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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-23

Between this and Monday night
things will fly at police headquarters.
AS told exclusively in The Spy, this
morning, the seleotmen have decided to
move the department to other quar-
tiers.
The selectmen shared with Chief
Oren B. Bates the opinion that II
would not do to keep the prisoners in
cells open to the street. The prison
ers have been in this situation for three
or four days.
After the selectmen reached this de-
termination, it did not take long to en-
gage quarters in the old Howard barn.
The barn was formerly occupied by the
fire engine and Franklin Hook and
| Ladder Company.
There are six or seven stalls that were
used by the fire horses The stalls can
be transformed quickly into temporary
cells. But a man will have to stay on
guard night and day when the cells con-
tain prisoners.
In the meantime, the selecrmen are
trying to arrange a meeting with the
building committee. The selectmen
will urge upon the building committee
the Importance OF purchasing the new
steel cages Immediately. The cages
can be set up in the temporary quar-
tiers as soon as they arrive. When Chief
Bates has them, he can breathe a lit
tie easier than he feels like breathing
now.
The carpenters will get to work ear
ly Monday morning to do what is ne
cessary. The telephone people will
change the telephone early Monday
morning. BY Monday night the Clin-
ton Electric Light Company will have
the wiring completed and incandescent
lights installed.
The office furniture will be loaded on
to truck and taken down The har-
ness and equipment of the men will be
transferred together with the prison
| ers on hand
All this will be done within the hours
Of one day.
1t is regarded as unfortunate that
the cells have not been purchased. Some
pressure was brought upon the com
mittee soon after its appointment, te
! this end, but the matter lapsed, and
the committee overlooked its import
ance.
1 The new quarters will not be ais com
| Portable as could be desired, but they
win do nicely for the present They
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-23

The most efflcacous stimulant to
sharpen the appetite is DR.. Siegert's
Angostura Bitters. See that you get TIVE
genuine
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-23

Between this and Monday night,
things will fly at police headquarters
AS told exclusively in The Spy, this
morning, the seleotmen have decided to
move the department to other quar-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
4Ec Pillow Cases Sheets. 25c

No store in Norfolk ever sold the plies
of Sheets and Cases as we have. Nc
wonder when selling goes like this.
&c, Pillow Cases of reliable muslins.
sizes i2X5G
&c. worth l5c., Pillow Cases Of Fine
lonsda!e Cambria. ijx$G.
To-. Extra Heavy Shooting Muslin
Gases. 45X3G. The cloth cost more.
l2i4c. Hcmst.tch Cases fine cloth. large
size. value l5c.
i9c. Bolster Cases. full size, wide
hens. a bargain
25c. Bolster Cases, extra size.
pc, Sheets If good Heavy Shooting for
single beds, 5iX!N.
29c.. sheets of Heavy Bicachcd and I'm
bleachod Sheciang, large sizes.
45c.. Heavy Uucal Sheets. extra sizes,
Tor large beds
5oc.. Extra Androscoggln Sheets. 2la
yards square.
SOC. Fine ncmst.tch Sheets, large sizes,
worth 1jc. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
The fr-,.+-i...- IAis i,,e,,.

By Telegraph 20 V!rginian-pi
San Juan, Porto Rico, Jan. 2S.-The
United States cruiser Topeka left here
to-day in tow OF the supply-shlp Ster-
ling. Several days ago orders were re-
ceived for the Topeka To continue her
cruise. but her engineer reported that
her boilers We're disabled. and that il
would be unsafe To proceed.
The local board of surveyors made an
examination and condemned the YES
sci.
1t is the opinion OF prominent naval
officers that the disabilities Of the To-
peka Will lead to an Investigation by
the Secretary Of the Navy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

the Army Reorganization bill the only
amendment adopted being ta3t offered
by the committee 60 give Veterinarians
III cavalry regiments the rank. pay
and allowances of second licutenOuts.
The time before the eulogies began
was chiefly devoted To continuation
Of The debate on the adVisability OF re-
tanning The Philippines.
DIVING to the small attendance in thu
House to-day and The fact that the
cUiogies We're set for o'clock. e was
dc.i ded not Ia offer for action tn-dav
thr amendments providing Tor the le-
duction of the size of infantry compa-
mics ana cavalry troops. There were
the amendments OF which Mr. HUI
gave notice Yesterday.
OUR TROOPS At MANILA
Speaking to a pro forlva amendment
Mr. Handy Democrat, De!aWare), said
that he wuuid withdraw our tronys
from Mamie before a hostile shot had
been fired against Tho 1atiVcs who
were standing for liberty. He would
not Ike 10 witness another Bunker Inl
In which we would act the part OF the
invaders of liberty.
MIR. Bell p0puisl. Colorado read Il
letter from Il soldier recent. return
Ell from MaHila in which the writer
said he was fed on horse meet and
Wormy bread aud that - Per cent. Of
tho American troops were anxious to
return. The othor ono per cent. was
made IN Of those who thought they
could make money. The writer said tho
eickiV SoGson was approaching. ana 20
J 're majority Of The troops would fan
sick If they were not withdrawn.
Mr. Eel argued th0t the pension rolls
would be increased many millions II we
attempted to hold the Philippines.
Mr.. Carmack tDom.. OF Tenncssee)
declared that thc responsibility for ths
Il. :. .
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
FAITH IN BIMETALLISM.

81 believe that the restoration of BIZ
mctal.iam is necessary, and that six
teen II one is the only ratio at which
blmc,al'sm can be restored; and | have
NJ right 10 expect flVors from those
who are hostile 10 this doctrinc. can
say 10 bmetllism ~ sixteen TO one as
Ruth said 10 Naomi: 'Entreat me not
10 leave thee. or to return from fol-
lowing after thee; for whittier thou
Goest. | Will SO. and where thou lodgest
II Will lodge. Thy people shall be my
people. and thy God my God. Where
;hou dies. w.' die. and there will BE-
buried. The Lord do SO to me and
more also il ausht but death part thee
aud me
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Marvellous Domestic Values.
Every Line an Underprice.

3iac. a YARD-g.6cO yards Heavy Bleach
Cotton yard wide. such as everyone Sells
at Sc.
4,oco yards Heavy unbleach Cotton.
yard wide. as good as the average DC.
goods. here special SIC.
&c. Beautiful Lace Stripe Curtain
Scrimss / patterns. 81 INCHES wide. You
32sc.. Indigo Bluc Dress Calicocs, 80
pieces. every pattern wanted.
3a,c., 80 pieces of the very best Light
Spring Cal-coes. Waist, Shirt and Dress
Patterns.
4c.. Dress Ginghams, pretty plnias,
worth e..
&C.. I>ancasters Best Apron Bingham.
Gl.c PERCAIns.- new spring
styles. over 600 pieces. all fun yard VIDE.
every yard represents 12c. in value, choice
Monday. cl@c.
Giac., Heavy Outing Flannel.
Gl4c.. Canton Flannel long nap. worth
Sc.
I'VE. rlannelettes, new styles, the
nc. Black sattinc the 1oc. ones
?c.. Best yard-wde Londsdale Cambria
worth l2l2c.
&c. yard-wide wammasu,ta Cotton
Ice. New Z. X. pink. blue. red and
white. worth 15c.
lllAc. Heavy Feather Proof Bed TEX
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
A DAY SPENT
WITH CONGRESS-
Diplomatic and Consular Ar
preparation Bill Amended.
AFTER HEALTH STATISTICS
Senator Mason Offer, Resolution
with View OF Ascertarning sTcct
orTropicai Climate Upon Our SOL
dIers-Army Reorganization our
Troops Mt Manila An Exchange OF
Personalities.
tBy Telegraph to virgln,nn-pilot.)


washington, D. c.. Jan. 2S.--A spirit
ed debate was preciptated III the Sen
ate to-day while the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill was under
consideration. The appropriations com
mittee was sharply criticised for not
providing adequate salaries for some of
the consular officers and secretaries Of
legations of this government in foreign
countries. and the parsImony of the
government in this respect was de
nounccd as disgrace.
Mr.. Hale of Maine. was in charge of
the bill. and despite his protests seve-
raj amendments, increasing the salaries
Of diplomatic officers, were ncorporat ed
III the measure. The bill was passed,
carrying nearly sl.7lo.523. $1,000 more
than the amount carried by the meas
ure passed by the House.
A resolution OF the Legislature OF
North Carolina. urging the election OF
Senators by the people, was presented
by Mr.. Butler of North Carolina.
a resolution was adopted directing
the Secretary Of War to make Il survey
and estimate of the Improvement OF
Brazos river Tex
Mr.. Hale. of Maine. called up the dip
lomatic and consular appropriation bill.
MIR. BACON'S AMENDMENT
Mr., Bacon. OF Georgia. objected. as
he had given notice that he proposed at
this hour 20 call uo his resolution re-
gardlng the Philippines and cndeaVor
TO fix time for a vote upon it,
Mr.. Chandler. of New Hampshire
Does the Senator desire to dispose OF
his resolution to-day?"
Mr.. Bacon-"Not if Senators object"
He went on to say that his resolution
was essentially a practical document
and not introduced for the purpose OF
interfering with any other business.
ut VIII place the treaty of peace" ne
said. where we can reach basis of
agreement. II the resolutions were a
law they would entirely dissipate tho
danger OF war we are now in. 1t is a
most grave matter. Mr.. President, and
hope the subject so will be regarded
by the Senate"
Mr.. Hale replied that he was in en-
tire sympathy with the resolutions, but
he did believe an hour now and then
ought to be given to the appropriation
bills.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
A Rug Sensation, $3.50

si.So worth $3.50 Only so more of those
extra big Smyrna Rugs. they are alike
and designs, they are the sensation of the
trade. $l.59 each.
5Oc. Beautiful Ingram Rugs, also one
lot Reversible Smyrna Rugs, each at Doc,
worth SIC.
G9c. lot Heavy Door Mats. tho dollar
KIND.
SOC, let Beautiful large Sofa Pillows.
with i-inch ruf1e, filled with half down
and half flceced cotton, worth 75t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
able Linen Bargains.

2Sc was Sc. lot fancy Colorcd Table
HamAsk. extra wide.
25c.. Fine Bleached Damask, co inches
wide, worth sc
i5c.. Heavy German Flax Linen Table
i5c., i'urkey RED Table Damask. 81
inches wide. the pc. kind
800, Heavy 2-yards-wide Cream Da-
mask, worth soc.
50c. Fine Pure Linen Table Damasl,
silver bleach
zoe. l2Ntra Special German Damask
pure linen and regular dollar number.
90. !; dozen. Fring,.l Table DOyl!cs.
nc. 4 dozen. Pure Linen DamIsk boy
lies. friugcd.
SOC. =. dozen. Extra Fine Pure White.
also Colcrod Border Napk MS, worth zoe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Umbrellas 29c. Each.

100 on sale Monday at Il. m. Positive
~ only one to a customer. Mono sold 10
children. 2G-inch English Gloria Fast
Blncl Umbrella, genuine 75c. article.
Monday only 2yc.
&c. qACiI.-Tw:ll Gloria, steel Rod
2G-lnch Umbrella. with best paragon frame
adde's and gents, congo crook handles
never sod under $50. some stores ask
81 -. Here, special, &C.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
$1.00 Marvellous Silks.

Nearly 800 pieces the newest and swell.
lest styles shown so far this season
They are really revelation. So much
SILK goodness for 500 yard. Others w II
want one hfty for these. Don't buy until
ours are seen,
ST 0S Novelty Plaids and Stripes
richer than one can Imagine
such silks can be sold for SO little money.
ST IN Fine Black Luxor Silks
Y|.CO This silk will he easily
matched elsewhere for $3.50. Ask TO SEQ
th's wonderful marvel. It's n peach.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Bargains in the FIanne1s, 12e

12c, Fine White "a Flannel, suitable for
childrens wear.
15c,, Fine Wide Cream Wool Flannel.
worth &c.
&c. Very Fine Atwood White Flannel.
really the &c kind.
&c. Heavy Atwood RED Twill FLANNEL,
also grey and navy blue.
25c;,.. Fine Atwood Eidcrdown saccuc-
ing Flannel.
59-.. Fine Yard-widc California Elan
nclS.
SOC, SILK Warp French FLANNEL
49c.. Fine Silk Embroidered Edge Elan
mel for skirts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
WHAT TAMAIANY NEEDS.

Tammany needs the Democracy Of
the nation rs much as the national
party needs Tammany, and Tammany
should recognize this fact Democratic
ntinci-cs have too firm hold upon
the plain people To give the party in
any section any promise of success by
abandoning them. Democracy was de-
lined ut Chicago and the definition is
SO satisfactory chat no material change
VIII be made in hat definition FOR years
10 come. l hope the New York Demo-
Gratis. for their good rs we'll as for the
good of the party and country at large,
VIII speedily bring themselves within
the definition by giving an unqualified
endorsement of the Chicago platform
Yours truly,
wv. ]. BRYAN"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Bird Eye Reduced.

4Jc- for 10 yard piece Antiseptic Bird
Eye Diaper Goods. IS inches wide.
49c.. lO-yard piece. 20 inches.
SOC, lo-yard piece, o. inches.
C9c.. 1O-yard piece. q inches.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Presbyterian Cnurch nurnea

(By Telegraph TO Vlrglnlan- Pilot)
Charleston. 5. c.. Jan. 2S.-The Pres
hy'cvian Church and sunday school at
Snortansburg. one OF the finest church
edi'ires in upper Carolina, was burned
this evening by fire originating I'm the
iulnHce. The parsonage was barely
saved. The church was insured. but for
how much cannot be ascertaincd.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Mir Bacon yielded to the appropriate
ton bill on the statement OF Mr.. Hale
that its consideration would occupy but
brief time.
IN MEMORY OF GARLAND.
Mr. Jones (Arkansns) then asked the
Senate to take a recess from oci0ciS
unit! $50. In order Ia enable Senator'S
10 attend the funeral of ex-senator
Garland, who died suddenly in the Su-
preme Court on Thursday.
In this connection MIR. Hoar (M2s-
sachusetts) paid n high tribute To MIR
Garland's ABILITY and character As Il
citizen, lawyer ana Senator. The re-
cess was ordered.
The consular and diplomatic bill was
then read. and after debate and amend
merit passed.
Mr. Bacon called up his resolution in
accordance With the notice hr had
given, ana IL Was laid before the Sen1t-.
MIR Plat (ConnecticuD doubted the
eXpedency of pressing ;he resolution 20
vote at an early date. He said he
desired 10 submit some further remarks
upon the several resolutions pending.
Mr. Mason suggested that still seve-
raj days would clapSe before the
agreed upon vote should he taken on
the treaty, and tina; Mr.. Plat would
have ample lime to present his views.
The hour for the recess having ar
rived. Mr.. Bacon announced that he
would not at this time further press
the Senate To hX time 10 vote upon
his resolutions but would leave them
pending
At o'clock the Senate took a recess
until $50 y. M
At $3.50 o'clock the Senate recon,
vcned and on motion of Mr. Davis,
Chairman of the Foreign Relations
Committee. went Immediately into cX-
ccutiNc session
At G:05 y. M. the Senate resumed con-
sidcration Of business in legislative SEES
sion.
AFTER ARMY HEALTH STATS
Mr. Mason offered :. resolution pre-
faced by the statement that reports
had heen received that "of late years
az high as 30 per cent of soldiers un-
accustomed TO the climate (nf the Phil
irniucs> have died by reason OF the
said climate" as follows:
"Vhat the Surgeon General of the
Army be requested Ia furnish for the
information of the Senate statement
as TO tho percentage of our soldiers who
are sick and have been sick and the
number of deaths in our army by
reason OF the sickness caused by the
climate, and TO set forth when. ac-
cordlng to the generally accepted term.
the s.ckly season begins in the said is
land: and further that he VIII give -
the senate tho benefit of his opinion IS
10 the number of deaths that Will or-
cur In orr army before the end Of .ha
nest sickly season. his opinion TO be
based upon his experience and infor-
NATION within his n0ss eesion."
Mr.. Hawlcy objected to the resoiu-
ton, and II went over
VOTING MACHINES.
a hill amending the law relating -
the apportionment and election of Rep
rcsentatlves In Congress so as to per,
NIT the use OF voting machines was
passed
At 5:25 p. m. the Senate adjourned
uatl Monday.
IN THE HOUSE.
Washington. ID. c.. Jan IS Tho
House to-day continued the consldcru-
tion of the Army Reorganization bin
until O'Clock. when the members paid
their tributes 10 the memory of tho
late Representative Simpkins. of Mas
sachusetts.
Very little progress was made with
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
&c. Another Magic Price.

Black Crepons. now 50 very popular,
actual value $l.e0 and $l.2j yard
iAc.. lNncst Satin Faced STliel.
G'c, Heavy Black CheViot Serge 81
inches wide. $l.0) is the OCULAR price
&C. for All-wool French Poplin. this
is also u dollar number.
N'., Bird Eye Armurc Mourning Goods
10 n hes wide. worth Si00.
&c, Heavy Imported Black Henrietta
price on this was SiC0.
me- 52-inch Atwood Ladies Cloth
fcrrle: price SOC.
&C. new number of yard-wid sax
ony Serge. this is all-woci and close wove.
tho eoior is warranted fast. the price IS
Low. It's worth sc.
49,. All-woOl Ladies' Black Su!ting
yard wide. and the value Is pc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Lace Curtains Given Away.

At tho smallest prices any house has
ever made on iiac grade Lace Curtains.
Lace Curtains. rair.... .......... .SSc
Lace Curtains. PAIR ...... .......... e.. .G9c
Lace Curtains. pair ........ .............S SIC.
and so IN to Nia SON 81 50 nm to Ei no
Real Irish Point Lace Curtains. ut $685.
worth $500.
Special Cut priees on Chenille and Re
vcrsible Brecade Tapestry Curtains.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
COLONEL RRyAN,s RErLY.
"Mluls l. Ahhott Nv Y1rb. ~ =.

willis J. Abbott New York:
My Dear Mr.. Abbott am just In
receipt Of your letter. Please say 10
MIR. Croker that | shall not be a6le
10 come East until about April 18Th
At that time I shall be pleased to meet
him and talk over the political, s.tua-
iion. II. as ! have beard he Is conn
PEELED To leave for Europe before that
time, express my regret 20 him
STANDS BY THE PLATFORM.
II appreciate his invitation - speak
there, but he VIII, upon reelection,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

stand upon the Chicago platform. In
urging This course upon Tammany and
the Democracy Of New York / ought
To suggest that the party in New York
has something at stake as well as the
party in the nation
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
49c. Ladies Wool Skirts.

Lots sold: good many loft.
ladies Heavy Wool Gndersllirt Pat
terms. these gre worth 75c special for
this sale. 400.
Dr. Heavy Outing Flannel Under
%O~' skirts. worth 39c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
u. .. Attorney rorrsxas.

(By Telegraph to Virginia- PFotD
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 2S.-The
Presidcrt-te-day nominated Marcus c.
McIemcre, to be United States Attor-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Our Great Silk Sale, Sc.

lleled in the history OF the store. 1t will
be better advertised this week from last
weeks output. The liue is now stronger
than ever Some wonderful lots added to-
morrow, so don't delay. as only the quick
buyers deserve such bargains.
hoc JIG pieces Heavy. Plain and
%. Changeablc Taffeta SILK, try to
buy these under soc.
h9c. % pieces Crystal COrtello, in all
black. This can't be matched FOR less
than one dollar.
hoc Royal Armurc Black six. sl25
w. is the regular retail price.
20. Pinch Black SIX Moire An
OZS. tique Velour. price was for this
Soc o4-inch Heavy Surah Silks. this
~ is dollar number.
79c. Beautiful Broeadss. in all the
goods.
rs. of Waist Siks. not one worth
less than Sl.25. We show the largest line
III the state.
Soc 40 pieces Brocadcd Armure
o|S. Silks, ,sntns and Tafeta grounds.
these are really. worth from si.oO to 81 50
a yard, but big purchase oil silks for
cash enables us TO give this great bar
gain.
3oc Choice of IS pieces of Colored
~ Satin. none worth less than Doc,
some more.
1oc. ,Anc;her lot OF Brocados ana
80 Heavy Twill silks. suitable for
some even more.
Sc The last we will ever have of
OS' that great SILK Bargain. Cnango.
able Silk, with linen back. sold hereto
fore for, 25c.. l9c.. l2l@c. Now the oa fc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
THE SPANISH CoRTEs.

Madrid, ian. 2s.-The re-opening of
the Cortes is fixed for February GOTH
The government Will introduce a bill
providing for the payment of indemnl-
through the cession of the Philippine
islands to the United States.
The members of the island propose
to raise a debate on the wars in Cuba
and the Philippine islands. 1t is belev-
ed the session will be short
The Premier. Senior Sagasta, Will then
submit to the Queen Regent n question
OF confidence in the government
The Official Gazette announce that
the Spanish troops in the Philippine ISL
ands who are TO be repatriated at the
expense of Spain only number two
thousand. The remainder. 1t IS added.
will be repatriated at the expense OF
the United States.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

NOTICE.-We have the largest Inc OF
Fine silks in Norfolk. and you will GER
visit is not paid TO our silk stock before
you supply your needs in silks this season
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
39c. Our Silk Ve1vets.

-.S67 yards yet to sell OF our fine SOC. to
Zoe. Nelvcts. black and all colors. SPECIAL
39c. yard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Dress Goods Bargains

tuIINalicu values I'LL Ollr counters ana
shelves In this big department of our
Goods last week than any store in this
CITY. Is ii to be wondered at when We
give such values like these.
60c Rich ana Beautiful Satin Faced
81 Soleil Duchesse. % inches wide.
'erial. You will appreciate this bargain.
3oc e. pieces CT Handsome .pres.
SUITS. fancy weaves every
wanted fabric. Some were 75c.. some IN
q, 20 SIC: all worth nearly double. Here,
2oc Sc pieces Novelty 5oc. Dress
Goods. IS to ~ inches VIDE
great bargain for the arprecat.vc.
25c. Pure Wool Imported Henrietta.
81. all new tn a silky finish. These arr
80 dollar kind. For this great sale
yours at 59c. yard
&c. r5 Any p;ssG i,,. Of our Fine twill
Cloth. rs good ns anyone sells at 81 90 10
T2o 4 yard. every wanted color and
black. special for YOU o9c.
10c S pieces of Large Fancy PA d
~ Double width Dress SUNS. Thcse
are cheap for S5c.
6zLc l6 more p'ccs Of this wondcrr,,
~ bargain. $500 yards sofa this sea-
son, not a yard worth less than l2i c
chance for the alert buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

realize that could not afford TO make
L speech upon the lines suggested. The
national platform declares the money
question to be the paramount issue
and l fully endorse that declaration
SO believing I could not direct or in
directly encourage any state 10 aban-
don the national platform.
while the Democrats OF West and
south have no right to force the ma
tiono. platform upon the people on
Now York. yet the Democracy OF the
nation does have 4 right to expect the
Democrats of New York 10 stand by
the platform or announce their hostil-
ity 10 ii. We ought 10 know whether
the New York Democracy means peace
or VAR
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
l215c. Best Table Oil Cloth.

Another shipment open Monday. new
patterns. Horper's best OIL Table oil
Cloth. worth zoe. yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
AMERICAN MORALITY BELOW
PAR

"rhe administrative morality OF
Americans" says the correspondent. sis
below par The gambling hells of Mani
In are taxed 81 200 each. and the police
arc highwaymen who make arbitrary
arrests and then demand from $40 to
$50 for the release of their prisoners"
The correspondent further declares
that the Americans have monopoliZcd
all the trade and swamped the markets
with their products. rendering Euro
pcan competition impossible. AS an in
stance of this he alleges that California
wines are sold in Manila as genuine
Bordeaux