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Wright Escapes Prosecution.

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 2-By order Of
Judge Angellotti the damage suit OF W
II: Purtelle against Capitalist &. w
wright OF Larkspur has been stricken
uce. Purtelle sued Wright for $4,000
which he demanded as balm for hii
wounded feelings on account OF the ALE
had alienated the affections OF his wife
May Purtelle. and debauched her against
her Will. The suit was set for hearinG
last Monday. but Purtelle and his attOr.
The suit has either been compromised Oi
that Purtelle came 10 the conclusion thai
he could not recover damages.
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Mr., CHAMBERLAIN
TALKS TOO MUCH
Hornets Nest Stirred Up
i'm Europe.
Copyrighted. 1899. By the Associated Press

copyrighted. iso9 by the Associated Press
LONDON. Dec. 2.-Mr. Chamberlain's
liking Tor stTaight-fiung words has not
only thrown the capitals OF Europe into
"A turmoil. but his declarations have beer
by no means acceptable 10 those in Eng
land who are responsible for the relations
th the United States. IL appears that
hen Mr. Choate made his Thanksgiving
speech. he was quite ignorant that Mr..
Chamberlain was speaking 50 definitely
regarding tangible alliances. and the En-
lassador did not intend his generalisms
Iegarding Great Britain. Germany and
The United States TO be taken as confirm
alton OF the Colonial Secretarys out
spoken remarks. II would appear that
mr. Chamberlain only told the truth. for
in The dispatches OF November Is. IL was
pointed ont that negotiations were afoot
Tor an alliance looking for a settlement
of the Far Eastern question. Tho Out
look. particularly well-informed on Chi
Lese matters. says this week:
The keynote OF the new understand
ing WIN be found in the words open
door "
In view OF Secretary Hays depial to
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Extra Values
i'm CarpefS.
Tapestry Carpets with borders to match

Tapestry Carpets with borders to match,
fine line Of patterns, good heavy
quail ty, per yard....................55c
Other lines as low as...................46c sc
Tapestry Carpet, best qualify Of ten-wire
Administer effects in the newest shades
and patterns. per yard. Z2c
Administer Carpet. Smiths manufacture,
soft deep ils carpet, very handsome.
boriers to m itch. per yard ........95O
Body Brussels, very heavy Carpet, tlat
vii give long satisfactory wear. horal,
Oriental and Persian effects, also
pretty delft blues, borders to match,
per yard. SG2O
Linen WaID Mating, art designs, revers-
ible, variety Of shades and colorings,
special price per yard. 22 20
Smyrna Rugs, all wool, fringe both ends.
size 2Ox6O inches. special prize, Zach
.....'...............-.... ....-.... ........- DE. 90
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craft. whether submerged or otherwise
Dy means or an ether wave, on the wire
less telegraphic principle. The model was
subject 10 a variety OF tests and followed
the current wave as surely as II guided by
a rudder. In addition 20 steering IN
straight lines. various figures were de.
scrtbed. If further tests are successful N
Is likely the system will be adopted by the
Admiralty. Its effect In modern warfare
Is inestimable. as IL Is asserted that the
system may not only be applied TO torpedo
ana other craft. but may be attached "a
mines and other destructive agencies AR.
ing them without visible means at the
most vulnerable spots
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Chiidren'S Books
illustrated in COfOrS.

Mother Goose, board covers. .... 60c, S5c
Mother Goose, paper covsr....5c to soc
Father Goose, hoard cover, new fine
edition.. .........................S Sl.IO
Grmm's Fairy Ta'es.......25c, 40c, 75c
Anderson's Fairy Tales....25c, 4Oc, 75c
Chatterbox, boari covers...... ..75c
Bird, Cat and Dog Tales, board COW
ers-each.. .35c
Swiss Family Robinson, Ro in on Cru
soc or E;op's Fables, board covers
Kinderyarten Stories, hoarl covers. soc
buttons Annual fer 10 .SI.00
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library Editions
and Gift Books,

Popular edition Of Scott, II volumes,
bound in cloth, well printed on pooi
paper, our price ........S 3. SO
Handy Voume Shake peare," Shakes
peare's complete poetic and dramatic
works, in l3 haniy volumes, bound in
cloth, good type and good paper, with
cloth cases to match, our pic ..........
-......-................... 3. SO
The following standard Books bound
in 9th, hundreds of titles, by the best
known authors. all the masterpieces Of
fiction, poetry, essays, travels, ETC.. etc:
Berkeley Library, $l.50 books for. 500
Famous Library, sl.00 hooks for. SOC
Colonial Libr ry, 81. 90 books for. $50
Aetna Library 35c books for......~ISo
Dresden Classics. 75c books for. 200
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The Calendars
for a. ~. 1900.

TIE big store shows BY far the largest
and most beautiful collection ever
brought to California. Our prices range
from SC to $500 each. We name a few
of the best known AMI in-most-demand
Calendars for 1909, TO show you how we
can save you money on this class OF
goods.
Calendar of "Ths Hunt" four famous
hunting scenes in French water color.
list price $500. our prics.....S5.OO
The " "Tennyson" Calendar, 12 large re-
productions in half-tons for each
month. b. W. St. John Hlper. list
price $3.50, our price ..-......SI.08
" TIE Heustis Calendar" IL pen and ink
drawings by Louise Heust list price
$3.50, our price.................S2s6O
A Calendar Of "Favorits Mlsters," 6 Of
the most favorite portraits Of the
most famous masters, list price $2.51.
our price e...................... ...."SgsZ5
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Mechanical Toys.
Automatic Toys,
Magnetic Toys,
Magic Lanterns,
Steam Engine Hot
Air Motors, Doll
Houses, Stables,
Grocery Stores,
Butcher Shops,
Theaters, Horses
on Stands, Rock
ing Horses, Swing
ing Horses. Trucks.
Grocery Wagons.
Fire Engines, Hook
and Ladders, Hose
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Here for. Xmas
Handkerchief.

The Premier Stock of the West Of
these most popu ar gifts is here. Twice
as many dainty squares to offer you as
any other store is showing, and all mod
arotai,, pr nad
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one at Kure and the other at Yokohama.
1t realizes the fact that this cannot be
done at anywhere near so small a cost as
the work would entail In foreign yards.
but as a matter OF national pride and for
the encouragement OF domestic industries
the decision has been taken.
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VaESeS and
Dress Suit Cases.

Have you thought
what a usefu. and
acceptable a gift a
nice Dress Suit
Case or a G ad-
stone Bag would
mlke7
The big stores
Dress sui Eases
are made OF Sc
lected leather, the
ends being turnei /
over and then sew
ed AMI riveted By
hand.
Newest pattern
Of Engli5h Spring
Locks, handles Of
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REMARKABLE INVENTION
FOR STEERING VESSELS
Craft Directed by Means of an Ether
Wave on the Wireless Tele-
graphic Principle.

LONDON. Dec. Am invention has
been tested at Weymouth for steering any
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Store open evenings

open evenings untn Christmas
select unbroken HOLIDAY
comfortably. N- '"' 0'O"u' H0nAnoe 0snoP n'f'
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The Toys.

Any toy or game that your
child may want can surely be
found here, and fairly priced.
The toy stock is complete to the most
minute detail. the books, the dolls,
the games. the animals, the
wagons, all are here, a quality and
variety SO vast that any attempt at emu
meration is instantly frustrated. All
that we can 60 is to print in limited list
and to say that We are sorry for the
child. who does not get to see this, the
one great holiday sight for childhood in
San Francisco.
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Boys Clothing.

Three hundred new style Vestee
Suits have lust been added to our
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THE EMPORIUM: THE EMPORIUM
Remarkable Holiday Window DispEax-Bsrnnnr Mona,

perfect mode of the Emporium udg
handkechefs exhibited
detail Of the
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Xmas Slippers.

Where else can you see so large an
as ortment and such excellent values as
are shown by the big store? Here are
half dozen of the so odd styles Of tn
slippers that we are showing for the
holidays:
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Ladies' all pure
hem5titched hand
embroidered initial
Handkerchiefs, put
up in one-half dozen
boxes for Holiday
G ft-mak ng, per box
9Oc or S1.5O
Chi dren's hem
stitched hand-em-
broidered initial
Handkerchiefs, put
10 in fancy picture
boxes for Holiday
gifts, 3 in a box,
per box........25C
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9Oc or S1.5O

tial Handkerchefs, more than 200
styles from which to make sci action,
and exceptional values at the Holiday
prices. EACH. 300 and Csc
Ladies' sheer lawn hemstitched, embroi-
dered or lace edge Handkerchiefs, GOOD
quality, each. ..iOc, l2gbc and l5c
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Things To Be
Made Up.

Working houghts' the manager of
te department calls tle ar icle to
embroider and to make u for Christ
mas gifts.
Denim Laundry Bags, each ..................
..........................25c o $3.50
L men Sho. Bags, 2pockets l0c, 4p cke
lsc, 6 pocke 25c, 8 pock ts....35c
Combina ion Laundry and Shoe Bag 75c
Comb and Brush Case each. sc and Sc
Travelling Cases, 45C
Spike Stitched Linen Squares, 36x36
inches 9)c, 40x40 inches....Sf-f5
Dr. wn Work Trays, 12xlS inches. $50
n ScAlloped Center P eces, --.--.........
........................... a0c, 25c, $50
Tinted Rose Cushion. top and bottom
.-------. ................ ..........f DC
Basket of Holy Cuhsion Tops
Bachelor Cushion Tops. 45c and 6Oc
Table Covers, tinted, 36x36 inches. 60c
Bzffsnbsrg Lace Patterns and Brad,
Rings, Thread and all materials for do
ing lace uork.
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Crystal Ware,
BS.fc-a-Brac, Etc.

Thousands Of articles in the great
Crockery and Ornament Depar :ment that
are suitable for Christmas Gifts-our
direct importstions from Europe and the
best that America produces
Terra Gotta Busts and Figures-all the
very latest moiels-from Sl.50 each
to...-...................... $4,000
Ensmelei Metal Urns-gold-plst trim
mings-from 1925 to.........$f5s00
Bohemian Crystal and Chira decorated
Vases - all shapes and sizes - from
4oC bo....-....- ................. 0GOsVO
Crystal and Colored Glass Lemonade
Sets-from CSC to.............-S5.OO
Onyx and Gilt Tables. Jariinieres,
Flower Pots, in almost endless assort-
ment-snd at prices to suit any purse.
Holiday Lsmps-more than so differ
ent styles Of fat burner or center draft,
in all styles Of decoration, at prices vary
ing from S5c to S1750.
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Holiday Stock
Ladies' Aprons.

e b o o 8 Q
your Christ
mas Aprons
b fore t h Q
present large
a n d hand
some assort-
ments re
broken.
l. p W n Tea
Aprons, as
in picture.
lace q n d
r / b b o n
trimmings,
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Dinner. Sets.

Year by year the tendency grows to
make useful presents and our experience
has been that the housekeepsr who takes
pride in her home appreciates the gift
of pretty table ware. Here are soma
moderately priced dinner sets:
Semi-porcelain Dinner Set, latest shape.
in the new green or red-brown Medway
Decoration
81 pieces for 6 persons ..... $500
l03 pieces for u persons. $3.50
Semi-porcelain Dinner Set, in rich, dark
flow blue, prettiy bordered-
81 pieces for 6 pers 1ns..... $500
lO3 pieces for IL person :. $f5s55
Carlsbad China Dinner Set, daint lily
decorated in green or yellow
81 pieces for PERSONS. S13.75
100 pieces for II persons. $1,000
Genuine Haviland China Dinner Set, with
a pretty violet or rose decoration
100 pieces for II persons. $500
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assor ent at SIS
Handsome all-wool Blue
Cheviots. with new Tuxe-
DO collar and 81 k lipsls-
vest shield prettily en-
broidered - pants with
buckle at knee-new Gray
Cheviots of pretty design,
large collar, handsomely
trimmed with green braid,
vest with red embroidered
shield. pants with buckle
at knees - AMI a new
brown fabric made same as
above with a trimmed red
sailor collar aud red
trimmed vest - splendi
Suits that are easily WORT
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The Oriental
Holiday Goods.
The haantifnl

The beautiful
G h in es e and
japanese J Q B.
IA ar on the
main floor lack
Of the Book De-
p a TT m ent is
one OF the HOli-
day sights Of the
Emporium. Here
visitors to the big
5 I ore VIII md
m any Oriental
novelties, which
cannot fail to
please and inter-
est their Eastern
friends, who can
not readily OBJ
tain them in
their own homes.
There are fine
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IS YOunu Americas Sepiess'

-5O different books suitable Tor boys.
with titles such as Boat c ub,"
"Bonny Prince Charlie" "Boy Tar"
by Right of Conquest" Erie Train
Boy," and Under D axes Flag: pub
lisher's price SOC, our price. So
"OId Glory Series D With
Dewey at Manila. Under Schey on
the Brooklyn" Under Otis in the
Philippines" and "a Young Volunteer
in Cuba .........................
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Cluisonnes Toys
BrOnZes Fans
Chinawlre Ebony Furniture
Handkerchiefs Chinese Jsger ~
SILK Gowns Sandal Wood Goods
Pore alains Lacuuered Ware
lvories Embroi ered Screens
Carved Goods Silk jackets, ct.
An immsnse collection Of Oriental
novelties and fancy goods in moiern and
antique designs-all marked in Euglsl
in plain figures.
This is ths lrgest and han dsomsst
Bazaar in San Francisco.
A visit here obviites manv Of thu I'M
pleasant features Of trip through the
Chinese quarters. Both Chinese and
white clerks in attendance. PROMPT and
polite service accorded to all visitors
whe her purchasing or not.
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New Books for
Boys and Girls.
fEE1erfCan Bows Series -

BY such favorite authors of boys
books as o iver Optic, Elij h Kellogg,
Prof. Jas. De Mil, ana Samuel W.
COzzens so different titles publish
er's price Sl.00 each, our price. 6Oc
"A71epfcan Girls Series -
"A carefully selected list of so differ
ent books OF girls, by such popular
writers as Amanda NJ. Douglas, Vir-
ginia Townsend, A iel aide Slmue's and
Sophie May, publishers price Sl.00.
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Janice Meredith "a delightful story
of Colonial times-the two volume
So edition with SO illustration by How
ard Pyle-2 miniatures in colors-for
...... .-.....-- -.---...-.........."-S >. %
The $I. SO edition OF "Tanres
MsrEdiih' or.........~........SI LIS
Hugh Wynne" - volumes-the s.
edition, printed on fine paper. with II
photographers b. Howlrd Pvle and
Others. for.................~$ ;. 90
Education of Mr.. Pipp"-a book OF
drawings by Charles Dana Gibson-
published at Sour pr ce. s. 3. IS
Other So books by Gibson are Draw
ings," Pictures of People," London"
People of Dickens" and "Sket hes
and Cartoons at......S ;. S5
Ships and Sailors"-Zogbaum's s. book
of drawings in co'or and in black ami
white, with patriotic verses and music
....-........... ........."..........~$ ;. SO
Bohemian Paris OF To-Day"-By W. C.
Morrow, with illustration by Cucue.
Published at $3.50, our price.
......'............. ............-8 =. rs
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Groceries and
Fine EiuHOrS.

A brief list just to remind you that the
Big store is selling Groceries at prices
never known before in Califo-nia I've
US your orders bv direct Grocery Tela-
phone South SO if you cannot come in
person. A parate special delivery
for the Grocery Department:
Good Japan Rec, IL lbs for. soc
Best Dry Granu ated Sugar, 21 T. for.
............ .......................... ST.. 90
Select Oysters, lib tins. for. ..1Oc
Sure Catch Fly Paper, the large siz,, box
Of q double sheets for.
Znfandel, CIaret, White Wine or Port.
per llon.--....-. .....................5OC
Cedar Run Bourbon Whiskey, the good
$3.50 per gallon quality, for. S2.O0
White Label Stout Guinness, best b-ew.
bottled BY Menu len, the best that the
market affords. and sold everywhere
at 81 90 per dozen. for..........$E9O
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Umbrellas for.
the HOLIDAYS.

Here are two lots Of L,dies' Umbrellas
that would make useful, moderately
priced Holiday Gifts:
Ladies' Union Silk Umbrellas, paragon
frame, ste ell rod handles, either pearl
or ivory trimmed, Dresden balls or
natural wood finish. each. ...$2s5 SO
Ladies' all-siIk Umbr Has. paragon frames,
steel rod handles, in ivory, pearl. Dres-
den or natural wood, each.... $500
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These Blankets
Are BarqainS.

We are selling fine White Blankets at
one-quarter less than they would cost
to produce at the present price OF
wool. Our large buVing and foresight
in anticipating the advance enable us
to offer the best values In Blankets
ever shown in that Department.
Elegant White Wool Blankets, beauti-
fully made. 74x84 inches in siz4 and
weighing 2 lbs, per pair. $6.05
A splendid White Ca ifornia Wool Blan-
ket, 78 inches wide, weight 81 los, a
special value, per pair. .........S5.65
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Popular New Novels.
Our prices on these are at least 20 per
cent less than the pub shers'.
Santa Claus Partner" T. n Page$E2O
" the De Willoughby Claim" Burnett. -.
........................... ...S1.2O
"Stal & Co.. Kipling. g............SI. 12
THE Kings Mirror" Hope.........$f.1z
"via Crucis." Crawford ord............$f.F5
" R chard Carvel." church, |. ......$f.f5
"The Gentlemen from Indians," Tirk-
ington. on..............................-S1. 20
"The 0iher Fellow" Smith ...... $L2O
a Mantle Mark" Morrow. .84
"The Lion and the Unicorn" Davis .98
Jennie Baxter, Journalist, Barr. .98
"M,. DOGGY in the Hearts of His
Countrvmen -......... .........". s04
Active Ssrvice,' Crare............ 81
" The Enchante Typewriter" Bangs......
.................. d. OO
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trimmed vest - splendid, serviceable
Suits that are easily worth 4 dollar more
than our price-all sizes from to 8
years.--....-..-..--. ..--......--........S . z S5
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AN IMPOSING HOLIDAY SHOW,

looked beautiful
transacted
sights Fanco THE sight
turn their steps daily.
It's toeat hmgryo
tired the
nightly Caifoia
ALL the idea shoppngp
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
CANADIAN YACHT BEATEN
The American Challenger Wins the Sec
~, Sa.....,,.lanl,,a

The American Challenger Wins the Sec
ond OF the Seawan,,nlSa Series.
DoRvAL, Que, Aug. 1.-The second
race for the Seawanhaka cup came off
yesterday on Lake St. Louis and was
won by the American boat Constance by
55 seconds, this making two wins out OF
five races against the Glencairn's
nothing, and as the course today is to
the windward and return the Constance
should have good show. The Con
stance pointed much higher and sitter
than the Glencairn against the wind,
while, of course, the Glencairn made
gains before the wind. Nine seconds
after the starting whistle the Constance
shot over the line, followed seven sec
onds later by the Glencairn, both hold
!, ing on the starboard tack. 1t soon be-
came evident that the Glencairn was
being outsailed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01

DIES Mo1NEs, Aug. 1.-Despite the
fact that there is only one nomination,
that for supreme judge, in controversy,
a large portion of the delegates to the
Republican state convention Wednes-
day are already in town. In the fight
Oh supreme judge, Judge Robinson of
Sioux City is conceded the largest vote
Oh the first ballot, with Burnham and
Sherwin for second place. Fee and
Sloan also claim excellent chances
Much attention is given in hotel corri
doris to the United States senatorshil
fight, which is now in ful! blast, with
legislative nominations being made
daily. Friends of G.itr and Cunmin'
both claim to lead thus far.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
Singers ut Davenport.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. 1.-The ami
versary Of the Northwestern sangerfest,
held here last year, was celebrated Sun
day by the German American Singing
society of Burlington. Muscatine and
Davenport, Ia, and Rock Island and
Moline, Ills, at picnic and open air
concert at Schuetzen park. A mass
chorus of singers from the five cities
named rendered the chorus numbers,
which were sung at the big festival last
year. Burlington gets the biennial fes
tival next wear
Secretary Gage says he does not pro-
pose making any reply to the last let
ter of the Civil Service Reform league.
Frank J. Curry, the striking motor
man, in whose room dynamite was
found, is held for the New York grand
Jury
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
Io,yn senntosia, Contest.

fact that there is only one nomination.
that for supreme judge, in controversy,
a large portion OF the del gates to the
Republican state convention Wednes-
day are already in town. In the fight
on supreme judge, judge Robinson of
Sioux City is conceded the largest vote
on the first ballot, with Burnham and
Sherwin for second place. Fee and
Sloan also claim excellent chances.
Much attention is given in hotel corri-
doris to the United States senatorship
fight, which is now in full blast with
legislative nominations being made
daily. Friends Of Ger and Oummins
both claim to lead :.zss far.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
A DEFICIT FOR LAST MONTH

The War and other Expenditures FIX
ceeded Revenues. by Eight Millions.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The govern
ment receipts and expenditures will
show deficit for July of about Is, i5S,-
COO, slightly in excess Of the estimate.
During that month the expenditures
on account of the war alone We're about
S35, 900, 900, which amount has been
reduced to about Sl9,S00,OOO for the
month just closing 1t is expected that
the expenditures during che month Of
August will be quite heavy on account
of payments to returning volunteers
and the cost of equipping and sending
out others.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
Columbia.
Arny worms Working North.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Aug. 1.-The
army worms, which appeared in south
ern Kansas recently i'll great numbers,
came from the south and after staying q
few days passed northward. Cane,
Kaffir corn, millet, alfalfa and young
corn were attacked. Some whole fields
were stripped of leaves by the worms i'll
a single day, while in other instances
only narrow strip would be eaten,
Stock trains on the Santa Fe branch
were delayed by the worms crossing the
track in such numbers that the wheels
would slip.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
Damare. ASKED for SANDER.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Aug. IA
slander suit has been instituted in the
district court here, growing out Of the
Republican county convention last week,
by Celia Evans, daughter-in-law of
George H. Evans, prominent politician
and wealthy farmer of Cherry town
ship, against Levi Surber, neighbor.
Evans was candidate for commissioner
and Surber worked against him. The
plaintiff alleges that Surber three times
in one day made slAnderous remarks,
insinuating that improper relations ex-
listed between Evans and herself, and
she asks for $4,000 da,lna.z,s.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
No Writ for James A. Doyle.

DENVER, Aug. LIN the United States
circuit court Judge Hallett denied the
petition for writ of habeas corpus for
James A. Doyle, the millionaire mine
owner, who is incarcerated in the Ell
Paso county Jail, owing to his refusal to
surrender Judgment for 500, 600 gained
in court at Council Bluffs, Ia, against
his former partner, James Burns, inde-
fiance of an injunction issued by the
district court at Colorado Springs.
Doyle's attorney entered an appeal
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
BoiIn May BE Discharged.

OMAHA, Aug. 1.-Associate Justice
Henry Billings Brown of the United
States supreme court has cited the state
of Nebraska to appear to show why
a writ of error should not be al
lowed in the Henry Bolln embezzlement
case. Bolln's attorneys expect to secure
the writ on the showing that will be
made. This would reverse the proceed
ings of the Nebraska courts and dis
charge Bolln from custody.