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and II Is faid he vim speak from the

ana II Is said he WIN speak from the
rear platform.
City Solicitor A. Lash and City
Clerk E. d. Lash and a number oil
others were at ST Clarsville yesterday
as witnesses in the case OF A. G. Shaver
VS.. The c. L. & W. railroad.
The Independent Hose Company. OF
which Paul Thomas was a member,
win attend his funeral In a body to-
day in full uniforms. They will meet
at the Central hose house at 1880. The
Jr. Q. U. A. NJ. Council No. 80, OF
which deceased was member. will
also attend In body.
The Ladies Church Erection Society
OF the First Presbyterian church will
give musicale and concert in their
church Friday evening. The pro-
gramme is an excellent one. and all
lose who love good music can not af-
ford to miss this concert. Miss Elean-
Or kennon Mitchell is one the pro-
gramme Tor selected reading. The
following is the programme.
PART H.
Instrumental Sole. Elias Lewis
soio-Creoie Lover Song.
,..-...-......-.... Miss Margaret Harvey
Reading-The First Quarrel
-...:............E Eleanor Kennou Mitchell
Mandolin Solo-Come Ye Disconsolate
............. ................ Ralph Heaton
Solo--A May Morning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs. Flora Williams
Baritone Solo-Anchored .........
...........--.............M Mrs. J. J. Medley
PART H.
instrumental Solo-Grand Polonaise
HISTORICAL ................ Miss Maskrey
Solo-He Was Prince.
.....-.-........... Miss Margaret Harvey
Instrumental Duet-Il Troratore
............-.. Misses Heaton and CARRIER
Reading-Selected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.......-.........E Eleanor Kennon Mitchell
Solo-Villanelle Mrs Flora Williams
instrumental Solo-Seiected. =. Elias Lewis
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NO TRUSTS!
NO MILITARISM!
NO IMPERIALISM I!
WE WISH TO REMAIN FREE PEOPLE.
BROOKLYN SHUT OUT.

PITTSBURG. Pa, October 17.-Pittsburg
played in old time form and did not leave
5rookiyn leg 10 stand on. Philippe did
gut edged support, the only error or mis-
play being Williams low throw to first in
Inc ninth inning. Only one Brookiynite
reached third and he was killed at the
home plate by brilliant play of O Brien
on Danlen's bunI In no inning did Brook
lyn make more than one hit and their err
Tors We're responsible tor two runs One
OF the features was Tommy Leachs GOOD
WORK. he reached first every time he
came to bat, made three hits, scored four
times, batted in another run, and made
three nice catches in left field Attend
ance, $3.50 Score:
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the North street church, last evening ut
- O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of number
OF friends and relatives, and at its
conclusion handsome wedding supper
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Elson re-
ceived the congratulations of host
Of friends.
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MAY BUY IN AMERICA TO
RE-EQUIP SOUTH AFRICA

NEW YORK, October 17.-Manufac-
turers agents in this city to-day were
interested in a report circulated here
that Major Girouard, director of South
African railways under Lord Roberts.
intends to give orders in America for
locomotives. rolling stock. bridges and
machinery to reconstruct the railway
and machine shops destroyed in the
,Boer war. The amount of money in
volved in these expenditures is report
ed to be s7,500000 Major Girouard is
the man who gave Americans the con-
tract for the Atbara bridge in the Sou
.dac
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WILHELMINA'S BETROTHAL
HAILED WITH CHEERS

THE HAGUE, October 1.-THE an
nouncement of the betrothal of Queen
Wilhelmina to Duke Henry of Macklen-
burg Schwerin, in the second chamber
Of the Netherlands Parliament to-day,
was greeted with cheers. The house
charged the president to transmit 20
the queen its congratulations and
thanks for communicating the glad
event, which was of the highest i'm
portance to the dynasty of the country.
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preparatory services TO the communion
will be held all this week. Rev. Brown. OF
Mt. Pleasant, Will preach tonight. and
Rev. Donahey on Friday night.
The First ward PEOPLE are very proud of
their new hose house and claim that It is
the finest in the city. The building is al
most completed, as the carpenters are fin
ishing the outside This ward has shown
much Improvement in the way of good
buildings this year, nine modern buildings
having been ereeted, and yesterday ground
was broken for the new Anderson build
ing, which is TO ,be brick structure and
VIII be a modern building In every way.
A hobo was arpested by Marshal john
son yesterday for, being drunk. The man
was middle aged and had taken up quar-
tiers on Union street, opposite kiotz's
store, and leaned up against the fence
He opened his bundle. which contained
clothes, a part OF which he hung on the
fence and the balance on the pavement
A crowd OF small boys gathered around
and had much fun with him. but the ar
rival of the marshal'put stop to the fun
A quiet but very pretty home wedding
took place last evening at the home OF MIR
ana Afs. htllS w hiNN, Vti Nh"NSA stiiAs Nse
contracting parties being their daughter
Miss Ellen White, and MIR. William En-
cry Rev Proudit, of the First United
Presbyterian church. performed the cere-
mony. Only the relatives and immediate
friends were present. After the ceremony
an elegant wedding dinner was served
and at midnight the happy couple left over
the b. & o. for White Oak. Ill, where
they will make their future home. Tho
bride is an estimable young lady OF this
city The groom Is one of the leading bus
mess men Of White Oak, where he owns a
large cattle ranch. and both have the best
wishes OF their many friends.
Large Autographs OF Hon. William
ALul
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SUSPENDED FOR THE DAY.

NEW YORK. October 17.-Albert T.
Patrick and charles F. Jones. counsel
and servant for William n. Rice, were
again before Magistrate Brann to-day
for the continuation of their examina-
ton on the charge of having forged the
signature to check fer SO, 600 drawn
on the banking firm of Swenson &
Sons.
Mr.. Wetherbee, who was the principal
witness yesterday, was still on the wit
ness stand when the hearing was sus-
pended for the day.
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SHOT BY AN ACTRESS.

CHICAGO, October 17.-Joe Pazen,
proprietor of the Pazen theatrical ex-
change, was shot in the abdomen to-
day by Zorah Card, an actress.
The shooting occurred in Pazen's Of
flee in the presence Of two or three per-
sons. Miss Card claims she shot in
self-defense after quarrel over a the
atrical engagement. She surrendered
to the police.
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FOOT BALL.

The Rag Time foot ball team of the
Island have chosen for their colors red
and black They have new uniforms
of red stockings, white suits and black
sweaters. Chas. Ashley has been re-
leased by the manager
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IMPORTANT CAPTURE.

+, MANILA, October 17.-Under cover
o. stormy night. Captain Elliott. of
the Fortieth infantry, surprised the
rebel headquarters near Oroquieta, in
the island of Mindanao, and captured,
without fighting, General Alvarez, with
his staff and twenty-five soldiers.
The capture is important and will
tend to pacify the district.
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WASHINGTON. October 17.-To-day's
stdtement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $3.50 600 coo
gold reserve IN The division of REDEMPTION
shows Available cash balance, Sl33, 1855 900;
gold, SSi,9l2,sIs.
Found Only the Trunk
LYNN, Mass, October 1.-THE trunk of
man S body. with head and legs severed,
has been found in bag at Floating Bridge
Pond.
4 Race in August
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE challenge
of Slr Thomas Upton for the America
cup calls for race in August.
In Commission
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE bat
tleship Alabama has gone into commission
Registration Closed
SEATTLE. wash. October 17-Regis-
tratio3n b books nave closed with approx.
was n.441; in 1888, ll,0S3.
Eight Lives Lost
NEW YORK. October 17.-Eight people
Hester street tenement to-day. The dead
are: Sarah Sass. SO; Samuel Sass 49, Lee
ma Sass, 3; Norris Sass. 2; Mrs. Horowitz,
49, Rosa Lewis, 81; Mendel Strauss 90;
severely burned
| Departure Postponed
| LORENZO MARQUES, October I7.-Mr
Kruger has postponed his departure for
| Europe until October 20. He Will land at
Marseilies.
| Botha Surrendered
| LONDON, October IA despatch from
| Lord Roberts reports the surrender of
| Theunis Botha, a brother of Commandment
General Botha, October 10.
Killed a Burgiar-
| WILKESBARRE. Pa, October 17-John
! Hughes. postmaster at Cambria, shot and
killed an unidentified burglar this morn
! ing.
| Census Expenses
| WASHINGTON. octoebr 1.-THE emu
! meration of the twelfth census IS COM
pleted. There were 50 Co enumerators and
| zg1 supervisors, costing Si,2V00.0-
Made No Choice
| MONTPELIER. Vt, October 1.-THE
second ballot for United States Senator in
] the Vermont Legislature to-day resulted
/ in no chonce.
Air Ship on Trial
FREDERICKSBURG. October r.-Count
| was steered against the wind and put sue
cessfully through various tacks and man
oeuvres. The king and queen Witnessed
! the trial.
| synod Opened
] HARRISBURG, Pa. October 1.-THE
/ PRESBYTERIAN synod of PENNSYLVANIA and
| West Virginia opened this evening with a
| service in memory of the martyred mis-
| sionaries. The formal opening viii occur
| tomorrow.
Resignation Accepted
| BERLIN, October T-.-Thet Kolnische.
Zeitung asserts that Prince Hoiieniohe has
rendered his resignation as imp4rial chan
| cellor and that It has been accepted.
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DID HE HIT IT.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE
weather bureau has issued the follow
ing:
Heavy frost will occur tonight from
the Ohio valley and eastern Tennessee
over the Atlantic States, from Maine to
northern North Carolina.
Fl. e. WILLIAMS,
Acting Chief U. s. Weather Bureau.
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TILL AFTER THE ELECTION.

JOLIET, Ills, October 1.-THE night
turn at the Rockdale plant Of the
American Steel & Wire Company has
been laid off Indefinitely. About 400
men are affected
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THE ANTHRACITE COIL
STRIKE Is SETTLED ON
TERMS OF THE MINERS.
Continued From First Page.

Reading Company to-day announced an
advance in the price of lime and city
coal of twenty-five cents a ton over
the circular of September IS. This
makes an increase of fifty cents ton
since the July circular.
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Cresccus Failed.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, October IT,
Cresceus to-day failed to beat his rec
ord of 2:04 on account of light winds
blowing down the stretch. The mile
was made in 2:05A Time by quarters.
:30%, 1:02A, 1884.
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Cross Sacrifice hit. Beaumont stolen
bases. Beaumont, Wagner 2. Ely. Double
play, Jones to Mcclure, First base on
but by Philippe s. by Howell 3. Hit by
pitched ball. thinner. Passed ball, Zim-
mer. Wild pitch, Howell Time. hours
Umpsres, Hurst and Swartwood.
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Large Autographs of Hon. William
Jennings Bryan and Hon. AdIai
Ewing Stevenson for sale mt the Reg
lister Office. Price 10 cents each.
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Foot Ball Results.

at Philadelphia. of P, II; State
College, 5.
At New York-Columbia, As; Stevens.
o.
At New Haven-Yale, so: Bowdoin, 0.
At Princeton-Princeton, 43; SYRIA
cuse, 0.
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IN SOCIETY.

At the home of VIM. Mooney, on the
National road, Harry e. EIson and Miss
Mamie Mooney were united in mar
dage BY the Rev. G. B. Graham, OF
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Large Autographs of Hon. William
Jennings Bryan and Hon. Adlni
Ewing Stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister Office. Frice 10 cents each.
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Large Autographs of Hon. Willia IN
Jennings Bryan and Hon. AdIai
Ewing Stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister office. Price 10 GENTS each.
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GENERAL BUTLER

May Succeed Lord WOIseley-Roberts
Declined.
LONDON, October 17.-Under reserve
the Daily Express publishes report
that General Sir Redyers Butler has
been summoned from South Africa to
succeed Lord Wolseley as commander
in chief, Lord Roberts declining to
accept the position without free hand.
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CLEVELAND, o.. October 17.-Stewart
and the child disappeared nearly two
weeks ago The body of a three-months-
old baby with its throat cut from ear to
ear. was taken from the lake tuesday.
The police allege that 1T is that of the
Stewart child. Stewart and his wife lived
with the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Wilson, at No. sos Superior street A
week ago Monday night Stewart arose be-
tween ] and o'clock In the morning. took
the child from beside its sleeping mother
and left the house. He was traced to Phil
adelphia, but refused to return.
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In yesterdays games the Crickets took
two games from the Crescents by good
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A Race in August


NEW YORK, October 1.-THE challenge
of Sir Thomas Upton for the America S
cup calls for race in August.
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BODY Of THE DEAD BABY
DISCOVERED N THE LAKE.
THE FATHER UNDER ARREST IN
NEW YORK CHARGED WITH
MURDER.
TooKBABYFRoMM
AT CLEVELAND, DURING THE NIGHT,
WHILE SHE SLEPT, NEARLY
TWO WEEKS AGO.

NEW YORK, October Hilary
Howard Stewart, twenty-six years of
age, of Cleveland, o.. was arrested here
to-day on a charge of murder. Stew
art left his wife and family in Cleve-
land two weeks ago and came to New
York, supposedly bringing with him
his ree-month-old baby.
Soon after dispatch was received
here asking the police to locate him, as
he had stolen his baby. He was found
working for the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company as a stenographer.
He refused information about his
child.
Last night the detective bureau here
received the following dispatch:
Arrest on charge of murder Harry
Howard Stewart. The body OF child
has been found. Do not delay. He
may be advised to skip.
''GLO. c. CORNER,
Chief Of Police"
Stewart refused to make any state
ments. He was remanded for forty
eight hours in order to give the Ohio
authorities an opportunity to send for
ward eXtradition papers.
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Lnrge Autographs OF Hon. William
Jennings Rryan and Hon. AdiHi
Ewing Stevenson for sale mt the Reg
ister Uffiee. Price 10 cents each.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE bat
tleship Alabama has gone into commits sion
She will join the North Atlantic squadron
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Found Only the Trunk

LYNN, Mass, October 1.-THE trunk
a mans body. with head and legs sever
has been found in bag at FIoa ting Bird
Pond.
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SEATTLE. wash. October I7-Regi.
tration books nave closed with approx
mately 1850 names. Registration in Is.
was II AL in 1883. Loss.
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c. c. JUNIOR LEAGUE.

Umpire, Summerson; scorers, Wasmuth
and Costello. Tonight Columbias VS.. Ter
minus.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
Treasury Condition

Treasury Condition.
WASHINGTON, October 17-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $3.50, 600 coo
gold reserve IN The division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 1888, 155, 900;
Sold Isl ,9l2,sI9
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Eight Lives Lost

NEW YORK. October 17.-Eight people
were burned or suffocated to death in a
Hester street tenement to-day. The dead
ma Sass, 3; Morris Sass, 2; Mrs. Horowitz
IS; Rosa Lewis, 81; Mendel Strauss, 50;
Samuel Strauss. 20 Mary Murphy, 40, was
severely burned.
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LORENZO MARQUES, October T.-Mr.
Kruger has postponed his departure for
Europe until October 20. He Will land at
Marseilles.
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No other medicine in received such widespread
and unqualified endorsement
No other medicine has such record of OF female troubles
or such hosts Of grateful friends.
DO not be persuaded that any other medicine Just good
ANY dealer who asks ou buy something else when so INTO
purposey buy Lydia Pnkam Vegetable Compound
your He IS merely trying TO sell you
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YOU the medicine YOU ask for and which ne
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Moral o the medicine that you hgs0sv is Best
When medicine has been successful in restoring
to health more than million women, YOU cannot
we'll say without trying it. Il do not believe it will
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tie Of l. ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at
once, and write Mrs. Finklian1. Lynn, Mass, for
special advice. IL is free and helpful.
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TEXTILE EDUCATION OF
THE SOUTHERN WOMEN

-rrt. .,~o.,=sl textlle expos. ton for
,t.,..a aud the recent interest cen-
t~.I iu ID. bin before the ieSlsid-
aus. a-Eira that the textile department
OF tre T, Theological school be opened
a. vnufr. uaS br1neht about much inter
esffur ais. us~iou. The remarkable TACT
that seveu-tsntns 81 the textile operatives
lu Gco-rsia are women and that IN the
great factories of the north women are
every day being given the most reSpon-
sihle positions "a textile departments
makes tisuely the questions: is there any
w. iu which the new scheme for textile
education can be- made 81 any special
advantage 10 southern women And as
1ar.- ss women are denied bv the state of
Georgia textile education would Il not he
au excellent ldcl 10 have a series Of
active exhibits made by women along
t,ytH. lines at the forthcoming eNposi-
tom
The conventional fair or exposition
with us dead exhibits" including the
etereots-pcl cmbrciderios and amateur art
,-frnrfr tile preserves aud lellleS, Mhtch.
thaulh oftentimes made by industrious
women. arc too frequently crowded out
bv the big canning houses with their
displays" showing saudy cans and bot
ties aud attracted "a by peTt spieief-'i
have ceased 10 demonstrate very much
fHtlH Progressive OF teach vi y tANAAN
io The woman who comes To learn les
son Au exposition that stands for all
that we are led to suppose that of 1863
will stand for. viii be failing in its par
poses IL tie exact part that women can
accomplish along textile tines is not fuiiy
demonstrated in "A series Of active ex-
hIhits thai viii show her hand from the
most mental form Of textile labor 10 the
most minute ana exquisite touch recog-
n.zed in textile art.
Iu r,ulv 90 the nrst question. Is there
aur way in which the new scheme for
t-~tU. education can bc made of
advantage to southern women? / had
a nest satisfactory reply from lion. ID. \.
Tompkins. of the national Industrial COM
mission during his recent visit 10 Atlanta
eu route TO the southern Industrial CON
v.ntfuu in New Orleans.
ut would ne a pity il il could not" he
replied. For centuries upon centuries
the textile art has been practiced chiefly
by women. There are few of US whose
grandmothers could not spin and weave.
When John Alden was telling Priscilla OF
the love Of Miles Standish. the gentle
iraid WIS al her spinning wheel. and it
was while vigorously spinning the wheel
taat She demurely and in modesty said.
why don't YOU speak for yourself, John?
The ancient generic name for unmarried
women was spit ster.' Now that We pro-
pose 10 turn the business of spinning
ana weaving into one that is fostered by
the state. why should We eliminate wO-
ncn2'
..But the work OF our grandmothers was
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EXCHANGE LIST.

Nfiss Annie lVid, 1gn. Central. VIZ .3S
four nice vases 90 tN"h1nee Tor @lth anu
velvet patchwork. Quilt squares. eighteen
inches square, also SONGS. RUE 20 the
Last" and others. for novels; have now
ers 90 exchange FOR flowers. Answer TO
inquiry-lnNl0 inches.
Miss jamie Gillespie. East Fork \. O.,
has ''sScsa me ana Lilies. Tho ships that
Pass i'm the Night" only the Cover
ness" beside the Bonnie Brier Bush
aud otl.cr novels. paper bouua, 60 cN-
change for other good novels.
Mrs S. y. HiNon. Perote. Ala. wishes
some one who has pure Black Langshan
chickens FOR exchange 20 please let her
hear from them.
Mrs. NJ ~. Smith. Smithville. s. c.. has
one pair of Mammoth Bronze turkeys and
two barred Plymouth Rock roosters for
Poland China pig.
Jessie y. sa!ter. Sylvester. Ga. viii
exchange third volume o. George Eliots
works for first volume of Shakespeare
ANA Dickens Tale of Two cities" an
Ills steps beside the Bonnie Prier
Bush the Buudman," by Hall Caine
Tor other books 10y the same authors.
~, Mr. NJ, il J2Rn R@s3i Eeiyiaere, Tenn. hes
pinks and many others 10 exchange for
I1t". lt1mbur-, glbbon. SILK floss. zephyr
send, stating what Is wished. IL posta4c
is iuci"sed Tor The above Will send some
t.ling nice. eNtr1 Tor same. For iuforma-
tion send stamp.
Ruth Brown. Boyd's Tank Ala. hiss
The kuteat of GNyin" amt davenport
Dunn cloth bound. 10 exchange for
other clotubound books.
Mrs Il. H. Holland. t.astabuehir. Miss.
has six diffaruuf kinds ot Gamma bulbs,
cactus. dah.ia ana cYerbloomins rose CUT
ffDcS To exchange for "Ships that Pass
In the Night drawn work and "a good
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