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Lace Curtains.

Woe 10 the merchant who bought
his stock since August LIST. as prices
have jumped 20 10 80 and 40 per cent.
Contracts made last spring have just
arrived and taking present prices rs
the criterion the sales noted below are
wonderful:
lot i-Real IRISH Point Curtains, S54s;
present smpOrt prices, 81.
Lot f-Rennaissance Effect. Irish Point
Curtains. S.sS; present import price.
$50.
Lot 8-Two-Thread Scotch Curtains,
Renaissance effect, $i39; present i'm
port price. So.
Lot 4-TwoJrhread Nottingham Cur
tains. IRISH Point effect. extra size,
$500 gIrcscnt import price s..
Lot 4-1wo-Thread Nottingham Cur
talns, IL different styles. Sl75: as
good as any you can buy to-day
for $50
Muslin Curtains lace edge, rufiles and
Insertion. fi.15.
Dotted AMI Figured Muslin Curtains.
1uted ruiiies s1.lO; would be cheap
at s. co.
Muslin Curtains. futcd rulle. 49c.;
would cost to-day 50 dozen pairs.
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Umbrella Elegance.

There are Just ninety-six members
of the umbrella aIistocracy this morn
ing. made with every elegance ana
touch of prettiness. Very close roll
inc plain SILK covers TO match, the
very SWEETEST straight Princess han
dies with drops and blotches Of ster-
ling silver and broad ribbon Ties, such
as heretofore have only been seen on
umbrellas at 81 and upwards These
indeed are worthy of special notice az
$500
Others Of same lot, with handle and
SILK in same order. but of less quality,
On two special lots, at 81 ana Sl.50.
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The Genuine Goodyear
Rubber

has for years been the best made. We
sell their goods for less than you pay
for inferior brands. Here's a special
sale:
1-Quart Water Bottles. 49c.
2-Quart Water Bottles. SOC.
J-Quart Fountain Syringe. SOC.
2-Quart Fountain Syringe, 75c.
Combination Water Bottle and Syringe.
$12
Baby Syrnges. 19c.
Ear and Ulcer Syringe. nc
Atomizers. hard rubber neck 800
EbOnizcd Box separate drawer. full
set Tubes. Hygeia Fountain Syringe.
fl.15.
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Wright's Health underwear
glastonbury Underwear,

Tan, White, or Natural Wool, IN
men, special qualities. The d.
also includes some all>wool mcir
Gated Red Flannel Shirts ard
Pants, qualities you will surely
appreciate for 81. This lot leads
the list OF Winter Underwear tbs
week.
LADIES' NATURAL WOOL VT
AND PANTS 59c.
This special lot Of Underwolr -
ladies are OF the same quality nl,
by a certain mill 70 sell i1-
these are what IS called a r
case, IN that the assortment .l 81
are not complete What cave Id
so long as you can get EOI- e
with 81 Vest or Pants dt
sc. for Mems Heavy Came. .'
and Natural Wool Tan lnl 80
Fleece-Lined Shirts and Drawer
l5c. for Mems White Lamb wy
Camel sialr and Natural hA
Shirts and Drawers.
19c. for Mems Heavy Natura. SOD.
Shirts and Drawers.
60c for Mems Heavy Naturgi
Heavy Fleece-Liued. IN Brown Nt
White and Biue. and Blue All ia
Merino shirts and Drawers n
styles 70 select FROM your c
5Oc
25c. for Ladies' Heavy Fleece.iire
Jersey-Ribbed Vests and pars
White and Gray. all sizes. fn
Pic for Ladies Heavy FTecaa ire
Jersey-kibbed Vests and pr.t
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Shoe Finding Sale.

Whitemore's Gnt-Edge Dressing, lie.
Elite Dressing and Polish Combination,
Black, lac.
Russet Combination Dressing and
Polish. lie.
Browns Dressing. &C.
Raven Gloss Dressing 15c.
Walirus Leather Shoe Lacers, per
pair, So
lH-yard $ubular Shoe Lacers. each, 1c.
Daubers. &c
POlishers, &c 70 Coo.
BARRIERS Extra-LOng Whisks, 19c.
Knee Caps, Leather or StOokinet, per
pair, l5c.
Horn Shoe Horns, &C.
household Shoe Buttons, per box, &c.
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The Unusual in Dress Goods

is the order of the day at The Meyer
Store. Half a year ago we plan,
ned the greatest Dress Goods cam
paign which we hope viii result in a
visit from every lady within reaching
distance Of this store before she buys
a dress.
BY careful, Judicious purchaSes-by
persistent close selling-by doubling
the space occupied by selling and by
having most liberal assortments, we
knew we could reach the desired goal
and to-day there is not within your
sight n dress goods stock which has so
many different qualities and kinds
awaiting your selestiOn. From the
most binary dress stuffS I2Hc a
yard to the most elegant Crepons,
5000, there is not an overpriced
kind III tie lot.
Your quick attention is asked to Q
Imported Dress Patterns, each a diff
ferent desin and color-none Of
winch arc worth less than 81. and
which. FOR special reasons, we are to
sell for $3.50
Golf Plaids, Dress Plaids.
Double Heavy placed Golf Piaids. cor
rect up-to-date, suitable Tor capes
and tailored suiting. full range cOlors
and designs; the s. quality. s.. the
s. quality $780, 60-inch Pure Wool,
$50
46-inch English and German Hlgh-Class
Pads. Lebaime finish. exquisite color
combination, q full $l.50 value AT 81
Dou0le-Weight French Cloth. Plaid
Idil0r Suiting an ideal fabric, regu-
iar sl.0D quality, at 81.
81 cloth Plaid. Brown, Blue Soft Car
net and Gray, 45-inch, al zoe.
Fun Range Colorlngs. 36-lnch Cheviot
Plaids. elegant effects. at soc.
6S-inch Zebeline Cloth and Cheviots.
Tor separate skirts, shades Gray.
me most up-tO-date. Sl.25, at 81.
o2-inch Cheviot. Plum, Brown. Green
ana Cray 81 value. at S5c.
ss<inch Cheyiot. colOrs 10 match Plaids
Tor combination, pure wool stock.
worth bZbac.. at Goo
Doc. Pads. full range styles. match
regular 81 styles. az &c.
Enslsn Checks. Wool stock, ef-
fectiye mixes, Sc grade at 100.
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Carpets Are King in the
Minds of HOusekeeperS.

A thousand yards a week Of
Wilton Velvet Carpets is about
our record since we commenced
this offering of a well-known
makers Wilton Velvet Carpets for
75c yard. The great points of
this offering are that the Carpets
and the patterns are entirely new;
in fact, we receive weekly the
quantity we sell the week before.
We contracted tor 10000 yards
and we can only say to you that
when this contract has been COM
pleted our selling price can be 10
lower than SI.I5. The patterns
include designs for any kind of
room, hall or stairs.
The famous Hartford Administer Car
pets. Borders to match 81.
The new Saronierre Carpets, Sll5.
Wool-Fglled Ingram Carpets. i've new
patterns, Red. Blue. Green, Tan and
Olive, 3Vc.
Yard-Wide Cottage Carpet. 1sc.
Yard-Wide Carpet, made in 1850 warp
thread, 40c. yard
Some special Hall and Stair Patterns
and Room Patterns Brussels Carpet,
sc. yard.
The best l0-wire Brussels Carpets.
every pattern new, Coo yard.
Here's ten rolls $50 yards of
as good quality Floor Oil Cloth as
4oc ever bought-this special lot
csc a yard.
Fur Floor Rugs, SI.6o.
Our syndicate buys these Fur
Rugs in the raw state in China,
bring them here, have them clean
ed and deodorized here. Through
this method are we enabled to re-
tail a finished fur rug for less
than merchants who buy them in
the usual way-5o to 100 at
time-pay for them.
Gray Fur Rugs. 2Sx G5 inches. s169.
Combination Fur Rugs. animal fig
ures, geOmetrcal figures, lined and
padded. complete, S2.9s; usual price,
$500.
Smyrna Rugs
e0x30 inches, CSC.
6Ox3D inches fringed, sLl0
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 2sxG0 inches,
fringed, l.39.
japanese Rugs. carpet sizes. sxl2 feet.
S.
Complete stock OF Door Mats, wire,
rubber and cocoa
ATAH ~AN
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II You Want a $40 Sew
ING Machine for $500

You must come. or write. or tcirp.l
for one Of these Eldridges, s r
have word from the manufacture
duplicate orders will cost $50 nf
Oh each machine.
These Eldridge Machines are elui.
teed 60 do any kind OF work
machine viii do, and VII give
much wear, and with every mach
comes a set Of nickel arlcl.nol
and a five-year guarantee. signed ?
this firm; price. $3.50
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The Extraordinary Sales
NoqD Occurring Here.
Sheet Music-h Priced,

We sell any piece Of music pub
lished at exactly half Of its published
price. SO you can order any piece
you want with this assurance. Also
many special purchases which we
are enabled 20 sell for less than half
price.
Prices OF Instructors
Bellaks, paper bound, soc.
Bellaks. cloth bound, zoe.
Beyers cloth bound, 81.
KOhlers paper bound 50c.
The Common Sense Instructors for all
Instruments, PIC.
Manuscript Books, &c
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The China Store

In the basement opens tomorrow.
Upwards OF nearly 80 crates Of the
latest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that were
placed early last winter in England,
France and Germany for shipment
this fall.
iOO-piece Thin China imported Dinner
Sets, IN pink and greea decoration,
with 10 inch meat dish and large soup
tnreen, would be cheap at $40, tor
5000.
11s-piece +. & r. Bootc English Dill
ncr Sets. Emerald and Cold Floral
Decoration. with eXtra-large Soup
Tureen, all footed dishes; regular
value. $3.50, for Sl0Jv
fO6-piece Austrian China Dinner Sets,
Lavender or Pink decoration. new
shape cups, very thin; regular price.
$3.50; for Sl4O.
iO-piece roll bowl, large pitcher, floral
decoration, gold lined or stippled,
regular price S4.9S, Tor $3.50.
1o-piece Green and BlueToiet Sets,
underglazed decorations, Gold-hned;
regular price $50. for $24s
12-piece suppled Gold, Underglazed
decoration, large jar. oval bowl en-
tirely new shape; regular price >''0V'
Tor $685.
Gold Band ScaIloped Edge Plates, &c.
French Gina Smoking Sets, containing
tray and pieces, and PINK decora-
tlOn. regular price 81 80, for 81.
Red Blue, Pink and Cold Cuspldores,
1Jc.
Thin Divide Shape Cups and Sdncerss
regular SI.5O value, for csc. dozen.
White China Egg Cups. with handles;
regular price. 81 p. for 69c. dozen.
Porcelain Dinner and Soup Plates. 40.
each.
Decorated Pickle Meat Plates, Oatmeal
Saucers, I'm bOw-knot decoration, &c.
each.
Large Gold-Ldned Decorated Salad or
Vegetables Dishes, IN Green, Spray,
or FOrget-Me-Not Patterns; regular
price 10. q anu Sc; choice 10, Il and
79c.
10 and Pinch Meat Dishes. same deco
ration as above; regular price, p
and &c, choice. Zoe.
Dresden Decorated Thin China Cups
and Saucers. regular $50 a dozen
value. for &c. pair
Cut pattern Cologne Bottles, three diff
ferent patterns, Zoe.
Imitation Star Cut Pickle Dishes. Sc
Large-size Celery Trays or Stands. 15c
Newest-Cut Fruit Bowls, &c.
Oatmeal Sets. cut patterns. 15c.
S-inch Bouquet Holders, 4c
Cut-Bottom Water Iumblers, i-2c each.
Decorated Imported Glass Water-sets.
zoe.
Hotel Goblets soc. o dozen
Half-Gallon Water Pitchers. newest
cut, 1oc.
Parlor Lamps, with decorated l0-inCh
globes, fancy brass feet, So value, for
Sl.95.
Blue. Green and Pink Reading Lamps.
sec.
Pink and Write Sluat-Shaped Ban
quet Lamps. with 10-inch globes,
iron-foOtcd, good burners for $50.
Lockwood New Decorated Scroll
Lamp. with Rochester burners. So
Kitchen Lamps, with refIectors, COM
piete, sc.
Etched Hall lamps, brass trimmed,
complete, CSC.
I0-inch Green Tinted. Floral Decorated
amp Globes, the 81 value, for 60C.
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trate why we control the major
portion of White Iron Beds that
are sold in Richmond.
At s3.65-Tron Beds. the exact style Of
this picture, whilst at $5.5 you can
buy a bed with brass rods head and
foot-the foot rod being curved-Such
as usually sell at $3.50
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Tab0DretteS, Jardinieres an,
Plant Stands

Go on sale this morning and Eve An
prepared for an extraordinary ra
for never before or never again st..
this lot is sold can you buy 90 SUB
prices.
Solid Oak Stands. with e-inch los %
inches tall. for l9c.
Forest Green, Mahogany ana Calm
oak Stands. with French s IL
Csc.
Cl0ver-Laaf Shaped. Forest Gree ia.
hogany-FinishCd and G0'dn Tk
with turned legs. medallion ITO
styles, at SOC.
EXtra-Large Size. Heavy MmN m,
Stands. brass feet and fun piano B..
ished an $50
Five other styles ~ Sc. anl b..
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HOnsefurnishing Stora


in the basement Is preparing 10 M,
room for toys-and that means sl
Special price cuts. It's more n.
worth your while to pay It visit
J. and 4-quaft Ore sden Sauce D.,
regular value ljc., for sc.
Extra-larze size Turkey or Rosr,.
Zyc. z
and 3-quart Coffee and Tea p,,.
Large Square Battefbr, "a Pans ~ =
4-quart Deep Pudding Pans m.
H-quart Long-Hand.o Sauco-par. a.
4-quart farnio, or Rice Boilers, re,I
price SOC, Tor 2jc. 80
Iarge-size Blue and White a.
Basins, pc. '
I.arge-size Cake Mouhs i9e.
Bowls and Footed Pitchers Jc
2-quart Stcwing Kettle. tr
l.qpart Covered Graoite Buckets. o.
2-quart Coffee Boilers. Joe.
4 Department Dinner Kettles Es
6-qu8ri long Handle Sauce Pots. IA,
covers, lOc.
l2-inch Embossed Waiter. o..
Medium-size Tca-Kcttlcs. Joe
Black Japan Coal Hods. Size is. sr.-.
heavy. lSc.
Japanned Long-Handle Coal st,...
l0c
ENtra-Length Polished pofo-s "a.
s9c. "f''' IS
Iron. Niceiy-Decorated Ere Sets ,.,
Stands. CSC. ai
Wrought-lron Umbrella stand 1911.
brass pans. N.2J. VI
Heavy Niokei-PIsled Chafino Dissos =.
wrought iron stands, newest patent la~,.
regular So one, Tor s2.l9.
Brass Five-O'clocN Teas. mour.,l ..
brass stands S1gG
Crumb fray and Scrdpefs, SOC ,sa,
for use.
Double Niclde Baking Dishes. p.
value for isc. -
Hardwood hniie Boxes, SOC ,aiue, \,
Csc. W
Medium-size Coffee Mills. none hottie.
l9c. D't'ei
3-Prong Nickel Towel Racks. foe
2-Hole Mouse-Traps. 3e
Polished Handle Meat Cloavor, A.
Coat Hooks. Japannc1 l0. IA do,.,
Household Glue.ng Pots. D..
2-strilg drOcms, &C.
NEckei-Plated Cake Turner'S. .,
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A Sale of MattingS

in October is unusual, as most
stores are busy closing out their
summer stock of Mattings. We,
however, made a most advanta.
geous purchase, of which we will
make short work, as the prices
are extraordinarily low.
Nearly 100 rolls OF the $50 and 100.
Carpet Pattern Mattinss, comprising
Reds, Blues and Greens, are To be
sold for BIC. yard.
Nearly 400 rolls OF the heavy grades Of
2Oc. and CSC Mating, some close
weaves and checks; Mattinss that
weigh so TO 100 pounds 20 the roll Of
40 yards, for $3.50. which we viii not
cut. but the cost Of the roll will be
no more than 20 yards OF ordinary
Mating
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i MS picture Illus
crates a Rocker
which we can fur
nish you with
leather seat, pol
ished wood seat. or
illuminated $ e a t ,
for 81. 10. II is but
one of II styles OF
Rockers included in
a carload which
are now being sold
here-amOpg which
are four other
great specials.
Tapestry Upholster-
ed Rockers, Sc. 40.
leather Upholstered
Rockers. 5000.
low Back Rockers
1926.
Velour Upholstered
Rockers. 81. %.
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There is much comfort and luxury
in these Morris Chairs We made
large contract that allows us TO ofTer
these chairs at the lowest prices ever
known.
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Lockers around
for Iron Beds re-
turn to buy ours
so often it has
become a subject
of widespread re-
marks, and these
two items iIli1c-
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The Chairs are about
the exact style OF
this picture, with
cushions complete:
Mahogany finish,
$3.50 and Solid Oak,
Golden finish, 81. %;
in either finish,
with NJ o c k q Il
Leather Cushion,
Si.49. Such Chairs
h q We heretofore
never been offered
pnder $50.
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iO.piece roll bowl, large pitcher, floral
decoration, gold lined or stippied,
regu,ar price S4.9S, Tor $3.50.

1O-piece Green and BlueToilet Sets,
underglazed decorations, Goid-hned;
regular price $50. for &zs.
12-piece stippied Cold Undersigned
decoration large jar. oval bowl, en-
tirely new shape; regular price S''9V'
Tor S3gS
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The Top nOtc1 IN
Morris Chairs has been reached in
Solid Mahogany, hand carved, in re-
gal elegance, at $3.50
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60x50 inches, CSC.
60x3O inches. fringed. sLl0
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 2sxG0 inches,
fringed, sl.39.
japanese Rugs. carpet sizes, sxl2 feet.
S.
Complete stock OF Door Mats. wire
rubber and cocoa
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GoId Band seaIIoped fdqe PIates, e.

French Gina Smoking Sets, containing
tray and . pieces, and Pink decora-
ton: regular price $50 for 81
Red Blue, Pink and Cold Cuspidores,
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
TRRlCE.A- WEEK EDITION.

The striking and important events
OF the last year have established the
overwhelming value Of THE THRIcE-A-
WEBE Wom u every reader For al
almost nominal sum it has kept its sub
scribers informed OF the progress OF all
our wars and, moreover, has reported
them as promptly and fully as fit were
a daily. With our interests still extend
ing throughout the world, wit n our
troops operating in the Philippines and
the great Presidential campaign, TOO, at
hand, its value is fur her Increased
The motto OF The THmCE A-WEEK
WORLD is Improvement. 1t strives each
year to be better than it was the year
before, and public confidence in IL is
shown by the fact that it now circulates
more than twice as many papers every
week as any other newspaper, not a
daily, published in America
We offer this unequaled newspaper
and THE WEEKLY LEADER together one
year for sl.15.
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Ohio State Tit ket.

Columbus, o. Aug % The Union Re-
form party today nominated the follow
ing state ticket:
Governor Seth H. Ellis, Of Warren
county
Lieutenant Governor-G. W seoye. %
Wayne
Auditor-Frank $. Montgomery. OF,
Franklin
Judge Supreme Court-A n Mcintyre,
OF Knox
Attorney General Thomas Bartham.
OF Hamilton.
Board Of Public orks-A. A. Weaver.
OF Putnam
There were about 5G2 delegates. rep
nesenung an but three OF four OF tho
eighty counties in the state. II became
evident very soon after tho opening Of
the convention that the faction which
favored the endorsement OF Mayor Jones
OF Toledo, fr governor. were in a hpe-
less miurity and they made a desperate
attempt 10 turn the convention into a
farce, but without success. On the frst
ballot for governor Mayor Jones. whose
name had been presented. received only
twenty-six votes Of total OF 5G2 The
platform contains but a single plank,
known as the iniatlve and referendum %
Seth A Ellis, the nominee for governor.
IS well-knowu farmer prominent in the
state and national grange c. W. seeIye.
his running mate, Is a professor. OF Greek
IN Worchester university.
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Same Old Story

Manila, Aug 10 via Hong Kong Aug
q The Filipino rebels appear to retain
much more of lighting spirit than might
be expected after their recent san Fern
audo experience and General Lawton'H
drubbllngs n the south
Af,cr giving up san Fernando with
feeble strugg.. they cutrenched them
selves working several days ana im-
pressing non-combatants into the work
thus saving the armed men FOR the fight
ing They engaged Lieutenant Colonel
Smiths regiment and the artillery for
four hours warmly making one OF the
most stubborn rcsistances OF the cam
paigua but the Americans are indebtcd
20 the usual poor markcmanship Of the
Fiipiuos as well as Goo their nwn strategy
for their small losses.
in the province OF CGvito. whore it was
supposed the rcbea had been scattered
ana domoralizod beyond rocuporation
they have assembled AN army OF several
thousand men distributing among nc
important to-, from the lake 10 tho
bay After TIE san Fernando engage
ment The rebels attempted to deter tho
Americans from "a further advance north
ward by menacing the railroad communi-
cations Several hundrej Of General PHIL
lips men crossed tho Iuo Graude he
tween the American outpost towns ana
the Cateuo Balieusu Quuca aud other
places win small Am rioau rrrisonr
while during Sunday ami Mouday night
smaller bands tried o. tear up mo rail-
road trucks nt seycral points
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A PecnIlar Case.

Washington. Aug. "a case Of unusual
interest In connection with Immigration
matters has been settled by Commissioner
powderly. 1t Is that Of Mrs. L. NJ. Todd.
"a British subject who Is nov In the San
Francisco pest house suffering from Bep-
rosy She contracted the disease Ia 1892
while working as a nurse IN the San
Francisco pest house. Some OF her wash
Ing went TO lepers 20 be done aud a Chin
ESQ lerer used TO bring coal for her
Thirteen months after this. while IN San
Francisco. suspicious spot appeared on
the left leg.
After contracting this disease she went
to the Hawaiian islands and remained
there until November is 1895. when she
lcft 20 attempt 10 reach the United State
She took passage az Honolulu on the
steamship city or RIO De Janelro. destin-
ed 10 some point in Japan. From Japan
sho shipped by the Canadian steamship
line TO Victoria. B c. thence coming
across tho border OF the United States
reaching San Francisco December y.
avoiding the marine hospital examination
Hrr condition and the story OF her case
were discovered By tho Immigrant inspec-
.'. N t''Att tAttftH'tf - Jun AttH mat
tor up with the result thai "a specialist
made new examination Of the woman.
finding she is badly diseased.
Commissioner Powderly has ordered
tnat Mrs Todd be sent back 20 the Ha-
walim Islands ANA confined in the ieper
colony there. lie has given the case much
study. with 60 view OF finding n she could
bee turned over 10 tho British or Canadian
authorities.
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DELEGATES TO the
Geographical Congress

Washington. Aug. 22.-Professor winis
t. Moore chief ut the weather bureau;
General a. W. Greeley. chief OF the signal
service. and Ambassador White at Berlin
have been chosen as tho American dele
gtees TO the congress OF the International
geographical society at psrlin September
2s to october 4Messrs %oore and Greeley
viii sail the middle of September. General
Greeley will report on what Americans
have done I'm recent years In geographical
research and Chief Moore will demon
strate the now lines OF work OF the me-
THEOLOGICAL service. The society has neYe.
assembled I'm America and the American
delegates VIII make a strong effort TO
have the next congress meet IN this coun-
try. probably az Washington. Another in
ternational gathering Of some--note is q
convention Of representatives OF ali met
geological service TO be held at st. Peters
burg September 2 Seventeen govern
ments have these systems. Professor
Moore had expected to attend but was
prevented because Of the pressure OF o.
fetal business
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pines aud goes on to say:

pines and goes on TO say:
"But whilo we commend the soldiers for
obedience TO an orders emanating from
the chief executive, we condemn the ad-
ministrauve policy which has converted n
war for humanity into a war FOR conquest.
We believe the Filiplnos should have re-
cetyed the same treatment as the Cubans
and that. as the Cubons wer assurd Of
ultimate Independence and protection. so
the Fnlplnos should have been assured In
the beginning ,oi our nations intention To
give them independence as soon as a.
stable government should be established
and protection from outside interference.
Such assurance should Doe given fow. II
the Cubaus, AS Is stated in the resolu-
uuns of Intervention, are and of right
ought TO be free. the same can be said
of the Fupnos and this nation would
suffer no humiliation ina acknowledging ad
herencc 20 the doctrine that governments
derive their just powers from the consent
OF the governed.
The resolutions declare in favor Of ar
bitratlon. favor popular election OF Unite
states senutors. the iniattve and referu-
DUN and declare against any Increase In
;he sisE5ius army and against and
foreign alliance.