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SO pairs ladies' tan oxfords. which
are the best 81 footwear to be &C
had for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI
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Beautiful aI-Cr = Iaces i. cream and
white; in the very handsJmest Eat-
terms for yOkes ana sleeves Or for
whole waists: the same which sell for
as much as 75c elsewhere: to iGC
go Observation-Disclosures. ~
The evening times., 1900-04-12

200 Boys Cheviyt Suits, in sizes Z
to 10 years; double breasted styles in
severa. patterns, for this hour, 81 70
Tor ,,,.t,r...,..s..... ''s -
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Lc' Of boys cover, and black
cheTiot top coats: with good Innings and
IN sizes to fit boys from TO I6 years;
1dn5 ma5frs h-n surplus ,s5 stock ", which so 9S
The evening times., 1900-04-12

zoe novels embracing many OF TIE
world Of leading story writer's Of &c
celebrity, to 20 for-..............S
The evening times., 1900-04-12

80 styles Of Ladisx 6ne Percaie Shirt
Waists, the se3son's newest effects;
hour al - = q . U
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Yard-wide black henrietta and mo-
hair; the best raven black. and the
quality which sells usually for SOC J5C
yard. Observation-Disclosures. -
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Ladies' weII-niadef muslin gowns;
some Y and some square necks, trim
med yokes; the same as are usu- Q0C
ally sold at soc, for. .9...........-.JJ
The evening times., 1900-04-12

White applique pillow shams. which
are worth 35c, TO go this hour 16IC
for .....-.....-... IJ2
The evening times., 1900-04-12

4S pairs children's tan spring heel
shoes; sizes S 1-2 to II. which 5OC
are bargains at sec. for this hour JJ
The evening times., 1900-04-12
II to ~.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers; made
with deep hens and with tucks Ole
above, fOr.................... u
The evening times., 1900-04-12

zoo extra heavy Yale Holland Win
dow Shades. with heavy fringe and
tambCur lace in various cOlOTs. 0uC
complete with fixtures. for........ y
The evening times., 1900-04-12
"Ftechts' Greater Stores"
200 top coats at SIS.

Two hundred mems tan top coats; with good Italian
ning full French faced and in all the points of fashion
are TO be placed sale tomorrow morning at So All of them
are $3.50 values other words equal grades be had
anywhere for less than $3.50 the which put
50 each should in view of this, the greatest
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Handsome Mantel Lambrequins,
made Of ar drapery; fringed all IQC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

patterns. instead Of sc yard to 11C
The evening times., 1900-04-12

All-silk tafetas. in the most desira-
bic shades; rich and lustrOus and not
20 be confounded with cheap "taffeta-
lines which are sold for 39c yard
everywhere; the best 69c quality zoe
this hour or...-...............0 0J
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Bleached muslin sheets. good quality.
all hemmed and had torn and 10C
nsnd iroued; instead Of 3gc, for. Il
The evening times., 1900-04-12

200 Ladies' Trimmed Corset
Covers. to SO this hour tomor- 11IC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

200 yards Of dTaperies. embracing
silkolines and gold crepe hardsomest
Of patterns and eolorings, in AZC
stead OF lOc, or.-..-...---...... TO
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Lot Of ladies' long. short and medium
cOrsets In grey and white In all sizes.
regular price OF which is soc 10 zoe
CSC foT.................... ~
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Plain and plaid grey lenos. which
sell for Sc and Sc yard-JO 90 this 1IC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

500 ladies' fine lawn, percale and ba-
tiste wrappers, trimmed ~ith deep
foUnces. lace. and embroide-ies: full
width; separate waist lining; in
stead OF 81 20 g choice this hour C0C
for.................... VI
The evening times., 1900-04-12

80 styles Of handkerehiefs, hem
stitched or embroidery trimmed which
are the regular values. sold at 15c nc
10 20 this hour at................J
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Ladies' Muslin Drawers made
with deep hens and with tucks Ole
above, for. r..................... "
80 styles of Ladieg 6ne Percale Shirt
Waists, the se3son's newest effects;
all sizes viii be put on sale this HOC
hour at. .-------,.....-- ~
Ladies' weli-niadef muslin gowns;
some Y and some square necks; trim
med yokes; the same as are usu- Q0C
ally sold at soc, for. .9.............J ~
Yard and a quarter wide iron mesh
black grenadine (which is already pro
claimed the most fashionable fabric for
SUMMER; the regulrr S1.25 yard 75C
sort. or..................... ~
All-silk tafetas. in the most desira-
bic shades; rich and lUstrous and not
10 be confounded with cheap "taffeta-
lines" which are sold for 39c yard
everywhere; the best 69c quality zoe
this hour or...-...............J JJ
Yard-wide black henrietta and mo-
hair; the best raven black and the
quaiity which sells usually for. Ssc PC
yard, Observation-Disclosures. ID
Bleached muslin sheets. good quality.
all hemmed and had torn and 0OC
hand ironed; instead Of 39e, for. II
Ready made bleached muslin pillow
cases. SO by q inches in size: made
with deep hens and tape border; 10C
instead OF l5c for-.....-.........l lU
1 to =.
White parasOl covers IN handsome
patterns. the sort which sell for 17C
Csc, for..................
Pretty Smyrna rugs. in pretty Orien-
tal patterns and colorings; the 10C
kind which sell for 69c. for. .JJ
Plain and plaid grey Ienos. which
sell for &c and Sc yard-JO go this 14C
hour fOr...........-........ y
2Oe novels embracing many OF TIE
world Of leading story writer's Of &c
Ladies pulley belt Of patent 1FC
and morocco leather, for..........E -
Chiffon or Liberty silk ties. two A7C
yards long; all cOlors; for...---.-f
Turnover collars Of lace or en- INC
Droldery --.-.....---.-----.'V
500 ladies fine lawn, percale and ba-
tiste wrappers, trimmed with deep
hounces. lace. and embroide-ies: full
width; separate waist lining; in
stead Of 81 10 - choice this hour EOC
for......- .....................V "
Lot Of ladies' long. short aud medium
corsets In grey and white. In all sizes.
regular price OF which is soc 10 zoe
CSC foT......... ....................J
so styles OF handkerohiefs; hem
stitched or embroidery trimmed which
are the regular values sold al 15c nc
TO 20 this hour at...............J at
Lot Of ladies' glace kid gloves. in
white and all the leading shades which
are so in vogue this spring; fitted ri
our risk. instead OF a dollar a CuC
PAIR tor...... .......-...-....O VI
Stock collars in all the new col IcC
ors and new shapes, for........... III
HECHT s.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
10 to II.

Double width fancy dress goods; in
neatest patterns for children's dresses
and wOmen's house dresses: in &C
stead Of 70 1-2c yard: this hour. Us
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Ready made bleached muslin pillow
cases. SO by g. inches in size: made
with deep hens and tape border; inc
instead OF l5c. Or....-.-.-....lU lU
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Infants Corded Caps. trimmed 15C
with handsome lace, for ... IL
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Pretty Smyrna rugs. in pretty Orien-
tal patterns and colorings, the 1OC
kind which sell for C9c. for. ~
The evening times., 1900-04-12
1 to p.

White paras0I covers in handsome
patterns: the sort which sell for 17C
osc, for....... ---...-...........i
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Ladies black and coIored taffeta silk
underskirts; in TWO styles Of fiOunced
n all the new colorings; &c 0G
tpI .,................... VsJO
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Small Tot Of yard wide bleached mus
lin; in short lengths; such as sell
at &c and Sc a yard to go 0zC
for ....................... Is
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Mems Fancy Pereale shirts: both
soft and stfn bosom; with attached
and detached collars; instead Of ItC
zoe, for ...............-.....
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Infants long AID short slips Of good
cambria; with very handsome 05C
The evening times., 1900-04-12

5 eTepen .ih skirts: eKesediDgly ,;l rich S898
The evening times., 1900-04-12

handkerchiefs. such as sell for 1ZC
i0c each usually. for........ JS
The evening times., 1900-04-12

500 boys Merrimac percale shirt
waists; in a great assortment Of pat
terms; full generously cut; the 10IC
same as sell for 25c for... lE2
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Boys Blue Cloth Golf Caps. silk lin
ed; patent snap; double-stitch- DC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Infants heavy stitched bibs :
for this hour TO go for............ j
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Best quality table olcloth-5-4 size
and colored in best pat 10IC
terms; instead Of 20c gard for. IL2
The evening times., 1900-04-12

2l-inck All-silk Black China Silk:
extra heavy quality and rich and AAC
lustrous; instead Of $50, for.....ff
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Childrens white aprons; sizes to
IA years, OF splendid quality lawn;
trimmed with embroidery. for DC
this hour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Boys Blue Cloth Golf Caps: silk lin
ed; patent clasps; double-stitch- DC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Waterproof Felt VIII dow Shades. in
all cOlOTs. complete With fixtures bLL
instead Of II 1-2c. fOr-...........V US
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Full double bed size Bed Spreads IN
prettiest Of Marseilles patterns dQC
such as sell at SSC. fOT........ "
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Remnants Of yard wide Percales,
in the most desirable styles. the same
which. sell from the piece at I0c &c
and i 1-2c yard for........ rs
The evening times., 1900-04-12
3 to T..

Yard wide all wool ladies' cloth In
all splendidly desirable shades as 1OC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Lot Of ladies' cheviot serge skirts in
black and blue; made with the new
pleat backs. well lined and % 90
bound: instead of $3.50 for. 'E'JO
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Assorted check patterns in QZC
Apron Ginghams. yard fCr...... JS
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Infants long fame! skirts; 15C
With double yoke bands for. Ii
The evening times., 1900-04-12

10-Quartsr Unbleached Sheet
Ing; good, seryiceabIe quality 1A2C
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Best quality Yale Holland Window
shades in all cOlors; complete tic
The evening times., 1900-04-12

LIT Of Taffeta Silk Ribbons in white
and al colors, in No. 40 1QC
The evening times., 1900-04-12

IS pairs Little Boys Tan and Black
Vii Kid Spring Heel Shoes. sizes 9
TO Is -; good values at 81, Coo
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Genuine Scotch unbleached all linen
crash; is inches wide; the same
which sells for l0c yard nc
LOT '''....-...-.--..... JS
The evening times., 1900-04-12

10 patterns in Ladies' Fancy Colored
e neSS sorB aPd 5e tss5 pa P'f5s tbs boh5 "nI'h 2
The evening times., 1900-04-12

applique Bureau Scarfs ard Pillow
Sh ms in the handsomest patterns.
which sell for as much as 35c, 15IC
or ..................... ~
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Cream floating soap viii be D
sold this hour fer. per cake.... L
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Lot Of ladies' fast black hose: full
seamless and all sizes; TO 20 this &C
The evening times., 1900-04-12

p pairs Misses Tan and Black Shoes.
sizes l3 to .. which are the regu- zoe
lar $50 values, for.............. ~
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
Six Thousand NOXcrs Attacking Q
Catholic Convent ut Pao
Tunp Eu.

Ticn Tsin, June l3.--One hundred
and sixty-thrce British landed Mon
day evening, An additional 20 British
have been sent to Fong Shan.
Yesterday morning special train
left 1ien Tsin for Yang rsun, TO bring
Gen. Mich 10 consult with the yiccroy,
Telcgrnplic communication with
Pek'n Is still interrupted.
The Russian war ships Petropaulcv-
ski and Komitoh are at 1aku bar, and
the Il, ssinn torpedo boats "l0S" and
"l07" are in the River Taltu. Want of
transport prevents the Russians from
landing troops The Russians were very
active here to-day.
II Is rumored that Gen. fung Fab
Slang, with many thousand troops, Is
AZ Fcng Tai, The latest news from pno
Tung Fu Is that the Boxers, G,OO0
strong, are attacking the Catholic con-
vent there, The situation is critical,
and the officials are evidently inactive.
The United States war ships Nash
willie and Monocacy are reported at
Taku.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
THE IMPORTS INTO MANILA.
Months as Compared with the
Same Time Last Year.

Washington, June 13.-The divisions
Of customs and insular affairs of the
war department announced decrease
In the amount Of imports into the port
Of Manila during the first three
months of 1900, as compared with the
same period of 1899, of $7s7,059. The
imports for January, 1899, were 49,.
304, $685. for January, 1900, S,,427 ,933;
for February. 1899, Si,2s0,7s7; for Feb
ruary, 1900, Ss0s,35S; for March, 1899,
Ss76,o35, and for March, 1900, $780,
035.
BY countries the imports into Manila
during the month of March, 1900, were:
From Austria, SG,6j6; from Australia,
Ss,s24; from Belgium, S4,93j; from the
Chinese empire, $25 5,607; from British
East Indies, S67 ,lo2; from Egypt, 500;
from England, S275.so6: from France,
$5l 1868; from French China, $l02, ,s06;
from Germany, S97,SG5; from Holland,
$2,362; from Hong Kong, $417,422;
from Italy, Ss,0l4; from Japan, Sl7,-
600; from Spain, Sl22,04s; from Switz-
erland, $50, 400, and from the United
States, $l00,3s6
From the above showing the United
Safes ranks fourth, being exceeded in
the matter of imports by Hong Kong,
England and Spain.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
GREAT THINKERS THOUGHTS.

We must never assume, that which
Is incapable OF proof,--Gcorge Henry
Lewes,
just laws are no restraint upon the
freedom Of the good, for the good man
desires nothing which u Just law will
Interfere with.--Froude.
There Is no man so good, who, were
he to submit all his thought and nc.
tons to the laws, would not deserve
hanging ten times In his life, - Mon.
talgne,
The great and good do not die even
In this world, Embalmcd In books,
their spirits walk abroad. The book
Is living voice, II Is an intellect TO
which one still llstens.-Samucl Smiles.
| think | love and reverence all arts
equally, only putting my own just
above the others because in /. / rec
ognzc the union and elimination OF
my own, To me IL seems ns II when
Goa conceived the world, that was
poetry He formed II, and thar WINS
sculpture; He colorcd II, and that was
painting; lie peopled II with living
beings, and that was the grand. Divine,
eserrol dromo.-Charlo,te Cushmon,
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
THE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
They Reafhrm Adherence to the Chi
caeo Platform, and Demand
Re.ominntion of Bryan.

Columbus, o., June 14.-The demo-
cratic state convention was called to
order at the Auditorium at 10: 40 a. M,
by Hon. William S. Thomas, Of SPRING
field, chairman of the state commit
tee. Portraits of Bryan, Thurman,
Jackson, Mclean and others were con-
spicuous. Following is 3 synopsis OF
the platform: .....r
We. the democrats OF Ohio, reafrm our
adherence to the democratic national plat
form adopted at Chicago in 1886.
The declaration of independece, the flag
and the constitution must everywhere
stand together, as emblems of human lib
erty and equal rights for all, and where
one goes, all go. We. therefore, denounce
imperialism under any pretense as neces-
sarily leading to miltarism, and as who'll
ly foreign to our system of government.
Trusts and mcnopolies, formed for
the purpose OF arbitrarily controlling pro-
duction and prices in the interest solely
of combined capital, If allowed to go, can
result only In Industrial serfdom for the
mass of people. We favor the re-
moval of all duties from imports monopo-
lized by trusts - We denounce the
currency law passed by the present con-
gress. which transfers to the banks the
entire control of paper currency, which
will have the power to control the prices
of all property, and to stimulate or stran-
gle business; on the other hand, by re-
quring the government to redeem all
forms of currency in gold, II continues and
multiplies the evils of the endless chain,
and imposes upin the government the en-
tire burden of supplying gold for export
whenever demanded, and to obtain which
1t must issue bonds when necessary, thus
necesstating not only a perpetual debt
but for perpetually increasing debt
We demand that the general gov
ernment shall not only coin the metals,
but shah issue and regulate the volume
of paper currency also In the interest OF
all the people and that all currency in
tended to circulate as money shall be le-
gal tender, and be maintained at a parity
OF value and be regulated with view to
stable price levels and safe
business conditions.
We affirm anew our undiminished faith
In the acknowledged leader of our party,
VIM. j, Bryan, and demand his nomina-
ton at Kansas City for president of the
United States, and the delegates elected
by this convention are instructed to SO
cast their votes
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
BEHRlNG SEA CLEAR OF ICE,
Gold I'm Paying Quantities Found On
sr- ~ tributary OF Bristol hay.

Seattle Wash. June IA special
to the Post-lntelligencer from South
Bend, Wash, says:
The steamer Rival came In from
Bristol Bay, on Behring sea, within
two days run of Cape Nome. Capt.
johnson had no Nome news except
that Bcring sea was clear Of ice al
ready the season being ten weeks earli.
er than usual. r Ill .
+ He does not think any af the stcam-
ers now on the way to Nome will he
delayed by lee.
He reports the discovery Of gold In
paying quantities on the hcudwaters
Of NuzegUk river, atributury of Bristol
bay. lie was told of the discovery by
missionary there. but the news was
suppressed by the Alaska Packers as
sociation, which has eight canneries
on the bay, and thousands of men en-
gagged for the coming season, who
would stampede for the dlggngs If
the discovery was made known While
there the Rival towed In 12 vessels
with men and supplies for the con.
nerics.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA
The Orange River colony and the
Transvaal to Become
Crown Colony.

Lcndon, June -, 1855 p. NIT is
learned that the government has at
last decided upon plan for the civil
settlement of South Africa. The de-
tails are kept most secret, but 1T can
be safely said that the Orange River
colony and the Trarsvaal will BECOME
crown colony. Sir Alfred Miner, it
is declared, is to be high commissioner
of South Africa, in spite of the opposi-
ton he has incurred.
The crown colony form of govern
ment can be best understood by refer
cnce to the system. in vogue in The
West Indies. Sierra Leone and Ceylon.
Endeavors will be made to put this in
force as soon as possible in the Trans
vaal and Orange River colonies, though
il is scarcely expected that the details
will be announced Or some parts of the
work be begi,n for a few months.
While the civil settlement will be
drawn up so as to be eventually inde-
pendent of military enforcement, it is
realized that the initial work must be
Effected with the cooperation of the
troops. Sir Alfred Miner appears to
believe that civil reorganization and
military qualification can proceed sim
ultaneously, and that possible scat
tered rising will not seriously retard
the progress or organization once il is
begun.
The colonial Office is said TO he Of
the opinion, however, that the maHte-
nance of good sized garrisons at such
centers as Bloemfontein, Kroonstad,
Johannesburg and Pretoria will be
necessary for long time after the
crown colony system gets in working
order. For this reason and others
put forward by Sir Alfred Miner, the
idea of granting an autonomous form
of government has been abandoned.
1t is believed, though it can not be
verified. that a portion of the Trans
vaal will be partitioned off to Natal.
The Whole arrangement may be
roughly described as coinciding with
the views advanced by the progressiyes
cs opposed to those held by the bond
ties. The final steps in this direction
have been taken during the last few
days. Mr.. Chamberlain sent for j. p.
Fitzpatrick, author Of "rhe Transyaal
from Within,' who is well known in
connection with South African affairs,
and spent a whole day in consultation
with him. Mr.. Fitzpatrick will sail for
Cape Town June 1G TO join the advis-
cry committee, which Sir Alfred Mil.
ner is forming.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
AFRICAN FAIRY STORIES.
Gen. DeWet, with Thirteen Thou
sand Burghers, Marching on
Johannesburg.
BOERS HAVE RETAkEA BLOEMFOATIEp
President steyn Again Occupying
the Presidency-British sustain
Severe Defeats at ElandsfOntein
and Vredefort-SO Says Lorenzo
Marquee Reports.

London, June IL, 1897 p. ma
plentiful crop of reports has been fl
tering through Lorenzo Marquee. Ac-
cording to these Gen. De Wet, with 49,
600 hurghers, is marching on johann
nesburg, the Beers have retken Bloem-
fontein, where President Steyn again
occupies the presidency, the British
have sustained severe defeat at
Elandsfontein and have also lost 750
Killed and wounded and $50 prisoners
in fight at Vredefort. Nothing from
any other sources lends color to these
Stories with the exception of the last,
which is probably the Boer version of
the disaster to the militia battalion of
the Derbyshlre regiment at Roodeval.
steyn Was at Vrcde Monday.
In regard to President Steyn being
at Bloemfontein, a dispatch from
Maseru, Basutoland, dated Monday,
June II, says President Steyn was
then at Vrede, 200 miles from Bloem-
fontein.
Gen. Butler seems to be making SUBJ
stnntial progress and ought soon to
possess the railroad at Charlestown
fin the northern extremity of NataD,
whence, presumably, he will advance
en- Heidelberg and effect junction
with Lord Roberts.
Surrendered to Gen, Hunter,
A dispatch from Lichtenburg, dated
Junc II, says GO Johannesburg mount
ed policemen, with Maxim gun, have
Surrendered to Gen. Hunter.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
Admiral Kempf Informed.
MARTIN WANTS 4 CRUISER.
Opr Consul at Chin kiRng Apparent
ly scents Danger.

Washington, June 13.-The follow
ing dispatch was received at the state
department.:
"Chin Kiang, June 12.-Secretary of
State: Large numbers of natives or
ganized into secret society have
halted here. People are very apprc.
hensive. No protection. Want cruis-
er. MARTIN"
Martin. who signed the above dis
patch, is the Uniter States consul at
Chin Kiang.
Mr.. Martin is the United States con
sui ut Chin Kiang and his telegram is
the first news received here to indi-
cate the spread of the Boxer agita-
tUn in that section of China. Chin
Kiang is one of the most important
treaty ports in China. II is located on
the Yang Use kiang, little over 100
miles above the point where the Wo
Sung enters, and is about l25 miles
from Shanghai. Al the latter port the
United States gunboats Yorktown and
Castine are now Tying, undergoing
some rppuirs
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
AT PHILADELPHIA.
First session In the Quaker
Chy-contcsted Seats.

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE Repub-
lean national committee held its first
session here. Chairman Hanna was
not present at the opening. In his alb
scnce Nice-Chairman Henry C.. Payne
was designated to preside temporarily.
There were several absentees, especial
~ from the western states. and the
number of proxies was much larger
than usual.
Secretary Dick announced the states
and districts in which there were con-
tests. There were 81 contests. involv-
ing the seats of "a delegates. This is
about one-eleventh of the entire con.
vention, a remarkably large proper
ton In a convention where there is no
question as to the main issues. The
involved seats nre
Alabama, contests and 16 seats in
volved; Georgia. and 2; Louisiana, 8
nnd IA; Mississippi, and 2; New
York, ! and 2; Pennsylvania, and 1;
Ohio, and 2; Tennessee, and 10;
Texas, and 16; Delaware, 2 and @;
District Of Columbin, 1 and 2.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-16
THE ST. LOUIS STRIKE.
of sundays kiiIinRs-SOme
Testimony.

81. Louis, June 14.-Coroner Lloyd
has begun an inquiry into the riot
killings of last Sunday. A great many
witnesses have been summoned and
II Is said that the coroner intends to
70 deep into the matter.
james 2. Klatz, n guest Of the Lin
dell hoidl, whose home is in Toledo, o.,
declared under oath that he witnessed
the entire affair from window, that u
deputy fred first, that a
nan in uniform "a striker) fell, and
that there was firing from the bar
rack windows by the deputy sherifYs.
Col, Cavender, commander Of the
posse, swore that no deputies fred un-
I'll some one in the crowd of paraders
fred
There have been no disturbances
Since Sunday. Cars are running on
almost every one Of the Transit lines,
but ure poorly patronized.