says an important meeting of hnanciers
was held yesterday at the offices OF ]. p.
Morgan & Co. for the purpose OF devising
means for preventing any further failures
in this city and for the purpose OF steady
ing the stock market until after January
]. when II is generally believed that the
danger point will have been passed. This
meeting Is said TO have been called by j..
+. Morgan. who has been the mainstny OF
the financial world for the last two weeks
and without whose aid at critical mo-
ment last Monday disaster would have
come 10 many prominent houses. which
will now survive the crisis The stock
market rally at the close is generally at
tributed TO the fact that this group OF
men had reached tho conclusion 70 do
everything In their power to prevent fur
Their raids upon the market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
FROM JOY TO WEEPING.
Eleven Children We're Burned to Death IN
Quincy.
FIRE CAUGHT IN THEIR FANCY COSTUMES
And they Ran To ana Fro In the
Agony Of Cremation-shricl
and Moaning.

Quincy, H.. December :e.-while the
,ehoo, children OF ST. Francis Parochial
school. Seventeenth and Vine streets. were
rehearslns this afternoon for an entertain
uent TO be given next Tuesday evening. the
dress Of one Of them caught IRE from gas
set and ten minutes later four of them were
burned to death. two died an hour later and
I've others died before midnight Half a
dozen others we're burned more or less So.
yereiy The dead are;
IRENE FRE1BuRG.
MAY WAvERING.
MARY ALTH0FF.
/, BERNADINA FREUND.
flOLLETTA MfDDESDORF.
MARY HICKEY.
WILHELMINA GUTTBNDoRF.
OLIVE TtMPE.
ADDlE FUTTERER.
JOSEPHINE BoHME.
MARGARET WARNER.
All of these are between and IL years
Of age.
Helen soebbng and several other teachers
Father Nicholas and Prof. Mushold. were
painfully burned in trying to save the chill
dren.
The fire started In little dressing room
Three or four little girls were there dressing
for the rehearsal and laughing ssiy among
themselves dozen others we're grouped
IN the wings OF the stage near the foot OF
,he stairs descending from the dressing room.
The rirls in the dressing room had nearly
completed their costumes when one Of them
brushed sgsinst the gas Jet, but which one
it will never be known a touch Of the
aame was sufdc!ent and in an irstant her
dress Of cotton ana light cloth was in a
blaze she screamed and ran out of the room.
commuaicatnE 70 tho others as she ran. ons
o, the girls with her dress in n blaze,
jumped out Of a ANAL window or TO the
stairs leading 10 the stage and down the
stairs a flaming torch she was. as she
alu1os; fen down the stairs and rushed into
tho groups OF children standing 10 the wings.
They we're all clad Ike her, In faucy cos
TUNES 81 cotton, lace and SILK, ard the fire
spread with incredible rapidity from one 10
mo o,bar There uere fourteen children IN
.,,..,.,.,..,r, ,..a
the cast OF inc ShriStihaS eh'oit"'ul"'"' """
only few escaped. II was all over In ten
minutes and in that time four persisted seven
wore fatally burned and others more OF ess
severely injured.
The children were panic stricken and rushe'
All. -. I'D ,h,, scr.,,n,nc Nth pain IN
~ way anu t'a'' ,.,,,n
me agony was priei' Only I'W H'h"''
and then four Of them eHnk TO tho floor dead
oth.ra cali roo nut thcv s,il, tvel nunorInl
- w. a.. IN, ~
'Ncrariauns agony lhe scno"I ha'I ""
HE'D with children and many more Hori
INV, hem koted In Tho manic Tim, foitowc,
mad II rot been iof ne prompt "'uon OF VI
tcat hers who were in charge ~ the enter
tatrnert and we're present Tho ,h,ldrei
a.. ,.,,,.- .,,a The,
~efo - pane t'r i'" minutes anu 'V'u''
foi tho doors, nut prompt Efforts quletet
,hem and 80 one was hurt In the rush
,,...La,, -. - u,a ,,,oo,
fFauN Musnoiu' toarp'' u we eSn'''
was standing at the foot Of the stairs whel
tc heard the CRY OF Are" and. turning I,
tchero rama from qnW Tho uush of tl,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
POLITICAL.

list National committee regarding the
convention.
The anti-Goebel men are in the dark as
to tho purposes of the democrats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
WASHINGTON.

Estimates for the urgent deficiency bill
have been presented.
Tho cabinet discussed the holsting Of
the German nag in Samoa prior to the
tinlo agreed on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

bored with him for the last twenty seven
years, travelling with him by land and
sea. and n nobler. drawer and wiser soul
never knew. I can apply Prof. Henry
Drummond's remark of n friend: ID. L.
Moody was the greatest human ] ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
RIVER AND HARnOR BILL.
Berry of Kentucky Relieves One
VIII BE Passed This session.

Washington, December 22.-Mr Berry
Wy). a member of the river and harbor
committee said today that he did not
agree with the view OF Chairman Burton
of the committee that there would be no
river and harbor bin this year. Mr. Berry
thinks 1t most desirable that the bill
should be framed at the present long SEES
sion and he Is OF the opinion the com
mittee will take this view
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

Utica, N. y, December 22.-Ths Siss
twenty fve-round bout between JACK =
gan and Jack Mccormack was stopps 2
sheriff in the eighteenth round aaa
Mccormack from a knockout Referee
gave the decision to Finnigan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

london, December 22-The BrltIsh
steamer 'r vulcan. Captain B. Nailo, which
arrived at Hamburg December IS from
shn es,oh ana Norfolk via Fayal, where
nus had hre in her hold which has baen
sinouiaering and seventy bales OF cotton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

HathawG~,Ab
most carsIu,ms /
mnoased and w
e esasse.d condallsusSs'
mined. tlsas@'a
ssrrsstsly sps. ~
which arersifs
Hathsw.yi Il
supervision
case Sa tre ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
THE PHILIPPINES.

The Democracla a newspaper of Manila,
has been forced to suspend Oh account of
tho, censorship.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

oa slhe vulcan cleared from Galveston
ueloner - and sailed Octobef Ia for
aaniaavre with 1900 bales cottonf & ss5.
WV pounds, valued at s415.635.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

make the Beers successful In t.s,
against England. The resolution will Nv
to the council and II that body contun !
come before Mayor Van Wyck for vi
proval.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
THE LAwToN FUND.


Washington, December 22.--Adjutant
General corhin today deposited checks and
cash amounting to s2i4S representing CON
tributlons received by him for the ben
eft of the widow and children of Ma or
General Lawton. The total OF this fund
10 date is s4bs4. including $1,000 promised
by citizens of Milwaukee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23

no Cure La Grippe in Two Days.
d tahe LAXATIVE Bromo ouinine Tablets. An
anass's.s refund the money II Il fails to
tox, 25 cents - w saen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
A six-Round Draw.
stonnend by the sheriff.

Chicago, December 22.--Jos ans fM
Mcfarland fought six-round draw 10y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
Pride Gostk
Before . i.

!, Some proud 49, y
they haze st,oas
mons. and ndicsl< \. b
OF disease. Sssk ~
neglect Their he.IlS' y!
blood run doun, N 4
stomach. kidneys y \
become deranged. ~
&c foolish !. about yo~ i..al !
oarsApa'i1la and you IN
and sape your Pride.
Bladder Trouble, -.s \
'aparlia has done ne > ~. |.
my stomach and bAdSs.
toanl 10 recommend 4 he1,ts. \ H.
lam IN better health TIN ] !
the past 10 years. E r.. ! ~ ~
Dublin. Virginia. s.
Impure Bood m IS. !. .
s0ah pdnpies. res.lfino ~. - |.
Since taking four bottles i ~. !.
sapa'ala. the pimpies 81. y
and I am ueG." v
Sfeubcnvine, O.
Rheumatism = ~ ~ /.
three or -four years. Coold y VI
undfess. Hoods Ss,sap.sl. )
good and I am nou abe d 4 !
UOorS." Fannie L. Deneotte. ~. ,
d@otl Sa..ep.ti
zlazl7;
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the po,i,,.,-..-
only cathartie to 'rse with Hocdi ~. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-23
WHY HE CURE

The Greatest Specialist = PdssI
in the Treatmen. =. Csssl
Diseases Gives Ev.,,ss.
His personal Attes" rauS1
Most doctors have ce' uss 10 ~
stock remedies which they u TsIs Is "
which seem nt all similar; lr =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
LOCAL HsM NOT RESPONSIBLE.
rAs EasS Mse< nrtaSs N osss csssrssssa 50
Butte the estd<e sross<, Bus rEtS Hsa
Nssats< wsasss~E ~ 10 VITA Ens s1p<r.
ssrass1re, " htsn Collapsed.

ras Eass Msss Hrslss N osss csasrsstsa ~
Butte the eEta<e Proper, Bus IT,. Hsa
Nssats< waasrs~S - Esv With rne s1p~r.
ssrass1r~s wht1n cslha esei.
Tho Temporary sapers srCcture Of the
large Wallis avenue bridge, which IS
beirs built over the E1.iepi River.
Neea orb, colisrsed On Tuesday AFTER
rScH, killing ta9e men ard seriously
injaFisS six.
\ Dispatch fecc, New York SAYS
The contract tor the erection If the
bridge was erigi1ai'y aGa-csed to the
lscaa-G ecleS Construction ca. ard
sY ID 2lHpss5 Immediately assigned Co
JcA3 z, Rogers i son. ('cr srar:t fer
the bridge aroger Was awlrde3 BY
WORKS, Ii IS said. kpverer, t11a tho
SQReF$i ri2cs1re vas eGiia ev E1gqr.s Z
Sciss Ard tift1 Ghs Delaware icni hiu1
rpthfais to GC WITH Is ART { = ret ra-
Ssaaes, ais. The wcr.s WIS IN laG:s7ssi7
gEGsr the ssIpari1 tendance eS James
Efel6ries. and b. was piBceG ullisr
sscsss. IaGfss fhsrnssn cf nc engi-
r,ser corps cE the bridge ;sparGnels.
sad tia c8isScn Sef uiia pi,4r haai %
30 sn2k 81 fses q -each se1 -gck IA
tAeugh5 i. pcssisle chat l,a men nal;
nies driven Inc plies Gsep enough ne
befs erecting the siigersrucEgra. IL ID
said there IS much Ilics.s4l1l; al rna1
point, ard sha5 Il l. lnpcssieis 70
Gfise gi4ss ~ As u sussail great
xeiga1 Ccroner Lvarh If Erpn:
e.sroGgh g. snce esgal Al inveslga-
si0B. aaG wi5 ecnsilIe is llEil siia
rsspousi oi]S.y b E!acsG
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
INaA,h q ssenaaa D. ria,l.

The deata j. ansoQaesS, ~ his hepae
in Washington, 81 SaaSsay, II Stephea
JoApsop eislIk hate IqSsice ~ tAS
supreme Gcaes u lbs GaiscSt States.
NJ, eSeld WAS u The sasnc0s a.nsilS
es ESelCss. which taelaSea slse David
Dudley ESslCs the eminent RaWyes, and
cSses Eielas psQaesef 81 she Aslaasie
eas'ls. S9eshsa d Fled sas asscin "a
10 the Ssgseas coars eS greSiSseas
lnaeeAos ID tSes, ard his record "a the
bench, feesl whiSh b. res-ed ia De
esaaess, tSs7, was marked ~ gae higa-
esq esasr e sssyiSe, his aaassous
decisions taxing ssss raak Naaag the
judicial aeliSssaaces qA she spuaGry.
~ politics Jassis. Field vas ) Deasc-
Sces, and he sssayec d. he TIE Dsaso,
eSassc aealiase ter Rsesjaeas. e4a .ae
PagsS ia his STATE, ctli6esai,s. saaaa
Gus bis aspirations, ia the eaisaaigo
Of lisa, By sendsag A anti Field dsls-
gasieR 70 the NaNoaaA Democratic S'eR
veosiea. This delegssiea silese,,aeosl,
NQtaa fes sae nomination 81 Cless,a.gtl
and 3astice kiel6 entertained a hos.
sillts for Cleveland asar aiosr. s.
Incense Was this hostility shas 5e =.
Alsed y reeiFe toA his Sa.35eiai %.
slsi9a shSle Cieselna3 vas Prssi,l..ut /,
ia orier " deprive ne aabse 81 uht
oRPosSRnss q banning bis saeeesser
Justice Eiaia was bora ID Cenascsica,.
\. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

Tue following transfers of real estate
nave been recorded at the city rsS-is.
tratien bureau: A property on the
west side OF Harrison street 81 feet /
inch south Of Fifth street by Patriek
Y. Cahill to John Doordan and John
Guthrie: No. 1904 Vast Thirteenth
street. by Alfred W. Armstrong ana
wife 20 Edwin Do Haven; corner n
LArnmot aud Twenty fourth streets ana
en Twenty third street 2T0 feet east N
Market street, by john c. Wilson au,i
= Ire 20 Clarence Glandin; west side a.
siae street LIZ feet 2 inches North ~
LEsstla, BY Howell S. England and
VIE % Arthur Z. Reynolds; west sllle
g Jackson street lis feet south Of
keote, ey William c, Tiudall and wife
" Daniel L. Bower; north side i;
Anchorage street hetwssu Oak and
Stroud. ey George A. Pasdes aud Wifi
@ samuel J. Speal; No. lis Kino
street, ~ George NJ, {, Miller 4
Mertta Jscob knopf; cas-. sils ~
AScSet street lao feet Sic inches NORTH
g Iairsserth, hS Horace ", Gauss.
hlrrs I. Cause and Harlan V. Cause
execesors VI J. TAYLOR Cause, deceased
. Thomas Il. Melvin; east sida II
! Marked street, ltd feet SO iaches nortE
e IelFsserrh by Phehe II. Sharples,
and Elias ", Shsrpless, her husband
q Thomas H Melvin. properties ~
me Kenneth turnpike nsar Hapcroft,,
rViitt. east side OF MaiisoA strest ~
f5eG nursh OF Secpnd, west aido 4,
weiiasson street ut the ipterseot,nn -,
a reur.rscd ally, west siCie 81 Washin,.
( son s1ree5 VI feet i inches nn,th N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
In no lns......s. 81 Ec.,nra..s.,.


Tbs aians fpr the erg4aiz aaiqr az IN
s1dcaEpH society, wairli wans inasrN
rupoed By me Gseruars blizzard. have
again been Ellian up ~ the ccmmiste
10 charge, and viii he pushed To com
psstion. THIS Jsferrei public meeting
has been announced d1r Tuesday even
ilgs Agrii Ism. in tins aatii oarflm Of
Sch0oi No. 3. Eigath and Wailastun
streets. Miss Elqr4 Keen. whose ak
psr,encs in Gla Fhiiatieiphia Education
>oc,euy AMI iaiersss 10 All PROGRESSIVE
civic work., psauiiariy IA har % speaiS
Is ~ s1p0nsRS Hisi tai s4la litizans
ct Wilmington whaa has been accom-
piished "a eslac Riaces and Whas may
na hpEed hera from Q witla-awala
soVisis rha mattar is one % inuarast
a. parsnts, osachers, an.i ali Wh,1 haze
ma cssIsa Qf adlcaEiun anu the xslfslrs
Of tsle CITY AZ heart pha chief 0hiara
Of tho proposed orgaligaEiun is ia eunl-
ninu AMI renler atectse, Interest," TINT
already exists, and % bring homes ami
scilo0is into CLOSER rsiasiou. The PUBLIC.
whether RarsuGs, teachers az other GIL
2eus, ara cordially invited t9 atsAn,i
!, sis lneaGns an tas EighSaenSa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
The New
Mattings
Have Arrived

How bright and fresh and rad
looking are these new hand.vo,.l
floor coverings from the Orient
and there is vitality and service \
newly woven Mattings, vastly ds,,
cnt from the two, three or tor,I
year-old Mattings that ret tarl,
start, a slow-because cheap-w,,
age, and fail Of sale when they anr
1t is such mishaps that cast discreS,
on the splendid serviccablcacs M
is given by fresh Mattings, calchb,
made, closely inspected and sclectd
by US and then hurried quickly tpou
the weavers to give the benefit !
their newness and best life to Won.
From China come the plain shis
the brown, blue and green char
and the semi-fancy patterns, alRsT
the same, and always reliable-vtu
picked as these are.
Japan sends the novelties ofwar
coloring and design-and the mi,
tings are handsomer every time ii,
come. These hints of varieties a
prices
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

In t'xeE 400 RaRssas ssSs1ses BY y. lSs
rsssoE. Now "a sxatssstoa ia seiaaa

In cssE a2e Rarssas ssss1ses ~ y james
rsssoG. >9W sxatessA0a ~ shiaaast-
pssa-
AZ the Feansylyaaia AcaSs ss,sy II tie
FIRE Arts, IN FnfeASsfpAi4. sheee is
ae8 90 vices AZ sxhbeisSae shSeA az
peals with HnesQal teVee ~ these
Gie s0ss Oh pEch gcess q b ST the same
tieaa Sbpree}a5e the heaasifql II the
1be arts. fkaS ccllecsie1 consists ef
ahcas tl3 ratetiGSs ID waser eeisr.
with tes 10 oil By j, James fisSsss.
t'rsnca artist cf she higaess FaB8.
whe has departed ffens s4e worldly
ways cs his class ard iegirgig essvo6sG
h1se,f ~ this picecr1 Liz Ct
Chriss. IN order 10 2ssies tSs sseaes
and peoais a. nearly as they existed II
the days Of Jesus, Mr.. risSce ssls
l3geS luag 10 lerQSae1a ard aaS erpaga1
o. th3s tsss!S DC religious fsEvpc syery
sstisslc resource il csa4 sEsEag the crn-
Eect epsE9Iass. ahs- actual landscapes.
tlia coipr, nh1geinens and character az
the aeoars "a $40, Sreaesst. lti.- drama
ef Aisgary. The observer is yea hg
tae agat lhrcSa On ta,s sacr.l ssvlss
and Is he'd BY the spiritual lessons
| which are saferrsS BY tha ceaIsy cf
the arc Caeiss's Gfe,, run birth %
the eru;i1iSjon. Is shown ii every
I phase and easn veil Snaqrn squire u
/ the histors IS giveu ~ nnariy iSia
acsaal an rs possible,
4 These pictures Mil -sInail "a siia
academy af no fine Arss ia Phis;asiti-
( Rifia until TIA end az April. and tha
/ Acsaenly has eoGrps0usiy inEi9s,i Clergy
men aSG Eaa.e Enilss u sse EneIu
uReR presentation At thar easas, OTHERS
aEa reiaired g pay . small sn-aacs
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