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water Cellars by r. Hopkinsou smith.

water CoIors by r. Hopkinson smith.
The annua exhibition OF water color pictur res
by Y H%opkinson Smith Is Ia progress at Avery's
galleries, aud will continue to Jan. y. In adj
dition to the artists familiar subjects from
Venics and Holland. he this year shows some
interesting aud picturesque bits on the
Thames The average Of the work is as good as
usuAl, and the SAME snappy. dirnct sort OF style
marks the present collection as those Of pre-
vious years. The subjects are well chosen. and
the rendering. II not profound, Il at least clever.
and gives and give an impression OF truthful
observation A novelty is found in After
the Storm No, "a, wherein II group OF boats
huddled together on the sen is relieved with
good effect against the black clouds piled up
on the horizon. Other sheets which may be
specially mentioned for their attractiveness
are Under the Trees. Dordrecht," No. 2;"On
the Lagoon. No. "A Waiting for the Lock.
Thames No. 2 3: Where the Gondolas Land. -
No 70; 50 Along the Rlva." No, -: Above the
Lock, m No. "a. and The Cana Of san
pAulo," No. 3S.
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In the Face Of Failure He Still Declares the
Principle . Practical One.

In the Face Of Failure He Still DsclnreS the
Principle . Practical One.
r. A. Knapp, the inventor Of the Knapp roller
boat, having met with disappointment in the
speed Of the vessel he built at Toronto. still be-
lieves that his invention Is destined TO rule the
seas. and he puts forth some novel theories in
support of his belief. The plan Of his boat Is
that Of q barrel with Q smaller barrel sus-
pended on q central axis inside. The
engines are placed In the suspended barrel.
and, are intended TO- make the outer
one position. The boat bull. az Toronto Is ITO
feet long and % feet In diameter and was ex-
an hour. She made six miles an hour. The
power was applied by putting the engines aGi On
inT The weiShted inner cylinder tend to climb
up the side Of the outer one. like a squirrel in Q
wheel cage This was q mistake Of his engi-
neers, Mr.. Knapp declares.
II have always been of the opinion" he says.
that speed cannot be obtained from gravity
Eineers now admit that / am right. and that By
suspending the power and applying 1t 70 . cen
trail shaft Ave times better results can he OBJ
His theory is that with his vessel rolling
broadside TO the water she would soon, meet
the surface and roll over Il as over q pavement,
and would meet with so little, resistance that
the s sossfdi t xsuI lover 9s ai shs ha ahiiT Gnsine aS %f he
says. tell him that such a vessel; exposing, 50
great q surface, could never be propelled
against the wind. but he sees the matter diff
Wi my vessel" he declares. "ths7resist-
ance OF akin friction and the blow OF q wave.
which Is much below the centre. knocking her
legs out from under her. so TO speak. are aids
10 speed. | turn the enemy into Q friend AMI am
working with nature instead OF against her.
The wind can no more stop my vessel. weigh;
ing 1000 tons or more, than 1t can n railroad
train. A..
weigh has nothing TO do with i. and that there
is no power in momentum. l have given up
arguing with them as hopeless. IL hoes seem
strange TO ma that men who are trained In
science should so fail to comprehend one Of the
greatest Of natures forces. the inertia OF mo-
Mr.. Knapp proposed TO the United States
Government recently that il build q troopship
on his deslgns According 70 the specifications
which he Enclosed the vessel would have been
AZ feet long. 200 feet in diameter and capable
OF carrying 10000 men with their provisions
and 10000 tons OF cargo.
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DIED.

-
DO"s.-on Friday Jan. 49, 1899. David Bows. !r.
in the AID year OF his age.
Funeral services At his late residence. 30 Eas.
10th st., on Monday. Jan. Ia. ct 10 s'clook A. II.
lntsrment At Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
DUNDON.-At Fordham, Jan. Il. 1899. Prof.
Arthur Il. Dundon Of the Normal Collsrs,
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend tina
funeral At the Church of Our Lady of Many
Webster Av.. FordhAm. Monday, Jan. ID. at IL A.
NJ. Train leaves Grand Central Station ct 1898.
Interment private. PlsNss omit flowers.
GLOVER,-At Moscow. Pa. on Jan. II. 1aps. DR..
ga. Glover. son of tho late Thomas and Harriet
A. Glover of New York. in the 58th year of hia
ago.
Iuterment at Dunmors Cemetery. Pa.
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Pellee Quen Riotous wlseon.ln studsnt.

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 1.-THE police had q
hard time last night 70 quell a disturbance by
university students at the Fuller Opera House.
Nearly 500 students participated IN the row.
which began by students throwing paper pei
lots at the women players on the stage and
using i'm Droper language. When the officers
ate to arrest the offenders they resisted
and several fights snsued. After "A lively bat
tic the police were victorious, and Ave rioters
were arrested.
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schooner Ida Y. Latham wreeksd.

FERNASDINA. Fla. Jan. 1+.-Ths schooner
ida E. Latham. bound from New York to this
port with a cargo Of salt. sank at 3 o'clock this
morning on North Breakers. near Fernandina
bar The master and crew took TO the boats. and
tied up at a sea buoy until this morning. when
they came ashore. The schooner and cargo are
n total lobB.
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Religious NGtlrGs.

I,HuRCH OF PRACTICAL METAPHYSICS. d0l
CATnogas HAIl.-lhis evening, a. 80, !. B. HAw-
kins speaks on - Mans Equilibrium" rolIWsd by
FREQ mental magnetic healing and Clearwater read
ingH from handwriting. Admission free.
sOcIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE-snndAy.
y Jan. rs, 1870. at li:2o A, NJ, 81 Carnegie Music
Fslis Adler. subject: Hight Relations Between
rArunis And Children" AL Interested are invited.
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LADIES' BOOTS.

1900 Pairs of Ladies' Kid Button and Laced
Boots OF excellent quality in modern shapes, the
regular prices of which are $3.50 and $500 per
pair, at 1858
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R.AtmanAGo

Enumerate prominent values for Monday, Janu-
airy 10th, in their Departments of Furs, Ladies'
Boots, Fancy Silks and Cotton Dress Fabrics, as
follows:
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Another Honor for William j. C.rr.

william J. Carr. who was appointed Corpora
ton Counsel in the borough OF brooklyn re-
Gently, has been elected President Of tho ~.
Patriek's Society.
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8usiusss Anttres.

Rheumattsm and GOut cured In every case
since 1861. FAMOUS PRESCRIPTIONS loo, 8aA.
Always safe and reliable. T6c. bot. MULLINS
PHARMACY. u UniversI. plR"e. New York.
Carl H. SchuItz's Waters
represent years Of study and experience. The OyLY
PURE, r MINERAL WkTERg In this olty.
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oncerS Of the stats Federation Of Labor.
ALBANY. Jan. 1.-THE convention {. the
W~orkingmen's Federation Of Labor held its
concluding session to-day and elected these
officers; President. Daniel Harris Of New York
First Vice President. NJ. II, Murphy Of Buffalo;
Second Vice President. Charles 3. johnson Of
tho Locomotive Flremen: ,Third, Vics-PEesi-
fPs sssllds Hnt' Henry ny1n B. D. JACKSON Ssw aHr Of sehHensetadS;
Fifth Vice President. James I. O'Sullivan OF
Troy; Sixth President, James ConqQlly
Mary Maloney OF New York Secretary-Treas-
urer. Richard II. Currsn Of RochesGsr; General
Legislative Committee, James j. GrogAn OF
Troy. James Deyine Of Albany. and James P.
Horley Of Troy.
A resolution c~ondemning biennial sessions
was unanimously adopted by the cOnYentton.
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TIE KENsICo CEMETERY, Private station, Har-
Il Ism Railroad; - minutes rds frum the GRAND
Central Depot. once. IL East 42d 81
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B.AHman&Go.

9.ALIlIluNNNU.
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS
3. Altman h 10. Having given unusual care to the sekc.
ton Of ANTIQU AND MODERN ORIENTAL CARPETS
during the past season, announce an Exhibition and Sale on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 10th. 18th and 18th,
as follows:
40 RARE SILK PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS,
80 ANTIQUE SARAK AND sERAPE CARPETS,
AT EXTRAORDINARILY Low PRICES.
80 MODERN TURKISH AND PERSIAN CARPETS.
In sizes from Skill feet to t2xt6 feet.
* Formerly $1,000 10 $4,000 reduced to S5S.UU
IS $500" 1850 6S.UU
1900
80 1900" 1890 90 mn
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WILL OFFER
100 Eazakdja Rugs, in sizes about SKA feet 6 inches, re-
ducsd from sa75 to $3.50
200 Mossoul and Persian Rugs, about 4xS feet, reduced from
$3.50 and S24.oo TO 1880 & $3.50
THIRD FLOOR1
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have bssn brought about through TEE SUES Real
Estate columns. Both the deAlar and the reader
may be dsDonGsd ON, . factor not TO bS lost sight Of.
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SpGrizI autirss.

PILEs.-No cutting: no Lost time, Book tres.
Pay Whsn eursL. d. Ca1PA1G. ioT EAGI asa e.
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5000, $3.50, $500, decidedly best value
in this city. &C. Shayne, ia w. 2 st.
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AGAERIWrn

Jan. IL. 1899. 81
Augusta, Ga. Marion Foster Philippe 10 George
HAdssll Rearons.
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A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
5000 YARDS OF FANCY SILK
in Street and Evening oolors, suitable for entire Costumes and
separate Waists and Skirts, will be offered to- COO.
morrow, at wv Hu.
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In a case recently tried in the United States
District Court In NswJersey the plaintiffs sued
~ recover a balance claimed 10 be due on the
Purchase price Of = boiler. The purchaser in
listed that he was entitled to a dec uction from
tie nrice agreed upon because the makers had
Led 10 place upon tho boiler (which was in
nded for = steamboat a namoplats. show
'Ng The name Of the manufactures. the place
NArre made, and the tensile strength. On
'Ii's point Judge KIRKPATRICK ruled against
'h~ defendant, holding that there was no stat
"'"ry requirement for a nameplate and that It
was not called for by tho contract. A valued
respondent at Elizabeth. Mr.. EGbert p,
"atson' In calling our attention to this de-
.'.'on' points out that the court. parties and
''iAael all seem to have been unaware Of a
ne prescribed By the Board OF Supervising
'''pe'tors for the construction OF marine
IAN boilers. which reads thus: There shall
.' fastened 70 each boiler q plate containing
ne nims Of the manufacturer OF the material.
''" mace where manufactured. the tensile
'Fe"+ih' rhs name OF the builder OF the boiler.
"'''' and whore huilt." Mr.. Watson SAYS that
"' me boiler Is licensed until such . name
IL@Is - airxed 70 IL
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berlegsn. III ndmlih gegenmdrtig in
glusiiibrung beariffen. Drinnen I'M
5hurm bdmmert's llno bDbelt's gar Luz
fig. Sic 8ppier panoeln bic oiiI!errl
@efdnanibsellen 5ll 3imnern, 8iireau=
Standardization uno Mrhipen um. Oof=
fentlih folat benz llmbau i'm Snnern
aud nod cine &eitauration oes MeuBer,l
oes drhitettDnlleb re1t intereiIanten
Vaues.
Surb Nnfaltf bon 100 @aaen ruIli=
| l1en unb SO Waeeu ameritaniiden
Wei5ens bat bas eineenbililbe Ober-
frieastommiliariot i'll Bern feline 2ager-
beltdnoe mieoer auf ca. 1000 gBa9en
tomplettirt.
9lub in bieiem geridt muB Der
granb- -Gbrpnit Maum seiudbrt meroen.
Sn @ettnau (2userlD lit oas eroBe
Sauernbaus oes Gano,uirtb5 uno Grd=
mers soosIi oollitdnDig abeebrannt.
Sie SemoDncr fonnten, ba Der BanD
oes MOrgens I'M 5 llbr ausbrab, nur
nit aenauer Notb ibr 2eben retten.
eeSn Ober9Os9en (5olotburn) lit oas
9aus bes 9errn=@jemeinoe Nnlmann
Mener total niecergebrannt; auh bier
mubten bic 8emobner i6r 2eben retten,
iuccm iie gum Senlter hinaus lpranaen.
9tm Moraen Deg /. Sebruar lit oas
Sbulbaus in Niitbi, @emeinoe Sbur-
nen int slmt Geftiaen (9ern) auf ben
8runo nieoergebrunnt. 9as s1ul=
baus mar bewobnt bon Der 2ebrerin,
SRI. Grni uno seitiueiie ourd Den Qeb=
rer Daniel gDllen, Der aber ionlt auf
ieinem 6eimtueien u2an9eneg9ern" in
&iit1i wubnt.
SAB nit oem rNietplen" pprli6tiA |
iperocn muB, bersilen Die
perbdItlibmdbig re6t bdufa uDrfcm=
menoen grplolionen. 9lm 2. SSebruor
lit lnter bpnnerdbnlidem BetDie DER
@cetDlen=@ @rseuauns=N =Npperat Der 0erren
6ebriloer Giger iii @ntlebub l2usern)
erpluoirt. Gliidliberpeiie fam oos
8elGditsperional nit Dem Sbrefsn oa=
BON.
gnoe LETTER Wahe boffts mdnniaIid,
Der gSinter iueroe nun enolib nit
Dta6t einriifen. 2eioer bat man ib
1etduibt; oenn beute berrlbt wieoer
Nrllblinos=5emperatur ct.
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W;Aiotteu DeryG1cnft.

IS lit setpiB ansenebm fir oas Sub
lifum su luiiIen, oas es Elm 8eiGait i'm
2anbe gibt, oas li6 nibt 9eniyt, gegen
Die Mrmen uno 2eioenOen ireigebls su
ieiu. Iie gigentbiimer BON Sr. Sings
Stem DISCOVERY aeAen Sblpinoiubt,
Suiten uno Grfdltun9en, baben ilber
sebn WlilIionen 9robe flaiban oieIes 9ro=
Sen !0eilmittels peri6entt uno BADEN
nun Die ejenust1uung gu ipillen, oaB
oalielbe SauienOe bon boiTnun9sluIsil
Sdllen gebeilt bat. Ultima. 8rduue,
!0eiiertelt uno aue Sals=, gruit= uno
2ungenleiben luerOeu oamit iiber ae=
bellt. grobef floideu frei in s. 6. DILL
Ter & Sobn's Npotbete. 9teguldre Gro
ben SOC. uno 81. Seoe Slaibe earan=
tirt poer oas@elo suriifge9eben. 3
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cSntcrciiantcS 9pfs,ntcnt.

Seattle, g4ai1., 81. 6eb. Ser .Yolt=
Sntclliaenc.r" usrDfientlidte oas isacli=
mile eines ipaniIben Documents. wc=
rous berporNebt, oaB Die spanier a,pi=
iben 1870 uno 1892 8aneouper Sslano
milltdrii6 beltbt 6ielten. IS iuirb con=
itatirt. OaB oas 9otument., menn es
iih in ben 5anocn oes &aiiers Wil6 I'm
befunoen batte, Der als S6ieosridt,r
flnsirte. I'M Die canaoiiGe 8renslini,
sipiIden Gn9lanb unO Den Ser. Staaten
felt;ultelen, unbeltrcitbar oas Ge6t Der
Ser Staoten allf Wancouper Sslano
be!pieien baben ,piiroe. Sos fraalibe
Spfument lit ein Seribt bon Yeoro Ml-
berni iiber Den 3ultano feiner Sruppen
bel Ieiner gtiiftebr BON 9tOotfa Guno
nab Wericpolnb botirt bonn |. Sanuar
1898. 9as Orioinal= =Dotunent, tpel=
tbes iib jebt in seattle beiinoet, uuroe
Dor 40 Sabren an elnen britil6en 8iir=
ger oertauft uno aus perl0nli0sn @riin=
Den suriifgeDalten.
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Gin raffinirtcr 3nifi.

Gs liebt alleroIn9s sen5 Darna0 aus,
bod 1T oies ,pirtlih nidt Der 6al. Sr=
aeno sSemanb fann es perluhen, Der an
lobmem Giifen uno i6maben Nierel1,
Mlalaria pOer gfeloenserriittuns leioet.
9Sir meinen, Dab er li6 Iosleib turiren
tann, inosm ct electric yitters rimmt.
9iele WeOi,in bringt oas gan5e SDitsm
in rlhtigen ginflana, iuirtt ltimuli=
reno auf Die 2eber uno 9lieren, lit Elm
Slutreiniger uno Elm Nerpeu=SDnic.
Sic turlrt Werltopfuna. GopIpsb,
SlnmaGtsanIdae, Sdlafloliateit, uno
Dielanholle. Sic 1T rein peeetabiiiid,
ein miloes Nbfiibr=Wtittel uno sibt oenl
Spifem tpieoer feline natiirlibe GraIt.
Geriudlt electric Yitters uno iiberseuot
Sud. oab Oasielbe MunDer mirtt. SeDe
5Slai6e aarantirt. gtur 50 Gents per
5Slaide III j. s. Miller unb 5Obns
WpDt1ete. 3
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Gin siueitcr Siitgcrt san.

Chicago, 25. 6ebruar. Gin Gal.
Der oem 2iitaert~6all dbnli1 1iebt, lit
bier au 8ase 9ei0roert ipDrbei,. hilbert
u. yefer, ebenfaIlS ein Wnr1imader,
lit auf oen Neroa1t, um Elm iiinaeres
6rauensimmer beiratben 5u tonnen. am
q. Sanuar feline 6rau ermoroet gu ha=
ben, IN 6ait gerolnmen moroen. 9ll=
leroin9s sat man ben 4eihnam Der
Nrau nibt gefrnoen, aber Die polisei
1T bod Der Nnlidbt, oab lie ermoroet
ipnree. Dor aht Sabren beirathete
gefer il, Diilmautee Elm 6rdulein 3be-
reia Gutenberg uno 500 lpdter nit ibr
nod Chicago. Dor iehs Monaten
mrroe gefer nit einem IL Sabre alten
Maoben yiamens Soa Sntterlin be-
fannt uno nerliebte litb in lie. Seit=
oem ipuroe ssrau 8efer Ihlebt be1on=
belt, uno zines id0nen 5ages per=
idwano lie aans uno gar, iuoraui Ye=
der feline Soa beirutbete.
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Seine SG,ortaitcietc t,tel,r.

Cine 9tabri6t in Der nSron Sraoe
&epieip," oab Die boben 5SabrifIdorn=
lteine nidt mebr n0tbi9 ieien, pa lie lib
leidt our6 eineu 6dhertuert, eine Dirt
Gentilator. erfeben lieBen, oer Den 2aud
auflauAe, ourb GDbren fort leite nno
oann ,pieoer Der Seuerung 5ur Gerbren=
nung sufiibre, bat niht seriuges 9uf=
ieben in Der 6abritantenmelt bsrporge=
rufen. Gin 8eriuh, Der III golton oe=
ma6t ipuroe, ioQ b6hlt befrieoisenb ab=
9elaufen iein. Ser Mpparat arbeitet
automatii6, b. b. iobalb Dos aBaier
i'm Geliel nur etpas ertparmt lit, fdnet
er an lid in getpeguns gu ieben. Ser
3ug, ben er er5eu9t. 1T stpei bis orei=
NAL itarter als Der Der boben S1orn=
lteine uno ldBt lib bel ieoem Metter err
sieblen. Gie Soften linb na.iirli6 bel
meiten nibt 10 sroB als ole grrihtune
zines S6ornIteins. Man bat ausge=
rednet. oaB cine Jabrit. bic beitanoig
i'm getrieb lit, biel Gelo iparen fann,
oa Der Gaub uno Die @ale neue 9ei3=
traft liefern.
Solte lib Der Npparat tpirfli1 be-
ndbren, 10 tpare er Oas lan9geluhte
Wittel, um Dem GauhIbaben in alien
Qdnoern, in oenen Weibfo1len Der.
braudt meroen, ein gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
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= Mbonnirt auf ben 8eobaAter.
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@efphf;1nn 7
800.
S1OO.

g1UO. @efDbnang! 500.
Dis aeier bieier 3eituns perben @ frsuen au erfab=
rem, beb es spentsens etne sefirtee aransbei siebt
pee bic Wtienfaaft tn an isren 5tufen gu betIen TIM
etanbe lit; as &atarrbs Sur t Bite etn5tse iebt ber
dr.t!iaen 8riSeri2ait betannta potpe Sur. Ratarrb
ezforost aIs ene etne sputttuts
rneIe 9ebanbIuus. Saus 9atarrbs Sur mtrb innerlib
senou'men unb tptrf bret auf bas 9lut unb BITE Iets
misen Sberildaen bes Sptesss soourb bic Grunblase
bet GranfDet 5er5reub unb benz patienten Strait sez
benb, tnbem iie bic Contribution bes S6rpers auibans
rnb ber Ratur In ibrem @erfe btlft. Die Gtsentbus
ner baben 70 pteI @ertrauenu u ren SeiI.rdfe bab ie
en9unbert DrGars Selcbnuns fir iebeu Gau anbisten,
ben fe gu fartren perfebIt. 2abt Gu etne 2ife bon
3eusnifen tpmmen. Dian obrefIire:
8. 8. Gbenep & 6 o., GoIebo, ..
Es-@ertauft ppn alsu gpptbetsru, IS Gents.
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Die 2eute, lpeltbe Den Sruppen
oas 1leifb lieferten, ia9en idmnltlib,
es mdre iebr gut sewelen. 9isjenisen,
nelbe es ellen iollten, beseibnen es Elm
itimmla ais unoenlebbar. IS tommt
eben oui ben Stanopuntt al. tpie Der
Soitadnger laete, als feline @irtbin ibm
tlar gu MAIDEN iudte, oab itarter Gaffee
un9eIuilo lei.
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= Ser neue ruiliI6e @ouperneur bon
Jinnlano bat jebt Den Iinnii6en 5enat
ee5mnnaen einen @rlab oes 3aren be-
fannt 81 MAIDEN, ourh tpelden oas
finnii6e parlament 0es ansI1liebliden
Mehtes beraubt miro, oeilen es iib bel
Gr0rterung Der Mabnabmen betreifs
ndberen Nni6luiles Ginnlanbs an bas
rulfiibe Hei0 erfreute.
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Ser rYepbadter" eridleint ieben Donnerstaa unter
folaenbem Subicriptipnspreiien
lyfr Die Ser. Staaten nitb @anaba nit Der Ncfer.
lno 6artenban Seitun9 III gorausbesablpng IS 1.50
Wirb erit I'M Werlarfe beS jabres pber ratb Mb-
lau besielben besablt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l75
Sur 0eutidlan0 unD bic Gdpeis.pbne bic .Mcfer.
inb @artenbou 3eitung" bel 0oransbeaablhug $500
gBenn nod Mblaui elilcS SerminS ein Nbplitent oaS
@Iot nbt rtfnirt reip mebr als a,pei ynmmern an
nn,mt 70 pirb Der 9etreelibe aud fir ben olgencen
Scrmin aIs Mbpnnent einge,ragen.
Sp lanQe ber SnbcriphpnSpreiS fit baS 9iatt nod
gana ooer tbepee GusiteBt BARI fein slbpnneut baS.
7 elbe rerlpeigern
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
o.. as second class matter.
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+ 3spubliten, Die nibts mebr mad
republitanilbsn @runoidsen fragen,
liuo iblimmer als Mouarhien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-18
CANNING PROJECT.
The Guthrie Club should Look Into tn,
subject.


The Guthrie Club Should Look Into the
subject.
Elsewhere we invite attention to the
article on the advantages Of a canning
factory on an extensive scale. The
Leader yesterday met a gentleman
who is now visiting the territory with
the view Of starting just such fac-
tory al some point and after visiting
several OF the leading cities he has
made mp his mind that Guthrie and
the surrounding country offers the
best inducements for such an enter
prise. This gentleman is thoroughly
conversant with all the psrtieu ars en-
tering into the preparation and manu-
facture OF canned goods, having ac-
quired his inform alton from long expe-
rience in the business.
The Leader would suggest that the
Guthrie Commercial Club take the
matter up, and either appoint a com
mitiee to confer with the gentleman
or invite him TO NEE the club and give
bis views upon the subject. No time
should be lost in the matter The
gentleman Will remain ia the city sev
eral days before finally determining
the matter, and If the club regards the
subject Of sufficient interest to enlist
its cooperation, the Leader will bt
glad to furnish the name Of the gen
| tleman and such other information as
the club may desire on the matter,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-18
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Personal Mention.
Observation-Disclosures

L. + Laverty went south this noon.
Judge Frank Pale and wife arc back
from Illinois.
MIR. and Mrs II. u. Hagan leave for
ST Louis tomorrow.
o Judge Rurtord and wife are prepar.
ing for an outing in Indiana.
J Y piekard, clerk Of the court for
Judge IsIner at Perry, is down on a
visit.
Paul Hunter, the rough rider Is
oyer from Chandler after a commission
to hght Filipinos
Assistant United States District At
torney b. s. Mc9uire and wife have
returned from Colorado Springs
From the Oklahoman Sheriff Fran X
Rinehart Of Guthrie, was in The city
last night enronte home from Teeum-
sch.
Misses Maymye Brooks, Nellie kim
ball. Lena Hunter and Ethel McNeal,
of Guthrie, are visiting Miss Irene
Turner -Times-Jo Journsl
Misses Ella Martin. FEMME Crocker
Minnie Hill and Lou Vance went tC
Guthrie yesterday afternoon TO attend
a meeting Of the Epworth League -
Times Journal.