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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-16
NO VERDICT TODAY.
Coronors Jury Not Ready 10 Report in
sprague Murder Case.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREssJ

South Berwick, June 15.--Another ses-
sion of the coroner's inquest in the
Fannie Sprague murder case is due to-
morrow. At the time of the last adjourn
ment the coroner expressed the belief that
another week would clear up the case,
but County Attorney Matthews and the
deputy sheriffs at work on it have been
too busy with the Newfleld murder in
vestigation to attend to this case.
The county attorney, who returned to-
night from Newfleld, said there is no
probability that verdict will be rendered
in the Sprague case tomorrow, though
some additional testimony may be taken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-16
Foreign legations are Virtually
Prisoners.
Fear Of Guards Re-
strains Attack.
international Force too Small
to Cope With Chinese HOrdes.

London, June 16.-This is the situation
in China as it appears to the Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Express,
oabled last evening;
ut is really state of yelled war. The
members Of the foreign legations in
Pekin are virtually prisoners and the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-16
ANDERSON, ADAMS & CO.,
Fire Insurance Agency
Exchange Street.

First Glass American ard Foreign companies .
HORACE ANDERSON. CHAs. Q. ADAMS.
decIs THos. j. LITTLE. lip eodn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-16
THE WEATHER.

Boston, June 15.-Local forecast for
Saturday fair weather; Sunday, partly
cloudy. generally fair and warmer; north
erly winds becoming variable.
Washington, June 15.-Weather condi-
tions and general forecast Local rains
have continued from the middle and low
er Mississippi valley to the middle and
south Atlantic coast. Showers were also
reported Friday in the northwestern
states over the northern plateau reign
and along the middle and north Pac ihc
coast.
Within the region where rain has fallen
the temperature is somewhat below the
seasonal average.
During Saturday the weather from the
lake regions over New England and in
the southwestern states viii continue
fair.
Over the eastern part of the country
the temperature will continue moderate
during Saturday but warmer weather
may be expected by Sunday.
Along the middle Atlantic and New
England coast light TO fresh northerly
winds will prevail Saturday. On the
South Atlantic coast the winds Will be
light to fresh from the southeast
Forecast for New England, fair Satur-
day and Sundays fresh northwesterly
winds beconig variable.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
Portland, June 10, 1900. - The local
weather bureau records the following;
sa. Barometer. s0. .939; thermome-
ter, 55; dew point, As; rel. humidity, IS (,
direction of tine wind, NV; velocity Of
the wind, 13; state of weather, p. eldy.
p. m.-Barometer. 20. 1913; thermome-
ter, 90 dew point, 62; rel. humidity 50
direction of the wind, NV; velocity of the
wind, A; state Of weather, clear.
Maximum temperature. T5; minimum
temperature, 60; mean temperature, Is
maximum wind velocity, l3; preeipi-
tation-24 hours, o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-16
Brave Policemen Rescue
Many.
Stairways Ailame When Tenants
Awoke and Panic Followed.

New York, June 15.-Ten lives were
lost and seven people badly injured dur
ing fire which almost totally destroyed
tenement house at "a jackson street
early today. The official list of the dead
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
err or MANILA UNDER OTIS.
Repre.sIes Of the saloon Evil asa Other
Eiemesfs Of Di.aFaer.

In the report Of Mai Gen. Otis. as gov
efnor general of the Philippines. the
proofs OF a portion OF which have been
received at the War Department. the fol-
lowing concerning the government OF the
city OF Manila was made public yester-
day;
The money expended to police and to
improve the city OF Manila. 10 make the
necessary repairs on roads and bridges,
70 place government buildings which were
di;apidated in a proper state Of preserya-
ton. 70 stamp out the Infectious diseases
OF smallpox and buboniC plague, TO main
tain a large native police battalion num-
herring 80 rnen. together with the money
required TO defray the ordinary incidental
expenses has been greater by about one
half than the eity's collected receipts.
What these receipts did not supply mas
been taken from the general fund, as the
expenditures were considered 10 De I'M
perstive. The population Of Manila is
mach oongested. The work OF the pro-
vost marshal general has been ineessant.
and has required for its execution admin
is,rative ability of a high order and IN
many respects very delicate manipula-
ton
The floating population Is large ana
difficult to keep in check The liquor
traffic always has been extensive, sspe-
eially In the matter OF intoxicating native
drinks. This traffic has been the subjeet
OF concern and mature deliberatio = In
reducing the number Of licenses, which
Spain granted freely, the natives com
planned grievously that they were de-
prived of the privileges which Spain be-
slowed Notwithstanding these COM
plants, they were greatly diminished, but
could not be entirely withheld, nor eouli
the traffic be destroyed by any means
within our power. Experience led to the
belief that 1t could be controlled through
careful manipulation under a stringent
license law"
An order issued by the provost marshal
of Manila is also given showing the re-
strictions that have been placed upon the
saloons and giving the license fees which
are charged. Following this order. the
report continues:
The restraining influences has resulted
in placing the liquor traffic under the con-
troll of the police and their officers, and
have been attended by the reforms antici-
pated and promised. ] doubt If there is
anywhere a more quiet and orderly city
than Manila has been for the past year,
and this Notwithstanding its great mass
OF floating population of divers nationali-
ties and the dense ignorance of a portion
or Its inhabitants; or city in which prop
er punishment for crime is more swift or
sure. The records of the courts, both civil
and military, are cited in proof of this
statement, and the native applications for
redress for supposed wrongs or injuries
suffered, show that the native population
has confidence in the business Of our gov
eminent.
Not only is the population and bust
ness OF the city increasing, but that pop
ulauon Is passing through a rapidly
changing social environment, due 10 the
introduction of new methods and i'm
proved labor conditions; also TO recent
greatly augmented real property Values
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
Kome DressmaAxno.

The comfortable, serviceable blouse suit
Is always in demand. Ii makes the ideal
costume for school wear and for the hours
OF play. During the summer months II
has been popular made from Khaki cloth.
linen, and duck, but as cool weather an
proaches, serge and lightweight flannel
viii be in demand. The smart design IL
lustrated is suited TO all the materials
mentioned, but the model Is made from
linen in two shades of red, the trimming
being the darker and banded with white
braid.
The skirt Is full and straight, gathered
and Joined to fitted waist that is quite
separate from the blouse. The waist is
in two pieces, and closes at the center
back. The fitting is accomplished by
means of single darts and under-arm
seams, but the darts can be omitted when
the figure makes 1t desirable Many chill
dren are larger at the waist than at the
bust line, and the darts rave been ar
ranged with the contingency in view The
plastron is faced onto the fitted waist and
the collar sewed fast to the neck. The
blouse Is separate and fitted with Shout
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore Oct % -FL0UR-Dgli; Western SUI
per. 240a2 50. Western extra. 2.so6500; Western
family. s.ssa3.ss: winter wheat patent. s.sSG40S
spring wheat patent. Aeeg4zs; spring wheat
straight. ss5aAsO; receipts. 1925 bushels; exc
ports 7sl2 bushels.
wHEAT-ouist; spot. "a 6-su12 s-a this month.
70 5-s972 50 November, 75e1s l-si December -
81 la steamer No. red. 70 5-s97e 81 receipts.
1881 bushels; exports. 1900 bushels: Southern
by sample. So l-4a'9 Ia; Southern grade. Il Ia
ga -
CoRN-Firmer: mixed. spot. and the month.
a s-4a4s; November. old. 1-29A ST.; new.
a. 1898 SIS; November December. or Old
Al l-2g4i 50; January 10 9-4sA; February 20 81;
steamer mixed, 4S s-4d44 receipts 20 s3s bushels.
exports. 90 900 bushels; Southern white corn, 4sp
a. Southern yellow corn. AZ l-2I46 L.
oATS-D Ill. No white. 27gz7 l-g No. mir.
ed, IS receipts 7o.sss bushels; exports. % 900
bushels.
RYE-Duil; No. near BY. Sc. nominal: No
Western, % bid, receipts, s.7si bushels. exports
none.
HAY-stetdy; No 1 timothy. is 5Oai7.00
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Quiet and steady: steam 20
Liverpool. Fer bUsl-f, Id. November; Cork Tor
orders. per quarter At Is lid, November, Is De-
eember
BUTTER-Firm. unchanged: fancy imitation. $50
ID; fancy creamery, Zza2s: fancy lsdIs. mas:
good ladle. isal7; store packed. 1876.
EGGs-FIrn aud unchanged; frssb Is
cHEESE-firm. unchanged; large, II 1922 IL;
medium, ~ l-4ul2 -; pienics, u 1-21l2 81
sUGAk-Firm and unchanged. coarse and hns
gTznuIated $50
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Oct s2.-wHEAr-seespts. IS p,
bushels: experts. los $40 bushels: sales, 2lss 90
bushels futures: 10 600 bushels syot; spot sssy
Ne red, 7s7-s T. Q. b. shOst. 70 rs elevator. No
Northern Duluth. 81 is T. o b. sao.t: Ne 1
hard Duluth. 81 s-s T. 0. b. saO&i: optioas oyesss
frm on forsiga buying. small worlds salymsn+s.
rain In the Nor.hsest. And local covering SUITS.
quently declined under liberal visbl. supply in.
crease. and realizing Closed weak a. i-46s-sc ret
decline. March. 50 s-isaS Is. closed s. IA: Nay.
s. itSsS, closed s. Ia: October closed a. Deem
Der. y is-is6is s-ls closed Is "a
coRN-Receipts so bushels: experts. ss.ssl
bushels; sales 90 900 bushels futures; 200 900 busB
els spot; spot frm; No. 2. as IL elevator, and
81 ga (. o. b. snoat Options after steady open
ing with wheat. developed a scare ~ October
shorts and advanced vigorously later ia the aay.
being helped BY stormy weather IVES. and pro-
poets Of smaller receipts. Closed nrm al l-sfi-ss
advance. May, AZ l-lsu42 Ia. closed a. Is; Octa.
Der closed fs; December. a. 5-s942 1915. elossi
A. IS
OATS-Reeeipts 81 eco bushels; exports. 80 ga
bushels; spot steady; No 2. IS la: No J. rs No
white. q l-2: No. white. q track mixed West
cru. 25G26 l-2; track white Western and State "a
Ss options featureless and neglected. holding
steady with corn.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
kEK YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. z.-FLoUR-Rsesivss = -,
hsffslsi sIssfss Is rs barrels: sales TSss para.
ages; fsry slss and ssskss to sell. fsllsSinz tss
Ssprsssios In wheat
kfE FLots-ssessy; Ssiss. 70 harrslS: fair 70
Esof. sfsaS ~ choice 70 fsAey. ssS95 ~.
btcKwBEAT PLoUR-ouiss: zisgza
stekwbkAT-DgIl. sogs5 G. L Z SsS Torf
SoENdEAiS-f1rE Ysllsu Western. -. siJ. -;
tfshsysihs. zfs9z0
hYE-zisssy. Nv. Western. 81 IL & O. b
ssosi; STATE. dgs5 d q SsS Vera
BAhLks-Dail. fsseinE. tt14s e 4 z Eufai2.
msiiiaE. 3zsi e T. Z banslo
BARLEY NALr-DUil. wssiern. szEsz
steAh-kss stssesi fair rssninE. IL: esDtrf.
assl - isst, 4 b-s. Esolsssss ssEsT. ala. rshbss
eeist
buTTER-FiTmi efssHsry. isSla Is; fssterJ y
eit. srns esssmsFy. 1881. tmitstisa eFsssssY.
- i-zais. State dsiry. iSHzi
fHkEsE-SiFm: isfEs white. 10 7-s. snail SAiis
asa eslerss. IA isrEs Sslssss. II; laFEs sAits
EGos-Firm: state sns fsnsayiTsnis. p9zi
western regular passing. Al MARI iseis. Western.
loss cd 81
PofAToRs-Qssst; Jsrssys isselsl III sss
refk. issal9 u: Losg lsssf. iAslTs. }ss-
ssy ssssts. Lsss1ss
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
BETROTHED LOVERS FOUND DEAD.
Unexplained Murder and suicide in a Park
nj CORY. Pa.

Cory, Pa, Oct. 22-Harry Belts and
Daisy Bridenburg, daughter of r. w.
Bridenburg, a contractor of this city,
were found dead on a bench in the park
by some laborers. In Belts hand was a
revolver with two chambers empty, and
there was a bullet wound in the head of
each, showing the method of death. They
moved in good society and were supposed
TO be engaged. Last night they went to
church together, and met couple Of
friends after church. and the entire party
returned to the Bridenburg home and
spent pleasant evening. Belts and the
girl accompanied the friends part OF the
way home, and then, il is supposed. sa
down on the park bench Belts sent a
letter 10 the girls father, and IL Is now
in the hands OF The coroner. Its contents
have not been made public
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
MARKET REPORT.
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

RUTTER-A good market prevails Cor fancy 70
choice grades Of creamery butter. asceipis are
modersis. sith no accumulated dsfias the past
seek Value Of fancy, fresh creamery has again
taken Upward movement. and a strong tone
prevails chalrs fresh virginia and Maryland
stock in good Demand
EGGs-Rscsipss stin limited. with favorable
weather stronger market Is developing.
POULTRT-0xins to lbsFsl daily reeslpts ogr
market has settled basis Of iae. Good ltss
turkeys H. steady demand lat ducks also.
FRUIT-Peach season is almost over, and Esay-
thing choice Is bringing fun price. Hand isscked
and packed select apples are Inquired for. Our
market Is nov receiving quantities Of loose apples
from Nes York state. snd their sale is urged a,
low figures.
DRESSED PoRK-wssthsr Is favorsbls. and IN
good demand.
LIVE sT0CK-Reosipts ample: market dull.
ChESTNUfS-Ch0iee ss0ez in quick sale. Small
and Sormy move at low values AS the crop is
short and weather COOL good nuts viii do veil bal
Gaee Of season.
DRIED FRUIT-Ths demand for cherries and
huekeberries is constant other varieties have sale
at value.
NEGKfABLES-Irish and sweet potato market is
quite arm. Onions in good demand.
GRAIN-Msrket steady.
BUTTER
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Oct. 2.-BEEvEs-Rsesipts. B2g7!
steers active stsady TO fraction higher: bulls
aud cows steady; steers. lLesD5.7s: bulls. 400
2.7s cows. i.50g3.50; choice fat do. 400; stocl.-
ers and feeders. s.Ooqs.So. Cables quote live cat
tie firm at II l-2eIse: refrigerator beef si-.9
s-ie par Iound: sheep. i2Qi2e; shipments none
cAbVES-heceipts. z.149. market arm: yssls.
tS4aS; little calves. 4oOg4 20: grsSssrs. AVG
s.iz l-2i fat and mixed calves. SZ5Q41
sHEkF AND LAABS-RscsiptS 3sO57: sheep
10 to 2Se lever: lambs. z5q4oe lover: some sales
Soc on: sheep. zSAg4 20; few export do, AD0
AS; eulls. z.e9az.2si lambs. l26aB %; general
sales SoogS.7,; Canada lambs. EsSsAse, eulls,
a0eqIW.
HoGs-ReesiDts, is757; market weak at sso9
S'fo' choice and fancy Stats hogs 649g5E
Chicago Oct. zz-CATTLE-Rsc,iBts. 10. 700, In
eluding 1905 Western and as Texans. soSd 20
Choice hatsye steers. lee higher. oomm9n about
steady; butchers stock strong, active; Westsrns
steady 70 SLOW; Texans steady: natives. best "a
sac to-esy two carloads so. good &c fims
STEERS. aSoGs-9o; selected :ssasrs steady .7sr
SO; mixed S;oekers slow. 275gas5; cows 200
~. hsiisrs sdi75 camera z0e4z a. bulls
s5ohE, Lsoglss; calves STEADY. l0sae 8. 1ss-
receipts 49, lest On sale to-day - esflss -
al $40; Ttass fed steers. E00ai s0. Tsras 49,
steers. ssoaAB: Teas bulls, 2s1qsss
HoSS-hseeipts to-day 81 900. to-moYfos 80
ssssm-,sd; lsft over. SEQ. Rsoas 70 g kighsr.
TOP, ass; mixed srJ sutehsrs'. a ssat e, 80 a.
ehoies heavy. $ssaAsz 10, rough hs.yy a.
80; bulk Of sales. issa4s9
sHEEf-hsesipts. zs,sso; steady; lambs steady
~ 10 zee lower; good 20 choice w.th.r. -
10. lar 20 choice mixed. sseaI So wss,sfa
shssp. sIsaAlo. hssiSs lambs. A2SeGss: Wssts5a
baltimore Oct. zz.-Ho0s-RsesiEts far ,ssk
snosd ~ hosn today, ". ss4 bead sssins, ; ~
ee4a last week; fair supply for ts-d.y Nith NOD.
sass eensna az The folissink stststisns. Par
ns-'sfeers tte4s %; far Western piss. s i9agE.
rem hs&f b points. s.ieSg q; rsush sozs. sssg
der. 45eg47s.
shiEnr AND LAkbs-ksespts for week ended a;
hoea today. sszs kssd sxsInst 3 ~ 80 "a
ssS' sssy hosEsl supply tor to-day. slth 4 stead
49, - sSost last weeks Driess Butcher shssg.
ssh 20 ga sWstW. osmmgR. Zo8gL0.
hmez. rood 70 eheies heavy, szs6t ss. tar 70
seoa. AIsge ~ Common % fair 6Q4 20. sseek
eMes. nssium 70 seed. z.esasz Is per hsss con
non Gull al Lseqi.ss per kszs
cALytS-ksosipts for week s.Asd AZ ns0a 20
cay 10 head. against 80 head last week: fslF
supply for to-day AID trade SLOW at 3 as y fsr
common 70 goe1.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
ENGLISH STEEL FIRM COMING HERE.
Largest Crueible Concern in Great Britain
10 Build HHge Plant.
Pittsburg, Pa, DC

Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 22.-The Commercial
Gazette to-day says:
"Seybold and Diekstod, of Sheffield, Eng
land, the largest manufacturers Of cruel
bic steel in Great Britain, contemplate
moving their plant TO the United States.
A site providing excellent water and rail-
shipping facilities has been secured on
option near Wheeling, W. Va, ami ii is
proposed TO erect thereon a modern plant
costing upward of 100000. which, from
the first, will employ about $500 men. Tie
object of the move Is to get into the
American market. Constantly increasing
cost of coal in England is a prominent
factor acting as an impetus TO the move.
Charles Walker, who left the English
firm twenty-five years ago 20 come TO
this country. and who is now an expert
at the Demler works, of the Flrth-SteTlilg
Steel Company. is In receipt OF an auto
graph letter from the head of the English
firm outlining the plans as given"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
Girl. Blouse suir, No. 1902.

der and under-arm seams only. The sailor
collar is scanned 10 the neck, and the
blouse closes al the center front, the full
ness al the waist being arranged in gath
ers.
The sleeves are one-seamee, gathered
az shoulders and wrists and are finished
with deep Wristbands or cuffs. With the
gown Is worn a regulation sailor hat
To cut this suit for a girl OF eight years
OF age, 3 II yards OF material y inches
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
Ansi-caaIeea in Pre.byuerias synod.

Harrisburg Pa. Oct Pat to-day's
session OF the Presbyterian Synod OF
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. resolu-
lions 10 petition Congress and President
Mckinley 10 pass an anti-eaateen Law,
and urging members Of the church with
in the bounds OF the synod 10 refuse u
rent their buildings for liquor selling pur-
poses; TO refuse to sign liquor license
applications. and 70 vote for no political
party that did not oppose the granting Of
liquor licenses, were defeated after an
exciting discussion.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
RUSSIA SEEKS NO LOAN.
Oneial Denial Of Reports Pat In Cireaia-
lion by Spectators

lion by Spectators.
ST. Petersburg. Oct. 22-The Official
Messenger makes the following announce
ment:
In view of the reiterated false reports
appearing in foreign newspapers that
Russia is seeking 10 conclude a foreign
loan, the ministry Of finance considers IL
necessary again 10 declare that the gov
eminent is not seeking 10 conclude loans
of any kind. seeing that the current reYe-
nue. and the cash reserve fully suffice TO
meet the ordinary expenditure. as well as
the outlay entailed by events in the far
East.
"All the newspaper reports concerning
an alleged Russian loan emanate from
various speeui ators, who persistently. but
uhsueeessfully, endeavor 10 force their
services upon Ire ministry OF finance"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
paaueah 0sera asass DESTROYED.

Padueah. KY. Oct. 22.-The most disas-
irous IRE that has visited Paducan fer
years broke out in Horizons Opera House
yesterday. The dry goods store OF L. B.
ogilvie & Co. occupying tie ground floor
OF the building. WAS destroyed. as wsil
as many Offices. barber sEop. and a
book store. The loss Is estimated at
"a. GO
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
london sacleI, AnrIeipare. q -en.aiIan.

London. Oct. z2--SensationaI testimony
Is anticipated az the trial OF the divorce
suit brought by the Warehouses Of A.
glesy against her husband. VINO IL ker
cousin. The present marquis father mar
rled. as his third wife. an American. Mrs
Mary LivingstOae WOdeh0use. widow OF
Dir. Henry W0dehOuse. aud daughter OF
MIR, ]. =. King. OF sand Hills. Ga.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
BrIns. 81 eco Goo rrsm Daw..a civ.

San Francisco. Oct. 22.-The barkentine
Morning Star arrived to-day. twenty-five
days from ST. Aiehaels. Beside her elgh-
ty-five passengers the steam barkentine
carried s., 90 90 WORTH Of gold dust from
the mines Of Dawson
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
I.ouden Police save Dowie from Nah

London, Oct 22-John Alexander Dowie
the Zionist, Of Chicago. was mobbed al a
meeting al ST. Me: tins town hall this aft
ernoon. From coo 10 200 students attempt
ed 10 prevent the faith healer from enter
ing the hail. but a stronger force of police
pulled Mr.. DoWie through the mob OF stu
dents and arrested the ringleaders
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
Wreck ef the Rar,Ie-.bip Hai.e.

Gen. Leonard Wood. governor general
OF Cuba, saw Secretary Long yesterday,
and recommended that steps be taken to
remove the wreck OF the battle-ship Maine
from Havana harbor. az /, occupies a
great deal OF space. which could b.. util-
lied 10 advantage he Faid be thought
the wreck would have TO be taken up
riecemeal. instead Of being raised as 4
v hole
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23

Quiet ............ SIZE 3is 5344 100 3sIA
Total to-dsy-Net $3.50; Great Britain. ts.sis.
France, s210; eeRtinsnt $40; stock, 62I, SIS Con-
sOIidated--Net. Ill .O4s. Great Britain. 81 rs.
France. g, 49, continent. sos Total since Sep
TENDER met. lT05. 2il; Great Britain. 6sI, 25t;
France lls g3s: continent. SCI. 3sl.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
WANTED-AGENTS.

CLEVER AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS FoR DIV
iates storm and waking skirfs. al ths az.
oersl ineaeenssis 70 fight parties. sad far esia.
iosse sns particulars. CoLTNHIA sKfRT 80
ittB South 81. Bosion- ~
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23

People she take DR. sIEGERT's A. rsssu.4 BIT.
terra In the fall save money d6cfr balls dur
lag ne winter. The great south AL-...ean tonie-
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-23
DANCERS OF CITY LIFE
ralmage Says Thousands of
Youths Are Lost Yearly.
MILLS WHICH GRIND Up HEARTS

striking pietare Of the Career Of I've
BrotbeTs from the Cosntry Draws b, Gle
Great Disiue Il eIision the Salvation Of
0ns, DFink and Gambliag the u ain Of
the Other-Aiind-aestreJ InstitutieEs
Saturated with Human Blood.