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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., August O..
A prominent politician close to Sem
ator Quay said to-nighN that Quay has
promised to nominate Lieut.. Col. Ber-
nett for State Treasurer, and that the
commander of the Tenth Pennsylvania
volunteers can have the nomination il
he wants it. The same authority also
stated that the nomination of Joseph
R. Adams. of Philadelphia. for Judge CT
the superior court was almost certain
but that there is still some doubt re-
garding the supreme judgeship. Indi-
cations, however. are said to favor ].
Hay Brown.
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ACQUITTED.
General Toral and iPareja Go Free, But
Others Censured.

General Toral and iPareja Go Free, But
Others Censured.
MADRID, August 6.-The supreme court
martial before which Generals Toral and
Pareja have been on trial charged with
surrendering Santiago de Cuba to the
United States forces without having eA-
hausted all means of defense, has acqult-
ted both officers on the ground that they
acted upon the orders of their superiors
and only surrendered when it was impos-
sible to do otherwise.
The judgment severely censures those in
high command in the colonies and in Spain,
as well as the governments responsibility
for the lack of resources for the defense of
the colonies
1t was rendered by majority of one
vote only, and is not well received by the
press and public, who wanted clearer ex-
posure of relative responsibility.
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sun ECLIPSED.
The Compositors and Stereotypers on
the New York Daily 10 Out on
Strike Only Four Pages Sunday
Morning.

NEW YORK, August 6.-The COM
positors and stereotypers of the New
York Sun, one hundred and twenty,
who went on strike Saturday were still
out tonight. The press and compos-
ing rooms were in darkness. but the
editorial room presented the usual ap-
pearance. The Sun appeared this
morning with only four pages in its
news section.
In an editorial the Sun of this morn
ing says that it may be impossible for
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PROF. @. HOPE JONES
Some Views Which win Be Exhibited at
the Paris Exposition.

Fellow Citizens: -Caesar was hit
with cabbage head as he rode through
the streets of Rome; Napoleon had his
cooked hat knocked off by cucumber
as he crossed the Alps; Washington
was plunked by frozen turnip as he
crossed the Delaware. and @. Hope
Jones was struck between the shoulders
by summer squash as he entered this
hall a quarter of an hour ago. 1t is the
penalty of greatness. No man can be
great without mourning the enmity of
the small-souled, but in his greatness
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murderer attempted to escape, but was
soon captured by the police and locked
up in the Ninth precinct station. He
refuses to give any explanation of his
acts and says he remembers nothing
about them. The murderer is a native
OF Vermont, and was long time en-
ployed in bank in Montgomery, Ala.
He has a wife and two children.
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THE PRINCE.

LONDON. August 6.-The Prince of
Wales spent the end OF last week at
Milford-on-Sea with Colonel and Lady
William Cornwallis-West, parents of
Lieut.. G. f NJ. Cornwallis-We
whose name has recently be associat-
ed with that of Lady Randolph Churc-
hill in an unfounded report of their
betrothal,
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A LONG FALL.

HOUGHTON. Mich. August e-Four
miners whose names are unobtainable
were working on the 4eth level of the
Quincy mine, repairing The t.mbering this
morning. The men were al standing on
one ladder, the bottom of which they failed
TO secure. The ladder gave way, throwing
all four into the shaft. They fell three
hundred feet and one man was killed in
stantly, two others were probably fatally
injured ard the fourth was badly hurt
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HAVANA, August GA leading Ha-
yana merchant, a Cuban, having bust
ness connections with most of the cit
les of the island and who claims to be
well posted regarding Cuban affairs,
said to-day that universal suffrage N
Cuba would mean a black republic in
the near future, and that the only
means of preventing it will be the in
sion of the United States, as a State,
Territory or colony, leading to immi-
grafton, of Americans, inter-marriages,
the enrichment of insular blood and
the improvement of the population.
In his judgment Cuba is otherwise
doomed to become another Hayti.
His assertions are based upon the
fact that in a population not exceed
ing 100000, with voting capacity Of
100000, the Spaniards number only
$4,000, the white Cubans 125,0O0, those
claiming to be white $4,000, while the
blacks number 100000 in voting
strength. His theory is that more
than half the Spaniards, under sys-
TEN Of universal suffrage, would not
vote, and that the number who would
vote must inevitably diminish each
year. The Cubans who will no longer
have the fresh blood of Spanish immi
gratis to draw upon, viii gradually
grow fewer, while on the other hand,
the blacks, who thrive in this climate
and are big, strong and healthy, will
increase at rapid rate. The result
will be, he believes, that in fifty years
there will be more than 100000 ne
groes in the island and less than 250,
900 others.
even in the first election" he de-
clares, "the blacks could cay every
thing their own way if they knew
their strength
Gen. Juan Isidro Jiminez who, with
six Cubans and four natives of San
Domingo, left Havana yesterday after
mingo, returned to his home in San
Lazaro street shortly after 9 o'clock
last evening, bringing his baggage.
The supposition is that on finding ne
was closely watched, he decided to
await better opportunity.
Should he start again he will not be
interferred with unless he endeavors
to take an armed expedition. Gen.
Ludlow will keep a strict watch to see
that there is no violation Of interna-
tlonal law in this respect.
The military governor ridicules the
idea that JimineZ, an experienced con-
sp.rator, would tell newspaper repre-
sentative of his filibustering plans, if
he had any, and particularly where his
arms are stored and the point from
which his expedition would start.
While it is believed that Gen. Jiminez
intends leaving the island as soon as
possible, it is exceedingly improbable
that he has a large store CT arms any
where in Cuba. All the arms in the
island during the revolution here were
in use and the greater part have since
been accounted for at SIS per weapon.
A mass meeting in honor of Gen.
Maxine Gomez and his wife was held
this afternoon, some 5000 people at
tending.
Gen. Gomez said he loved all the
people of Cuba, black and white alike,
and the Spaniards among them.
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STABLE BURNED.

The stable connected with the old
Rodefer glass works in Bellaire, caught
fire from some unknown cause about
one o'clock this morning, and was en-
tirely destroyed. The loss is small.
and is covered by insurance.
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The several editions of the Register
will be sent in connection with the
publications named below, postage pre-
paid, at the following rates. The
figures are on a basis Of year for
each publication. Subscription pay
able in advanced,
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this snow will be for sale for cash to
the highest bidder. Meanwhile, while
preparing to exhibit my scenes of Porto
Rico, I will take up the usual collec-
ton for the benefit of the gospel in
Alaska and we will open the back win
dows and hold a short recess.
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Special Low Rates.

There will be special low rates to.
Cleveland and return several days this
week via c.. L. & w. Ry.
Call at City Ticket Office for particu-
lars.
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PLAGUE APPEARS.

CALCUTTA. August 6.-The bubon-
ic plague has made its rcappearanca
here.
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WEEKLY.


weekIv Pegistcr aad Country Gentle
vgHetiy Register and Harper's
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49, REGISTER and ohio Farmer. ;,
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ynekiy Register and AcCaiPs
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DAILY AND SUNDAY REGISTER.

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Dsify Register, including Sunday
aud Harpers Weekiy................. Liza
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Ds sngg harper's Bazaa: 49,. u.eo
Daily Register and scribner g. -.,....- 10
DaiIyy Register. inciuuIag Sunday.
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Daiiy Register ana S,SssAopoitaa. go
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Da anne 1'es SO
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DI@titty REGISTER. including SUNDAY.
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MgvgxIne ...s.@+..s "a
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D andd Mccairs Ladies alagazlne.... za
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FoR sAlE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-REAL 3 a :,
FOR SALE.
No. % North Wabash street. roomed-
house at bargain. We Will also loan you
the money to buy il, with.
Theo. w. Fink & Co.,
1903 Market Street :
au1e&d
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4 BLACK REPUBLIC.
That Is the Fate Reserved for the
Island Of Cuba,

IN THE OPINION OF A LEADING
HAVANA MERCHANT, IF UNI
VERSAL SUFFRAGE rs ESTAB-
LISHED-THE ONLY ESCAPE
ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED
STATES - JIMINEZ MADE A
FALSE START.
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gives US either the tired woman OF the
world, or the sly little flirt OF milliner:
Nankiyell gives us the stunnlngly pref
~ girl who pretends she Is a bit man
n:lsh; -Reznicek's women oil have prom
lseS. or stories. hidden In their eyes.
while put the girls OF Reznlcek at
the head OF the German list. I realize
that the Hungarian fire in his temper
ment puts him somewhat beyond his
surroundings. Yet the fact remains
that there must have come an uprising
OF taste In dress and carriage among
German girls. The work OF L. Thceuv,
OF II. Schlittgen and many others goes
to prove this. Americans know SchlI.t-
gen fairly well, through his Fliegende
Blaetter work. his soldiers and his civil
inns. But Theenv's work is more mod
ern than that OF Schlittgen and shows
the German girl to better to advantage.
One Of ,Thecny's recent drawings
Munich Simpllc!ssIInus. which paper
with Jugend, OF the same town. also
gives Reznicek space, may be cited as
o good instance Of how Illustrations
may serve to educate the studious, The
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MIR. REIsTER,s RECORD.
AS Manager ofthe Opera House ono
ofWhich may he DO Proud,

ofWhich may he DO Proud.
The record OF service OF Mr.. Fidelius
Reister, as manager OF the Opera House
is one Of which he may be proud. He
assumed the management. OF this lead
Ing place Of amusement in 1878, opening
the house on May 8. with Milton Mobiles
In 1.-THE Phoenix" January 1. 1884, the
management was taken by Mr.. w. s..
Foose. and was held by him until Sep
TENDER. 1887. when Mr.. ReIster again
took charge. It was leased by Az
Rhcimstrohm for the season OF 1928,
but in March, 1898, Mr.. Reister was
again called to the management. and
has since held the reins. which he Will
release to Mr.. Charles a. FeInler next
Monday.
During all this period, William Rich
ardson has been stage manager, and
Chrig Fieweg, Jr., treasurer at the box
office. Edward H. Vaas has been door,
Keeper for twelve years, and for the
past seven years William Goering has
also been one Of the officials.
During Mr.. Relster's career as an
amusement caterer to the Wheeling
public, he has played nearly all Of the
leading stars and attractions, including
the following:
Lawrence Barrett. Joseph X. Emmett.
Mary Anderson. John Mccullough. Mag
gle Mitchell. Denman Thompson, Joe
Jefferson. Joe Murphy, Robson &
Crane. Eliza WeathersbY, Nat Goodwin,
Emma Abbott. Remenji, Sullvan's
Operas. Nine: Janauschek. Steel Mack
aye, Wllhelml, John T. Raymond, Mrs.
Scott Gil1nnS t.
PiSley, the Chantraus, Minnie Palmer,
Mile. Rhea, Mamie Davenport, Mr.. and
MRS. William ]. Florence. Carreno, JEFF
frey Lewis, Modjeska, Kate Claxton,
Minnie Hauk. Sothern. Mrs Maddern-
Ffskc, Mrs. Langtry, Clara Louise KEEL
logg, Joselfy. Clara Morris, Richard
Mansfield, Margaret Mather, Alice Har-
rison, Robert 3. Mantell. Kate Castle
ton, Conrieds Opera Company, Duffs
Opera Company. John S. Clarke, Han
Ion Bros, Rosina Vokes, Kiralfy Bros,
Frank Daniels, Evans & Hoey, Julia
Marlowe. CompaninI- Whitney Concert
Company, Hallen & Hart, Roland Reed,
Thomas ". Keene. Frederick Wnrde,
Joseph Haworth. Hermann, Robert
Downing. Donnelly & Glrard, Edwin
Booth & Mojeska. Spencer Opera Com,
pany. McCaul Opera Company, The
Bostonlans, Henry NJ. Stanley, Maud
Granger, Rose Coghlan. Louis James,
Lewis Morrison. Gilmore's Band, Bill
Nye. Agnes Huntington. james O'Neill,
Alexander Salvlni. Thomas @. Sea-
brooke. Fannie Rice. Ellie Ellsler, Lot
IA. Charles R. Gardner, Kellar, Corinne,
Willie Collier. Walker Wh!teside, Sou
sa's Band, Marie Wainwright. Pauline
Eall. Miss tombstone Bennett, Della
Fox. Camille DArville. De Wolf Hop
per. Clay Clement, Nellie McHenry, Tim
Murphy. Caroline Melskel Hoyt, Cres-
ton Clarke. Charles Coghlan, Disby
Bell. Times Band. Eugene Blair, Cissy
Fitzgerald. Francis Wilson, Chauncey
Olcott, Scalchi Concert Company, Harry
Lacy. Charles B. Sanford. Banda Ros-
sa. Jack and the Beans:alk. Telephone
Girl. Sol Smith Russell. besides some OF
the Medison Square Theatre company's
attractions. Frohmans. A. VI. Palmer's,
Hoyts and most Of the leading comic
opera successes and minstrel companies.
BOYS 81 % Tan or Black Dress Shoes
I nj II
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sketch shows two young people listen
Ing TO Tristan Und 1solda." They are
leaning YEARLY over the front OF the
box, and at their hand, beside the
glasses, the ian. and the programme, is
n box OF chocolates. in other words, Ger
man faShionab les find Wagner more to
their taste X taken with n box 81 sweets
Just as did the New York tashlonables
this season, and II one does this in the
very land OF Wagner. surely there Is no
longer need 10 dispute this point. Thus
liking for modern black-and- white,
vii! teach many things II not directly,
at least indirectly. The girls OF Theeny.
while they have not as much soul as
those OF Reznicek. are almost as good
looking and dress as we'll.
Crossing the channel 10 England, the
Gaiety Girls OF Dudley Hardy are most
liked. Such artists as Phil May and
Raven-Hill go in TOO much Cor strong
character ever 10 show pretty girls.
Bernard Partridge gives the readers o.
Punch n fairly well dressed woman now
and then. but there Is as yet no real
successor to this side of Du Maurier's
talent. When one has surveyed the fair
ones OF America, England, Germany.
Austria and France, one has been
pretty well round the circle OF the Oc-
cidental world. italian and Spanish IL
Illustrations show 4 type Of fair woman
now and then. but they give nothing as
striking as the examples on which I
have laid And at the completion
Of the circle. there IS only the iHevitu-
BILE verdict; the American girl. as the
American artist shows her. and as she
actually is, leads all the rest.
The Twentieth Century Girls were
delightfully."- entertained Thursday af-
ternoon, by Miss Gene Waterhouse,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John water
house. at the family home on Chaplne
street. Miss Lydia Good and Mrs. John
II. Storer nee Miss Mary Moffat, were
the prize winners NJ I charming game
OF euchre. Guests OF honor of the club
were Mrs. Frank Eearne Orchard. nee
Miss Elizabeth Mendel, and M!ss
Frances ]. Wheat.
The Charity Whist Club was hand
someig entertained Monday afternoon.
by Mrs. George +. House. at the House
residence on Twelfth street. The prize
winners we're Mrs. Charles H. fancy,
Mrs. W. W. Arnett, Mrs. a. Allan
Wheat and Mrs. Robert Browne. The
guest OF honor was Mrs. Hermann, OK
Washington City. t.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Banner beauti-
fully. entertained the leland Whist Club
Thursday evening. at their home on the
Island.
The Twentieth Century Girls have ar
ranged n large dancing party for next
Thursday evening In the barn at Echo
Point Place.
The Carroll club house was the scenc
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ally liked. having often served here In
his professional capacity.
Mrs. Charles W. Brockunier and
daughter, Miss Shirley Brockunier, of
North Main street, are attending the
national convention OF the Daughters OF
the Revolution now In session at Ph!la-
deiphla. The headquarters are at The
StTatford.
Miss Flora Wilson. OF North Main
street. Is the house CUES; of her broth
er. Mr.. William Pannell Wilson, at his
country home in Pleasant Valley.
The family Of Mr.. John L. Rice, OF
Fourteenth street, are at home at the
Severn. on North Main street, for the
summer.
Mrs. Marion Harper and her son. Mr..
Samuel Harper. and her daughter, Miss
Henrietta Harper. have given up their
Fifteenth street residence and are now
al home IN Pleasant Valley, having pur-
CHASED the Horkheimer residence, built
Tor MI. Pearson. formerly OF Wheeling,
Mr.. bernie X. McSIechen, of North
Chaplinc street. is having the old Carr
Homestead In Pleasant Valley. which
h recently purchased. fitted up for the
reception of the family on the return
from the east OF his mother, Mrs.
George X. NcMechen. who is now trav-
cling with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Reed MckTioht, for the benefit of the
la,ters health.
Mrs. Mary De!ap!G!ne and daughter,
Miss HniGa Delaplaine. of North Chap
lire street, who have been missed from
tie social Go.rgs of the past winter.
having been travelling In foreign lands
for the past fen months. are expected
il0tnc to-day.
The marriage Of Miss A. Lima Hem
rig. only daughter OF DR.. and Mrs,
Hcnnlg, of Eleventh street. TO Mr.. Sam
ne! Sherman. OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad. was notable event OF
the week. Miss Hennis, ROW Mrs. Sher-
man, is one o. Wheeling's talented girls
ard achieved disrnc;on not only on
the local h!gtrionic stage, but was rec
ognlzcd on the American stage at large
Wheeling people who attended the op-
era eeason AT Pittsburgh arc returning.
end the enjoyment OF that trip IL and
Will be for some time the chief topic OF
conversation. in social and musical cir
cles. Attention Is called to the impress
sinnS Of the tourists allowed 10 be pub
lished in Musica! Wheeling this morn
Ing.
1ir. George Forsyth OF Chicago. is n
house guest ut the residence OF Hon.
Charles W. Drockunier, on North Main
street.
The Misses Emma and Bessie Gut
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The Popular Hilltop Resort to Make

The Popular Hilltop Resort to Make
It's Informal Bow Sunday.
Mozart Park will be opened informal
ly to the public tomorrow, and were
the street car strike settled and good
Sunday weather on deck. no doubt there
would be several thousands In the exc
dls to the popular hilltop resort. But
while the formal opening Is to be re-
served for more suspicious occasion,
visitors will spend a pleasant afternoon
at the Park
Secretary VIII C. Handlan. jr., has
Just recovered from his illness, and he
Is now busy mapping out the seasons
programme
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WASHINGTON. D. c., April 27.-The
North Atlantic squadron sailed to-day
from San Juan. direct for Tompkins-
vile. S. ]. The ships are due there
about May ., and will go to Newport
later In the month to taks part In the
execution OF a war problem,
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To Canton Sunday, April 30, via Wheel
ing & Lake Erie. account Of big game
between Wheeling and Canton and
opening of Myers Lake summer re-
sort. Fare only 81 90 round trip. Train
leaves Wheeling $50 a. M. city time.
Return train leaves Canton after the
game.
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T The Married Ladies Euchre Club was
charning!v entertained yesterday after.
,nooa.at the Pleasant Valley country
home OF Mr.. d. Carter List, Mrs. List
and Mrs. Harry Fillmore stallman, nee
Misses Clara and Nan Fisher, being the
hostesses. The prize winners were Mrs.
Robert j. Reed and Mrs. John Brown
Wilson. Invited guests were Mrs. n,
3. Scott. Mrs. John H. Storer. Mrs.
Percy Norton. Miss Bessie Barclay and
Miss Madge Johnson. N
The marriage at Charlotte, North
Carolina, of Rev. David Shilling, OF
Allegheny. and Miss Virginia Sinclair,
is OF interest In Wheeling social circles,
In which the bride for some years was
very popular In this city as house guest
OF Dr. and Mrs. %. A. Cunningham, Rev.
SHILLING is also we'll known and cspeci
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man. OF Thirteenth street. are prepar-
ing for European trip to cover q year.

Miss Mary Gardner. OF steubenvilie,
70 the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frew, on Fourteenth street.
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Senator and Mrs. N. B. Scott, OF
washington. were guests In the city
during the week. -, ~
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and Fever is bottle Of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. It Is simply iron and
quinine In n tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price. Soc. tths&w
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MISS MARY uuLDA pELApLA1Nr,

MISS MARY HULDA DELAPLAINE.
Miss Mary Huda Dsapane
Mary Burke Dclapaire,
society
this country and abroad Miss Dapan
ne Visited Europe anI and
neria family y hHciiper
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Mrs. James B. fancy will entertain
me Charity Whist Club at the fancy
nome. Island, next Monday.
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NOW good digestion waits on appe-
tltc. and health on both" II It doesn't,
try Burdock Blood Bitters,
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Base Ball Excursion

81 10 Tan or Black Bicycle Shoes for
81 25 Mt McFnddcn's.
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OF rendezvous for an interesting assem-
iblage under the auspices OF the knights
OF st. George. Monday evening.
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MOZARTS OPENING.

BOYS 81 % Tan or Black Dress Shoes
for 81 20 Mt McFadden'S.
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ThcrS,s q woman who mover gossIped a

Thers s,se a woman who mover gossIped
But she's dead.
fIirtation's. the lcaven OF life: t;s
Mshtcns Its doughty oompac tnesy. =
oont LAY afiwaya..tho world WITH deception is
Copstruo what men say with .,o c,,, -,
,. I pity the girl LILY U.s. 'sss
n1l IN Soctety's whrl 3S.st
y" ~ 70 .D . troubled with matter-ot-factncss.
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The family OF Mr.. John L. Rice, OF
Fourteenth street, are at home at the
Severn. on North Main street, for the
summer.