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New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.
UNITARIANISM THE ISSUE.
DR. DIXON SAYS THE BATTLE IS NOW
ON AND WILL END IN VICTORY


The Rev. DR.. A c. Dixon. pastor Of the Han
son Place Baptist Church. was quoted yesterday
in an interview about the revival movement in
Brooklyn follows:
1t is a fight against Unitarianism. This battle
against Unitarianism is now It will be
Fought all the year, and Will end IN victory. Half
the people do not know what Unitarianism
means. A Unitarian is one who denies the deity
OF Christ, the deity Of the Holy Ghost, the in
spiraton Of the Bible and salvation by grace.
O1 all Things love peace. but next TO peace
love hght-a fight for the right Christ's peace
Sampson at Santiago. and Dewey at Manila.
If there were any Unitarians in my church
would invite them TO get out to swell the num-
Der Of Unitarians, or else I would try to con-
vert them.
Arrangements We're completed late yesterday
afternoon for extending the revival work now in
progress to the Williamsburg section Twenty-one
of the pastors In that section accepted the invita-
tion Of the Public Meetings Committee and met in
the Lee Avenue Congregational Church. The Rev.
John F. Carson. chairman Of the committee, pre-
sided. Although 1t opposed a resolution ex-
Guiding every one excepting cergymen from the
ment made by the Rev. r. s Dawson. of the
Ainsie Street Presbyterian Church who had acted
secretary. that it had been decided hold ser
vices IN the Lee Avenue Congregational Church
each afternoon next week excepting Saturday. be
l and O'Clock. The speaker Monday
will be the Rev. DR.. Len. C. BrOughton Among the
other speakers will be DR.. A. T Pearson, the Rev.
H NJ Horton Of Baltimore and the Rev. J. Wilbur
district will meet again on Wednesday afternoon TO
arrange further details of the work.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

The Hon Franklin Murphy has been named as a
Dossfble candidate for Vice-President II New-Jer-
sew again gets the honor. The National Repuo-
lfcan party could go a great deal further ana Iare
a great deal worse than by naming the hon r rank
I'm Murphy.-(EliZabeth Journal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
HAD An ODD CAREER.
Laje Experience Of LAWYER Patrick
Recalls Earlier Troubles.


~ sSS.i-Et0.- = - -----A-i-.- - E-t--cS
q New OK. MO SES been .-C-EE- 5--r
sudden Ff-:l-.,s,--t r-Tl-s1 The e--J--Is-
s-4C-sS attending rh- E---- Ct y .'..-s.- N
Hi, E1e Texas Hl--4--a:.e- - remembered
n V - l.-G--r. a. VISITOR curing Sc r---
t-- uf NO WIEN 5- presented 80 4 Az
beg = .v4--1- Reg -rs =;---.5v=S ~ -l-- E4--y-
fourth congress a petition ana >--.-E-s -
s.'- i-1i- - . J-lE5 Eca-:-la- - The
= esie.u District %: L0--s-l.a- and Jr- *
l-4Sio,s g Represent -s--Es ssI--- g H---Ea-
.>y- - Texas trc-.. -hs A1--S- NJ. Fs,-.cs =
experience q. the ScGt. seems L. hav- been
Gscl1t III Do-acle, z-1 Is lc-CsC---C with
TIE Texas millionaire, Et.s- : lZ-g CCe z
3 number %: episodes q rs lie i. tEzI Sec
t.vD.
Il : unnecessary % say Ehat Lawyer Pat
T-ts memorial sd go. receive t-v.:ar he
lr even serious cCuSil-rst ~ - Congress
men Is vNt-aVaE4-t language throws q
.tEE- Cl--- --e personality c. the .-z-. AID
-. E-- - interest - Texas ~ t-ls -..-.=
Ea--l-sS memorial .rc--@s lawsuits n
1.c1 hitter z2-Eu1s-ty zrcSs t-tr --- hin
and Captain EltChesc-- IN ne trta: 4
salts. Pa--.ck alleged that Ju-se Saa--1aa
.As-S 49, lis .-12c.z. weight into TIE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
FALL ENDED HIS RIDING.
John Felix, Who Claims 10 Pc q
Jockey, at the City Hospital.

John Felix. Who IS managed = crowd
much O.. 3:v@- tl-e 1-.y rs t-.-zz- Years %
-:e. vas taken e the Cry ESsrltzl lss-
E--lt suffering t-c=1 q INJURED A-ss @htch
rsy cripple 1lI :o- lie --s lad began
rs carer as s-1Tzwsy We. Ls vas 5
years Cd he was 1c-2 - E-g-zrd. e1c
has been n t.-Ls county s=v5a ye5-s. He
landed = New N--z- &c Su- Iv5 years
made rs living = selling papers around
Jae S-11k-y- E--zs re then a=-z-as =
;ccksy. an :o~ :1-- years rode 20 VI.
EcselEE @ New Ec-E -&--12C IS -oE.:s,
he said. w=-e Rob 2cv s-5 Bessie =
as career $ jockey vas ended as:
sumner AZ CGz-tS-- -zz- = sz--, Wen -
--s-, -5E z-c e.'.--r a1L= ~=-= broken p
.Ee tz-- Re sad. ans rs INJURIES i--zract-
taxed hin e -c,-s- Nr-z -e l=:: tns
hospital At --ztt--- = - cane . s..
L@-u-s- E= s.r-F=1 = tls cry tw5 months
-E-- a-c s--ce --z- -.--= has made : .-v-
~. - DONG cE--ss :c- che r-tc-=-s r,
G tsl-l l. t-1-- o: C.i-- Mkt early
IeS-----E E----CS @Ez- 1T--E=l z-z1
cane s-1 t--=T si-r frc-- re c=r-5. 1.-;-
Is ~ k1-s 50 oa1ly t-z- E= vas U1s-5ls
Ire youth sz.z -1z- rs ulo-as- vas dead
GIANT vessel H= s1.5 --z- Ss received \
-etJ-- t---- --s t=-z-- tE3 weeks zE5, ar
49, rs t:tIe-s Fesss. vzs a. IE@- t-1s
Ny -o--e- z:=z zA=- : vzs years cls --
s--- ---A- &c - t---5 as 70 r-s .
care --r - -- ~ fathers z.ss--@. -
-acte- . MAKE q cabin e-y Q. re Ea
prepared C t=z= -s = r-a s1i- WIN h.u
.1 rs --s- -s-r. z-==- C- .-o-1ers 5sz-h-
! did -ct cz-e - c-=---1s z sailor. bcEsv=-.
- : 1=-s - KY Z-.l - sS-Sp= t--- Ei-s
s-.p Before l. szi-sz- .o-Z- az E5U- before
ths snip se-E-s- z1cEc-. wa=n even 1-1iT
was busy. : S1ezz=a zs5---- I have re
seer fame s---s. T., : have W-zgtsr 70
him ct-e-
Felix szii hA had Asre5 :o7 fame as a
-c-Sey. --- tSz- re z---e-- a. Chzt-a-
1e-ss spoiled - rs 1crvs- he nay ~ 70
ri.e again.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
Nfarine Intelligence.

~e- v--k- s=r-. e--A---vss. Pr-7<-,-
s.-sa from E5.----7E.
7sva-r--1. S=-- ---ar-,ret- S=-yIa, New
York
mark .---c C@v T5-k, <o- Hamburg
l4.asEav. S.a-- z---A--tEe1. A0cror.a,
,.9rs5z. ss7-- 2-.-A--fve5: Minnesota
iron. T'.-!.a..=l-t1a-
Liverpool SIT E--s-rs.e-- Ge7rs.sn.
FROM New Nr-S-
T-rzrcfS-c. cor Hamburg
,-s,,sezs:-vr- ssr;. 2s--Sa.-s2: Te--1-.c.
New y5rs. Waes.zrd. FEUace-CE,a. coiE
Glasgow. sep-, 2s--Ar-ivs5: Pome:a-.an,
Aior-reEt-
Southampton. sept. @s--A--.ve1: Ne~
Yo~k. f-o7l New York
Yokohama. S.rI- -%-A--tvecs Oly.E2 4
f--Er EolE-NEES- Tacoma.
= Vincent. g. Y. S=pt. 2S-A7-iys5;
Nsko. Antwerp. t1- san t'-an.;sco.
Sherbours. sep as-A--sve5. Fae-sr B.s-
,i,a-ck- New York via Plymouth. for Hens
None Sailed, September % I,.-t- from
Bremen ana SOUTHAMPTON for New Ea-.
FIonE-Hork. Sept. 16.-S4.:a5: Empress O.:
Ja9sr. Vancouver
Svsney. New South Wales. Sept. s.
sailed. Alameda. san Francisco.
New YORK. sept -a.-Sai.5.- Alls-. Bra
men. via Southampton; Kaiser Friedrich
,4au1burx NJ. Plymouth -uG Cae-ao.1rs,
Ia tSascoSGe. HaSre.
= Ntchae's. Sept s7-Passe5- Ems.
Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar. fo- New
York.
Rotterdam. sept. S7--ArEiysG; Amsterdam.
New York Via Boulu.re. Sailed: Maas,.azl.
T;c,,logI,e and New York
ttinsalc. Sept S--Passed: Tsuric, New
york. foy Liverpool
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
CONFEDERETES IN SESSION.
Annual Reunion al aEreasburg-
Parade Postponed.
E-P-rr.-- Sr-Cs-

|ar-szsb1-c. = Ne. SEPT I'll. s--=sl
rev-.7- C: ;he C-!-s7 Coz<e5s-zts Veterans
@ M:sSo-z. o@Ezz 1s-s to-day. C.szs.ee-
able weather c-:-zlie5 ;As 1-st Gays at
tendance \ cc.5 rs-s rs,-s5 t1e - rs al
dsy. TAa pl-zzs Eas Postponed anti. 10
E5--cv- w1s-. x = E-p55 I5s 1sz-.s- zlii
. more tzNo-z1-z.
Ths morning Ess srSz; 81 General Ne
C--.uc-'s headquarters - E---.-e Hal.
Tls.e 81 Interesting crowd Ss-As-s. sa5 az
changed -=--i-isc=-c=S- a - - --a--y
"--s-6- 4 E=--y s-l-- @z.- - sr5.- rs
crows s-- continued ---- l1- 3z-5 ceased
= re .9,e-r--a ;zs AS -:-es.l-s vas red
- t1s' cEs-a-lc-1>z- ---s --S veterans were
ye-c1-lec y &--l- lt--s-2 >-E-eE-s y-igs
t--it f->s.-t-@5- = ts-5-- C re Veterans
= a S,-z--.S s15%.5 s---l Szs Es-D-E A.
s-1--T- s--S= Ss-s-;S1 g $ L-1is
maze ,1s r.sPc-se o. oz-s-t O. t-- SOS o,
veterans Mss Tc5-z.ssr = y 80 s-:.,-.
site zrr-s1-. f-%a e Sz-ac 80 z--.szcs
viii -s- -Sc-.a----. '---- >5-eSc F-S>.-.s2.. q.
.---:.-:z tcLc7zsa va = ----.-l5 --.s-l
dedicated 20 -.= Sv-i-C1e45 -.-o@5--s-: ..--.
= -s-5 ~s5--@S - ls~-a--5->a as -.-@I
= tFrt--,".,-z ,'i,@ 81 4---ec-.r-ve ..-1.-
E5,s1ss.s-ze A.z.-T N.v--..-. s--.--.-.s;
---; = re -z--zs "2--S -s--Gvs -.s-- -a-s
via. z-5 - :.s strains : -.5.x..r- 80
v-- s--1uS -s-- .sz--=rs z-t rs-S =s-s
vaVeS. wsi-e ever -1-,at = -1- ho-se
.--1s- - ;-s cEae---E- -1e Ss-=--s--s- =.
4 sSse fully s-C-- ---.ss-
4E= evening 80 E-:---ze VS. IS <-if-E-s-
'-y-1 N=----Sy = ---e A--lfc G-a--=--
T---l. $50, Mss N=-t.a / &c--1y. 1-sssC-
The Es--ts e. re S,--1.' Mss Ec-o-5a
1 Mixers = - So ''~z:ve-..' Pa,
2c@.sv- veal S---. "Es.ou51 L.avs S--E~
. C. Gi.Es-S>-- -ss1lrE The Lt.,es g
:.N.s" Mss l--Eg = : S-wE-z-. v.-.z. 500
--:ia-ca-.aa Ne.c5ses.~ 9 z Ao1ersacs
TIE reunion VII c--ss -c--c--.w -.<st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
CRUEL FATE PURSUES HIM.
Arrested for VagraHcy After Los.
inE Everything AT Galveston.


E-.r..r Gt-z-u. A. sept -7-F-ark D-vv--
ea-N- the -. -a--1-- s-a o e c1--E-5--, al
--i.-l-r o1 Morris Pax. New Yo-2- a zs
a-E.,--. fer stealing -.Ee on --air ana
sentenced - confinement = ne prz:- L---
mines G-tl December -, II .e-a1l- ot --ls
~ s. d-1 - costs
EsysEea-N vaS w.-r ire E---!z- Drzl-zt-
4 Company as property ---z-- c-rt-S me
storm ~ GG-v=s---. sr- i1st ever i---.s- Es
ST. passes 90 :. 'til5 ana then started
-rc-. ~ arriving a. Evergreen u al
el.I-y t-x cay. - was arrested y .-e S1sr-
= and taken before = tG1E= zr E----v--:s.
VINO SENTENCED l-E- % Imprisonment Z re
coal mines. Were nearly l-y.. negroes &Es
E-.-- rCSC- 2. cc-ytc-s, s-e -r- -;-oyS1.
= -ll1 -se story q NY C,!StC--1-5S 20 the
J--E=, says i=v=-ea-I- IG- = Clc -1-
soften him L : hard - 8 th-oiSE s-ca
-C JN.--isuc= - that A. Galveston. ---
.E=-. = Be- arrested = e small -oU- aC5 sent
90 --a.s---- r52l-=--:-ry 70 Gv w--s=<
hundreds % tzct u---zsh TIE ground s-z .
c--E-e-. with g iar-s number - u--5--7
criminals Is vs-= hard -ro- young te4l--
Ike c:-
L.veres-x has ac:i1s5 h!s friends n New
Yc-k ana today - --c=-vsd vc-1 tAzt =
special y-eE 20 Governor Johnson -1r rs
parton was tei-g forwarded.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
TENAS RIVERS
taNIJNIE To RISE.

E.--= BIC : a.
IN e'57; ~ 55,,s-zs +sz, ~ Ssr TIE - s, .sa .s'S-
sE- spans e.: --e : ---=-1 Fa.s3- Railway
t-;--s> az <a---:-ry-- lis = m -.N.c
putting g in steel bridge across the Dc.n-
-. - tr---.-r-S. --:- m frequent t-l<--
= a=T- = =sl.T delayed ne Ul-a-
E--- e. -h---- - -.--.-.
N--.- --N- >=1.. 2---1e E-=z's River,
! va-l- E-s been -lz--E slowly t.r TX days.
E-Ee r- eS--- - -r"-. Overflow = abandoned.
t-- " a--s Rad t-lEt- aFvT IL .eTss- -
e=EeE-t :-.zE-s 20" .n--- ans t:.e :-es1
-ls- ;----E-t W. a--- -t+-y more ar--s
TIE farmers have moved --t .C dance:
anu aare PROTESTED ;1.-- ~.a-z. l-I .1e
g 15 flooded w--. q O. -a--- ---s. -Ee water
Panhandle country AEs acre 4E- y.a---E
2. ~ l1'T lands a1TvE@-. Is ----.L most
The negroes -y-os = TIE suburbs -
N--1 ar- moving CT tonight. and --=z-
t-..---.'--- : ---.e c-l5- : eye beng start
-.i< --l-5's a..--.- concerning = t-s Use yyI
- GONE
Dallas. Tex. ssTt. s-.-TAe Trinity River.
"1--h fen AZ Dallas c'yo feet last rlsn-. -
Fs--s. = -.ass-E- -:s.s WY from Port Eg-- n.
r,t- s--.H-ESl-- t-e bottom lands again
= bulletin from Arlington. -:;een miles ch.s
s--e % sa-- Worn says
Everybody h-.- s alarmed st r2.e Sd
Cen rise -0 t1e ri.e-- Res. -s--s 8 ,-a low
lands 5-= being warned 20 S-t - places Il
..EE- BIC SPECIAL.
Fo.t gs-,h. Tex. Ss2t -7----The, vses; fo-k
O. .a= Trinity. which. Win -ks Clear Fork
forms th- Trinity River 1srs. -sE.- . t..-
r~s - Midnight l--c night s-E has -is5-.
ss;f51. s.1ce hen a. tie rate .: a -.;;,e less
--g- t~--rs inches s- hour. E-;ii -c o'cicck.
WIN .,- rate --ll II s.N inches.
The --vt- rose above here --T three. Says
steadily. a-1 that would give Crz5-sr5. T.
about -h.--E-s.N hours rise E--=. Il = con-
-!re-S - -.- present -G-e even SIX hours
2 = r:,e record WI. te broken and much
.E5'fi--a- damage done
Han --H-S Z bales NJ rr--g- o. -.:.S s--as =,
= Lar-2-. Count. have been -GiE.S az. tna
toss -- bottom farms along his stream In
Us county. VS.. Ec-.zcG-. gaek an:
. 50 counties "a .. r.l- icto II -S5r5s Naus
-.ES ---..4-S r. -EE :----u-> p I've been
,:-r E-e5 I---y EslIar> family. three
-E.-'-s uqs------- 5ge s1t - t= Zre foods
.gt -E.l- house Is strong a-l "a wt--s. --.s 3
many 1-rs1ETs, am -Esy san be Rescued j.
-Ee --t---;-E.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
DUBuQuE'S NEW ARCHBISHOP.
Doctor keane Was Given an Oya,
ton Before His Installation.

Dubuque. Ia. Sept. :-.-The E.sh- Rev
s-sl; John : hel-e. new ; appointed
s-,.c;shcc C Dubuque. vas given an pva-
-.sD CT IS s---va. here ms Afternoon .
he installed into c-s.ce- E.s train was c-s:
g. APPLE E.ve- :: delegates -sE--se- ---.y
.-e clergy a-1 -z!:y, Eez4s9 y SIE-- Ryan.
Accompanying The A--.-s.S1ur Er-e Doc
--rS k---E and ta-c-Sac o u as ll-c--l
I University. the Reverend Fowler Y Slc-x
ti-E ana -E- Reverend Fitzpatrick cs this
city tE- Ia--s Hcs escorted U IT, ar-i-
episcopal la-z-=. D-5-- lie A----.>.,-.-
l,-.--l -s- --a-S O. - --U o--i-=
A-- Ryan. w.9 has s.;i1--ls,-:r. tAs
6:--sSs since Archbishop = =-.-=~==Es DEAN.
delivered c-s keys - r1R E.w Metropolitan.
..S --r5- E---- EGs --zG sy Doctor I-s.l
Carroll. president Ct - I-SsU-'s cole s..
N-I. ;s:s. -g1a- breezy. welcoming re
Arc1ti=a52 and ---ro-l---s HIN 70 tie Pc
Doctor Ksa-e responded happily sid a:
8 ne le2S-E, 1we,--lg especially .--1 re
:s-E g priests s-1 ;-z-.Sa.s-5-s = con-
l.-~.1- 5s announced -E= .t,.g gl-1-, -saz--s =
ll- Ryan - N.ca- General
TIE 1sr5--':-y e cg--e-c.-S r. raiil---
w-l take phase z Jz-l--v. w-=I NJ.
VI i---i.=-i. Cl-l1-al ..oCCs. [-c1c.sE~D
--s--r1 .-t o;1sT a7,st.-s VII = present.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
GOMEZ TRUSTS UNITED STATES.
No Good Man Can Doubt Prom
ises 10 Cuba VIII BE Kept"

Havana. Sept -.--t5ere-sl Maxine Gomez
..-S written = letter % friends - S=--J
Domingo. and a. extract t-l- l. afrsa-s
- H.: ---..= today
The i.y--e5 state f. which CUea 1ow : %
says - U--t--. - nature. .--- = Nil No.
--~-- TIE -.-a Ct We- T... - -ys.-Cl shed
C-re Cor a.. = -.- National Er1ye.-:#-. -
ire ----c-sS - --z- convention s great en-
brace ~--- re gwen .J-.y s -a1 I-au VII
-H- respect c-- 1Irz o. -.-- BODY.
Ia -1e ----s- -r.----. VIII c--.--.=-- Two -1-
s-l.-. z-t1--. which w.-. ;..-- -. ..svs =
g.. SOD '-- -s'--. have !---.- eagerly f--
;.= moment :. W as---, e arrive WIZ ---
convention tle "--k Ct --y-lG-i1. vii
terminate"
Many persons aye r1--,ee5 at IRE rrc-
-r--a--r- C.: f4e A-1------ s--e-vt- --.---.
Many a. So view tEs s.-----g- Ia -=s-.-
1..--.s -5-- -, t-- A-------1s are rgt -
.t- --- r.r --- fe-zF. .-- --= ---4~s have
phase; et--a1-=s j., t-e.- Ea-E ~ sod man
car -1-g- t--t --- --H--.-"- 70 --- t--s--1
S-.-.~ Secretary - .'-r ans --= American 2
people F.---.t = :-;.-.--l..- rr
Govern p ii'---a. WOOD rc-is- published
-=fg-- covering ~ --s,.-y -- IL Es---z-y
= ---li--S-r- -.-:. during tEs last nine usatEs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28
COMEDIES DEMOCRATIC House.
Hugh n HanEas Frantic Appeal 70
>inZIe->raudnrd Men.

EE2--E--. SPECIAL.
w-ss--S---. Sepc S--EuSA = Hama.
t1e v---;-- q --- Indianapolis go CO.,
VtEr.l-- : rn-t--ce-. -E-- EH5 House an
50 Democratic =. . lester - 3 sending
.~-z .--- .---Z -l--!z--s ll5.s. rs s--z Av-
---.--4 aEISe-s t.- ssprlst c Ec,I csr.ss-
dates Hanna s--ys:
IL = aiEcS- certain that TIE Erva-5-a
f-ea silver advocates VII ~ -Ls N--e-- -
-.5- -.r-- slt1 control q the lower h1u$= =
- F-icv-ssveC-- Congress
II -E-y SAB Esp-->. .r-zt5ves from s:ch-
districts and keep whEt -GsE -u~ have
-l-. VIII = q The .z5--is:
There = A-tls doubt 1E- -h=v vii Sziu
three = Norm Carolina TE-- VIII r-1+-
ABLY -z-1 --e IN h=.---csy. Two = L 1iz-s
ore p NtSsoDrt s-6 cre IL Texas
L AL, r. very Cl-1C-l- --- t,.- s1---, =
money people % rrev-r. ire Ei-yl-:-ss "a =
-1c t1s d->tri--S -le--:o-s5. ard L WI =,
Ve-y CHI -z- = % tEe S1u-1-,Ic-e- pegr-e -
gain z-y -sw districts"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-28

E-E| Bio - E-zL
\-T York. sep g1.-f1-el arrivals r--7zv
i"--a-s -l- -gl-lvirs v!S.-lrs ----- -re West
= 51-s-I. smith =. T. S-Als3y l. 4
>-l-.-.3t. tS;l.. : N---.--. .----- 4 " Ha-
. ~ rs s.-u-... w. E--s.-.- Jr 7 t-------
tz-@ AE-1-=- Ny I---eS W--...- BE-
l. "@s--1i-s-@-. !. 2 Bz.--l. ;. -
A--,- .s---. C-.--- Mss y T. -..---. :.
y Porter, E5-Es.r=-. j.. a E.rs, FE=-. =
: >l---- j. ,-r---- Ea-ta--z.- = : demon
b, %ay central. 9 :. u-sk.. FE.-r Ave-
2. --sS- :. =. E-l.=r-g-.- Nf--~ay- F--s
Nz-Ses C:.y-J- u. Ecc-cE@-cer. Ms "
= l-aThs. LzIhat.z-- Mrs CARTS. Ms :
=. 80 Grand tci5r. +. C.. Ford. = y.
z E-a-s :. -1errE-
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EL0PEMENT WAS 4 SURPRISE.
Society Girl II Col:ax We6s TIE
spite Parents Opposition.
ETC---~ SPECIAL

Bloomington IT,. Ser- ~-T- has -,-s-
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-S-tS. re :--- net a. l-ocSsvsI.a. E-ove 4,
S1-o--i-E-cD ard zs-e --.--iz.z - -.-=-s
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WAS ANXIOUS TO DIE.
Mary Blum, a Servant, Took q
Dose If Paris Green.

&-s. May E.-.a. r sa-va-. r. tra Es--'-y
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sf-s vs. aired 90 lie a-l wanted 20 de- i
Ee- possession were ---.-z sewers. grocery
checks. .sss-i ~ Charles r E-1-ac----- o
N - sun Third street. .-- = S---
F-S-e S-- .as :=-z--tss CO friends living =
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Republican Campaign Opened.

RE- -s-4-- SPECIAL
C.1r----S, No, Ssr'-. = The B-~-a t-,.--
-hi= -;-y :C-L.v- Addresses We = 5,-.--F
5t ne tF--a-fcl>e -u,S afternoon t-v =
r Fs-s--s u Marshall ror.sss. "a ca
zee - state Senator. To-csz-r t-e-.-sl
C1cE G-s-sr q Columbia and Senior u
y. Sg.4!.s cf s.. LOUIS S1o1e.
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.ratic Nominees i'm pnin
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Cardinal Es-7rc-la- secretary - STATE -
--s pcps. c-----ts5 -ze o--z-lzz-;o-7 ct g.
.--e---z-5--A- -z-l-'.c press agency. re
r,-Tr.7s= - w---- : 20 give Ta-s--c color
a. ---Sr--s--51-. 20 --s 1-Sc --Ws s'-a.ls..e6
g Important events
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Judicial convention Called.

corpus Christi Tex. Sept a t-z.-iA.
CuCHt--.-o has ce-C called 60 meet here
Saturday. csI-5-,lt-. -. Tor -ls purpose e
-.I,. mating .---rC-.-i- can ti.---tS .1- t-s
.ttll,s = Lsst-i-t -a'-s ard D!>.=ic; At.rv-
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C-es-rrss 10 che z7ss- t-7;-i9g sake a.
T-=z5y--=
= E--- defeated F-z-E Pz--1e-ee i =
1.'--5-5 -z13. yesterday. ~-1-s- p . e
r-- ---z= r-,5e-e graduates ~ Washington
'7---.z.-s--g have So - - t1- 7-.1r-.e.
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Democratic Meeting.


Et.lFI EIllV Si| II L.
salisbury. NC-- Sept- .-.-5 Ma--i. VIZ
HaTns ana :. T. Floyd spoke His evening =,
tHs Crc-a- house.
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Ents..tate Merchant. A..ocIation.

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S-a-r S.---- E-=-lE-=--s- s.--@-. S-z.rl
t-0.c=a ral-c-.c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
It'll ....-.. ......-. ....... .... Sc. q,
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Runaway Patient Csatrr,a

James whitney. - yea-s oss -, -
Sap~d tTc,1 ere Insane A<-7;--- 4. -
Il g few days 5ao vy.S -.------,; :. =
3 = Is p fsc ---- s--.sl Tccrsv a.: -
:-eer 5Fcr1y las- -.g1-. He yr1.- b 80. --si
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Whc1 VOC - IL M G,obe. SsvNrth an
Franklin ave. ana bay Bo.,s' Salts -
SIS Es5 SeS5 ar-i SSsS th... competition
charge You $50 10 s. .oT.
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Ttosa A--Wco. t5-zy Vtc--. Tor C7zss
- G,cts. Seventh S-G .7-4-k--z ave aye
selling - S-cS.
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Mems Goods
for the
V. p. Ball.

'' & W." Dress Shirts, with without Cuffs attached
the finest appearing and best fitting ready Dress Shirt
made
The finest Collars and Cuffs in all the Cluett brands.
White Lawn White Fancy Madras Black Silk and Black
Satin Full Dress, Straight BatWng and Butterfly Ties
and Bows.
Mems Evening Gloves in White and the new Pearl shade,
Fancy SILK, Lisle, Cotton and Cashmere Hosiery.
Our Mems Furnishing Department has just been placed
under management. It's head will devote his
time and efforts exclusively catering the OF
Men, Youths and Boys.
3Snywa2da777qN56ssay
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,,,;ncir.nati, O.. kSspt .I.-JoSn Is Pesslee
- Henry Keilei were nominated for Ccu-
sress to.da5yd ydistride Democrats. cf the First
g nd Seccpo icAs respectively,
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stops the Cough
and " urlS gT the TcId
At New Nok Hotels

.-aNa--y= 6-c--o-t. ;...-= Tablets ---4 = -7-5
= one --y. No C--=. No Pay P-.ez = =
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GET RID OF YOUR RoACHEs

I-a
-,v- NJ Concern. l7-S<
- -z c r .
ken Il n hou.c at roa n or year.
y 4, a.
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Reliable Headache curc.

p,-k,r.s Headache Powders have S;oot
~, Isl. they never fan. Frice. j. cents
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-14
CADET BAND BALL.

The young men and boys of Anaconda
who compose the cadet band. a new or
ganization mentioned in this paper sew
eral weeks ago, will give their first pub
lie ball at A. o. H. hall on the evening
of April Is. The funds derived there
from will go into the band fund for the
purpose of purchasing band uniforms and
the many other things necessary for such
an organization.
The ladies and gentlemen who will have
charge of the affair are as follows.
Arrangement committee-N. George
Davidson, H. Church, Ernest Christie,
Stanley Jambor, Charles McAuley, H.
Becker.
Reception committee Miss Nettie
Beckers, Miss Maggie Richards. Miss
Annie Sullivan, Miss Agnes DAILY, Miss
Ella Hammond, Miss Agnes Hogan;
Messrs. Stanley Jambor, Charles Nc
Auley, H. Beckers, James Donahue, Err
nest Christie, Thomas Devine.
Floor committee - Frank Mcdonald
Fred Inman, Frank McKenna, Harry
Williams, Ed. Shovlin, John Marley.
Floor manager-Bert B. Bliss.
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A RUSH FOR WHEELS.

The suddenness of the bicycles in taxi
ing out their wheels this spring is a rec
ord breaker in the Copper city. Ten days
ago sleigh riding was enjoyed in the city
and out through country roads while the
jing,es of the sleigh bells could be heard
on every hand. To-day the ground is
dry and the streets and roads are dusty
around the city. Bells are also heard
but they are the bicycle bells on hun
dreds OF wheels which are now in use.
This unexpected u for wheels has
filled the bicycle repair shops to over
flowing so much so hat all the shops
where bicycles are repaired a W put or
extra help and still they are several days
behind with their work. At. one repair
shop no less than so bicycles We're
brought in on yesterday for repairs. The
sale of new wheels has also opened UP
brisk and promises to be good this sea-
son because the price has been greatly
reduced. The sum of $25 will procure. a
good serviceable wheel this season.