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Theatrical Notes.

Marc Klaw of Klaw & Eranger ar
rived from Europe on the steamship ST.
Louis last Saturday vi inst. He
Drought with him some ancient furniture
from Jerusalem, of great value because
Of it's archaeological correctness, which
he discovered in Prague, Bohemia 1t
will be utilized in Ben Hur" the COM
ing season.
While in London Marc Klaw secured a
new play for Miss Ada Re han, written
uy Clyae Fitch, in which she will prob
ably appear the coming season. He also
contracted with David Belasco to write a
plav for her, to be produced season after
next.
The London newspapers are raving
,ver an electrical ballet, now hit at one
nf the leading theatres They credit il
to Edison or Llie Fuller. The truth is
it is a duplication of the electrical dance
which Klaw & Erlanger presented in
Chris and the Wonderful Lamp" last
season.
Frank Mckee begins the rehearsals o
his musical farce. Hodge, Podge & Co.,
in which Peter F. Daley will star, Au'
gust 2. Christie McD maid, who is tenn
porarily playing in THE Cadet Girl,
will have an important part in thi
piece.
The trick mechanical elephant Mar
Klaw purchased in Europe for eth
Rogers Brothers in Central Park" is a
large as the late lamented Jumbo"
A very significant circumstance in cor
nection with the ueual speculation in
/ lulged in on Broadw way in reference t
i he coming theatrical season, is the q
most entire absence of allusion to th
n fact that this is presidential year.
. Four wears ago managers figured on tn
!. went as quite factor; this year it seen
4 % have little or no influence on the
, plans. Managers who held back the
q attractions four years ago until after IL
II lection are en'ing them out early tn
, year. Klaw & Erlanger launch two
i, heir strongest companies in Septemb
md October, Joseph Brooks sends o
i wo new unttied stars in September al
j. Erank Mckee presents Mary Mannerli
i ,s a star October let, and Peter F. Dahl
/ md the Agouait family in Septembe
Theatrical managers are verv weatht
i wise gentlemen ard do not figure supe
4, cialy on events that are likely to affe
/, heir business, the most susceptible OF {
:, he extraneous influences. The fact th
hey seem to have thrown this Pre-
i, lential year out of their calculations ii
,oint worthy Of the consideration OF
II loliticlans.
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ENOUGH OF PUTTY MEN
Union Republicans Want Men
Who Have Fad Manhood
TO Take Sides.
THE BOLTERS' ULTIMATUM
commentin 9 on it, the Milford Chron-
icle Says Compromises Are
Failures and Mugwumps
Arc Not to be
Endorsed.
r,om M Milford chronicle Of yesterday.

From the Milford Chronicle of yesterday
The assumption is made by Mr..
Robert Houston in his paper at George
t,wn, that he and q few friends are the
whole political show, and that the cleo
inn mkt November will be settled at a
nod of their head: but this remains to be
seen, Last week their position was out
lined III thelr ryan, The Sussex Repupl-
can, as follows:
Ire responsibility for the defeat OF
Rennblican nominees has been shifted
sr1m the Repub leans to the Addlcksltes
II the latter had nominated a State
ticket, deserving of the support OF all
eelf,rrspecting Republicans, tlrst, ana
the Republicans at subsequent Con-
vention had refused to endorse such
ticket. the responsibility for two tickets
would rest with them. If, now, the Re-
publicans nominate set of candidates
who not only command the respect but
deserve the support of all men claiming
10 ue kepuuilcans, and the Addlcksltes
at their Convention held two days later
refnse n accept and endorse them, be-
cause they are not the paid agents or
personal trends OF Addlcks, the respon'
sibility of two tickets will rest upon that
Convention, and if defeat follows 1t Will
be Une naLuIai consequence uf lie snort
sightedness. Although such step vii
be suicidal and blast the hopes OF all Re
rubicans. vet the voters might as vel
prepare themselves for such action.
Here is an ultimatum for the voters tt
consiurr; out IL may not be out OF plac'
to ask if Mr.. Houston and his friends alb
solutely control the frepmen voters o
Kent and Sussex, as did Levi Bird, wit
in 1896 was the accredited agent
George v. Massey, and controlled abso
lutelv four votes in the Legislature, whicl
we're cast without question at his dlcta
tioy,l Do they believe this? DO they be
lieve that the Union Republicans E
Delaware would permit them to nom
rate man for Governor, for Congress
or for any other State office, who ha
nrv-r had tile manhood to take sides
the bitter political fight that has racke
Ta'nu,arc fc" civ vaara ord then tamel
endorse their nomination?
Men Vi UnaU stamp Uut putty 70
manipulated, and Union Republican
have had enough of that specimen. Con
promises are failure, and there WI
be either one Republican ticket from tc
10 bottom, or there will be two as equs
lv distinct. M more endorsement
mugwumpe for Union Republicans; b
the premises OF The Sussex Republics
Wit, its advance convention ideas ha
not come about yet.
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$500 125 Men Suits,
single suit of a |
St1it kind and style;
small lots and
Bargains. broken sizes
that we mean to
clean up; all siz S, 80 to AZ,
among them. Mized Cassi-
meres and Cheviots, plain
Cheviots and mixed Wor-
steds among them; suits
worth none less than SO. 50
to $S. 90, $40. 90 and $12.o 90.
The sooner you come the
better selection and quality
YOU can get. Our new 5000
Serge Suits are big bar
gains; fast color blue, coats
made skeleton, no lining.
A few all sizes, "a to AZ, Of
the IS 90 striped Flannel
Coats and Trousers in stock.
Open Saturday evening
only.
JAS. 7. MULLlN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth
Hats, and Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
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FREE TO INVENTORS.

tanning more than 10000 patents for inventors
las enabled them TO helpfully answer many
questions relating TO the protection of intellvc-
'ual property This they have done in pamph.
II treating briefly of United States and foreign
stents, with cost OF same. and how to procure
hem; trade marks. designs, cavestes. infringe
nents decisions in leading patent cases, etc.. etc.
Srting to G. A. Snow and Co.. Washington .. G
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TO THE DEAF.

A rich lady, cured of her deafness and
noises in the head by DIR. Nichelson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $40, 900 to his
Institute, so that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
free. Address No. l17S, The Nicholson
Institute 780 Eighth avenue, New York.
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Excnrsien to Reading.

The Polish Literary Association will
live an excursion to Reading and the
Nevereink Mountains tomorrow. Train
caves French Street 81 tion at a M,
Madison street at a. -. III. and Sixth
venue at 7.l0 al Returning train
viii leave Read,nta Sn. N.
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sHELLPOT PARK


Week of July 23rd Program.
Spaulding-The Hobo Acrobat.
William Moseley Character
Comedian.
The Garrity Sisters-Singing
and Dancing Soubrettes.
The Great Shaw-Male Prlma
Donna and Comedian.
Magee & Dale-In bunch Of
nonsense, introducing Mr..
Maeee's latest hit, "Oh, by
Gosh.n
Williams & Williams - Ii
Mandy and the Baby.
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Where is MIR. Quinn?

Postmaster Browne has had letter
sent in his care to Patrick Quinn. a
painter, supposed to be in this city. Up
to noon yesterday Mr.. Quinn could not
be found.
The sun., 1900-07-28

POLITICAL NOTES AND GOSSlF.
Chief of Police.RHitchens! II wont do
Jimmy.
One week from today will be the fret
registration day.
Like Croker, the Hon. Mr.. Handy has
learned to keep his silence.
Does anybody know what Sam Nc
Daniel thinks OF his chances?
Frick, the candidate for Coroner's 8
nomination, is not Andrew Carnegie's
partner.
II YOU are looking for any Of the can.
didates go to all the picnics, festivals
and outings.
Willard Salisbury may employ the
Dover mechanic dreamer to assist in the
jurist's campaign.
Representative Frank P. Ewing il
working harder than any young poll
tician in the county.
Register on the first three days ant
vote at the primaries. Next Saturday il
the first registration day.
The Union Republican First Distric
Committee will hold special meeting
at headquarters next Monday evening.
When Chairman Salisbury speaks t.
you about Union Republican corruption
ask him about the baby's cradle and th
house rent.
Senator James Shakespeare voted 70
Democrat Judge Gray) in the las
Legislature. Now he wants the Repuh
lcans to re-nominate him.
The friends Of Harry Brown are tall
inc Thpv saw the Din Pont gang thrp
Brown Brown down for Winfield
,, Quigly in the Clerk of the Peace rae,
without rhyme or reason.
, What wide difference between Kei
!. county's two dreamers! Emmit Clarl
the perpetual motion man, dreams
+ some purpose. John F. Salisbury h
! been having dreams about the Dem
{ Gratis carrying Kent county.
The evening world., 1900-01-04

Chisvelsy Camp continue their insfYe,.
tive long grange IRE night and day In
order b divert Bosr attention from the
movsmsnes Of the troops.
FsdssA scouts yesterday penetrated
into the British camp. When returning
the British piekets discovered them and
wounded one boer.
Gen. Lucas Meyer resumes command
OF the division here
Gen. Joubsrt denies that he has ever
protested against the use Of iyddlte. He
aver tina, up to the prssen, he has not
list . single man from lyddite.
HOOrD LAGER, LADYsMITH.
Monday. Jan. 1.-The garrison Of Lady
smith during the night throw on, feelers
on oil sides. exchanging shots with the
Boer picksts. Al midnight q couple OF
shells fe.i IN the Boer camp. killing q
burgher.
Gen Joubert preached In camp Sun.
day.
The Rev Mr. Meirinx. who has just
arrived here from America. addressed
the burghers this afternoon. dwelling on
the expiring century witnessing the life
struggle Of Q people.
This morning shells hlisd with con-
fectionsry and containing the season $
greetings were sen, into Ladysmlth.
Federal shells are selling Ia Ladysnith
al from N snlIlings 10 : pounds sterling
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CAlACRE DRIVES BOBRS.
>iosabsrO-Thsy UssA british

LONDON. Jan. A-Ht,rthse details OF
the nGhtinG bsewssa Gen. 0aeaors and
the Bo~rs si CypsEsss to-day snow
that soc BoGv. with ARTILLERY, ~.
tackled . British ouepost bstwssn cy-
pherEst and Aokeno.
Gen. 0atacsA WITH mounted troops and
he,d artillery moved out In front Of
S,erkstroom and found the Beers
strongly posted a. copsrbsrs. whence
they we're quickly dislodGed. the Boers
fleeing IN the direction Of StormberE.
Tae Beers ushed the British guns cap
tured Dec. 10 and shot WELL but the
British kept under covsr and there were
NJ casualtieS on their aide.
LONDON. Jan. THE War Once has
received q despatch from Cape Town
saying that "Dordrecht d now evacuated
by Montmorency. who occupies Birds
Siding on the ind~e line.
''Molteno Ia being attacked to-day
Dan. - by the enemy. who more OF
less surround the police station. but
Who. according TO reports. are being
forced back. Reinforcements Of mount.
Cd infantry and field artillery have been
sent by Gen. Gatacre. The result Is not
known.
a company Of mounted Infantry. un-
der Anderson has reconnoitred to
Prieska and exchanged shots with the
Seoel force on the north bank.
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Whether or not husband aHee'.o"'
are worth NS,"S TO Mfs' Mai''hh rru,
n'sr was the proposition consihere"
again to-day before Just'cs Ship'""n
and . jury In the United States CIRCUIT
Court
Mrs. Prunier. a sad-faced. pretty h''ie
woman, yesterday told how her HUSBAND.
Frederick ]. Prunier had been engaged
as a trained nurse by W I. Campoei,
the wealthy wall. paper manufacturer. OF
s%o IVES, Ftfty-e.ghth street, and how.
after clmpbelr' DEATH her husband nsa
been engaged by Mrs. Lillian Ash. ue
woman who claimed to he Campbells
-,,,., and xho Inherited some, hing like
"'uo", anu ""o '''''.'.' -,
secretary.
Tn. d.fen.. took the stage to-day and
Lawyer Hummel. for s'atueeaue. au-
burn.haired Mr. Ash. said he would
prov. that til. charges of inhdsll,y
brought against Prunier by his wife were
due to nm over wrought Imagination.
w.. go, IN. ,.,.,,on. b.,xesn pru-
""a'e'e' ."S -
nier and Mr.. Ash after campbell's
death. they were we'll known to tn.
cit. according On Mr. Humm.l.
"ue' aee''a"s "
Prunier. paIe. thin MAJ Win
brown, pointed beard and fiaring mus
,sche. was called to the stand.
Mrs Prunier, clad In black. with a
49, .,.,naan, ,r,wr ,rssses ,sIdor,
~" so'"'"''
looked Al her husosnd' oecasso"
she would dart = glance half .art-
o.,,v Ard half n, hatred nj III, richly
"h' Ana n"'' VI """.u ~ 80,
Attn ed woman who posed AZ me ehd
OF the counsel table,
Prunier told OF his engasement ana
marriage May Z. lU. His VIE was =
nurse before ne married her. ne rsia.
Mrs: ASKS employ after Campbell disd.
borrowing Sso from Mrs. Ash. After
installing his wife there Prunier return.
ed 70 his duties as purse and secretary
DURING II trip TO bermuda with Mrs:
Ash, she was known at the hotel a.
was ever know as ", Campbell,
lie made ore or Two Trip to vermont
to ste his WI, ana explained 20 ne,
~ Mrs Assn.
IAN riglr. Fred get all the money
you can, was Mr.. irunier's advice. ac'
cording to the witness
When Prunier came TO Burlington once
he found his ~ife's family. numbering
nine. installed In the house. lie also
| found a large, hne.iookins man In the
parlor. he said. a.,
who was that man asked MI
Hummel - ..., n, .cu.,n.,.
That man there AT cu.nman.
al t...Nn NO tn. / a =
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Mattresses: Pillows: Boosters
-BargainS

so all.h,ir Mattresses, in one o. two psob
$1,000.
Sl2. so sll-hair MATTRESSES, one o. two p1Gk
5000.
$3.50 Mattresses, mixed hrr, ~.
$3.50 Mattresses Of shor hair and No.
pico, at $500.
Thee ar. all standard wsiyht-t0 posa1A
Wen make any other weights and natives
in any si,. You want. at corresponding psicA
Pillows, Of live gus. f.athefs-20x30 ia.V
blue or fancy ticking, 81. Is ea:h.
Posters a, jus, twice Ii. pillow psies-
s.
81 Woven-wiie Springs, to ST single =
double b-ds.eads, q ~. And sssl
lots will nee1 10 fetch even more -
the old foui-dollsr psice.
fau'ta fac-
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Ladder Truck Smashed
Delivery Wagon and
Hurt Driver.
ENGINES CAUSED RUNAWAY.
Nurse and Baby In Carriage
Run Down and Organ
Wrecked.

peaple passing the lumber yard OF
John McCiavs 4 Son. Eleventh avenue
and Twenty.hrst street. At noon to-day
saw steam coming from cracks In the
fence. and. thinking there Was . IRE.
sent In an alarm.
Hook and Ladder IL Of ~ West Tw"n.
tie,h street. vas responding when the
driver saw q wagon belonging 10 T.
Kahn OF ST.: Carmine street. blocking
The way at Eigh6h avenue. Driver shsr'-
dan. u Tho truck. yelled to william KAT
ser who vas on ne wagon.
X User became beWtidered. One OF
the poles Of the truck struck the rea'
wheel Of the wagon. throwing Kaiser
out The truck was damaged and had
Ia turn hack.
Or. J. A. CampSs,l. OF 10 West Twen-
ty-.econd street. had stopped n Twenty.
nrs, street and Eighth avenue ana Isf,
HE horse and carriage In chArss d
James Williams. coiored. The horss VA
frtrh, ened by the engines. and dashed
up the avenue.
Al Twenty-sscond street Ida Angrov
coiorcd. sixteen years old. was wheeling
a baby carriage containing Sarah West
colt. one year OLD. Of sss West Twenty
third street. The runaway struck the
carriage. throwing the baby In the tut
ter and the girl yards away. Nes'hei
was injured.
Alta Pophfo. Of IL Baxter street. VA
plaving a stree, organ at Twenty-thirc
street and Eighth avenue. When ~
.sw ths runaway coming he stopped
pla,inx II Don't Care II You Ne'.'
Come Rack" and ran. The buggy s'rue'
rhe organ ana ripped the hack on II.
The horse was stopped by Policeman
| Clrlin,
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FRENCH IN bot fight.
ARTILLERY Doe0 ~ CsIesberg With
The 0Sess - The
Defensive.

CAPE TOWN. Jan. t-Reinforcemen's
81 infantry and artillery have been
despatched 20 Gen. French from DE Aar.
The hEs,Inx In the hills at coiesberG
y inccssant Tue lAtes; kilograms say
Gen. French has almost surrounded
Colesbers. but that the Boers are siImy
defending al! their positions close 10
che town. preventing the British from
capturing n.
A despatch from RsnsburG says the
hssvy artillery duel RECOMMENDED at
dHvbfeak.
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TINS GERMAN LINER
RUNNING NO MSkS

ROME. Jan. A-Ths German steamer
Kans,ss, eth the Dutch ana Russian
re- cruss detschasnts for the Trans
vaai on board. discharged . quantity Of
~ go .. N:ss:s !S-Say; go. ss :, 2: e.
~ o ~ - ccoseav - ~
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KRUGER COMING GOLD.
Pretoria Mat Nae Tsvse6 Oct
@ ~. 0ssO-N a0ss Deseste1
Ne the DOPys.

PRETORIA. Tuesday Jan. :.-since
starting the mint here there has been
coined i<eGD soverigns.
Van sen.burG reports, from Derde-
poort that the Kahir stations have been
DESTROYED and that the Inhabitants are
hyins.
Chief Llnchwe. with SuD kAfhrs. at
tackled the Boer laAgers, but the natives
were dispers~d.
m ire Rand district
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British QUIT DOUGLAS.
Gel. PtIehes Takes Al Lsya1isss to
Deiosst-Trospsrs Carried
ohe 0ak1eo.

BELMONT. Cape Colony. Jan. a-col.
Pitcher. It 10 ofietAily announced. being
only on . raiding expedition. and. for
military reasons being unable TO occupy
Douglas permanently. has evacuated he
town, bringing OF al the ioyalsts.
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CANADIAN TROOPS
DOWN WITH fever.


HALIFAX. Jan. A-rwcnty-nine men
Of the CsnsdiAa CONTINGENT are ill with
msllsnani fever ~ Cape Town. Amons
shoas In hcspltsi are several member.
OF the Nova osetls company. The bad
nccs came fpo0 Private r. O. Purcell.
N Uallfa1. soa Of Mayo Purcell. whose
Sroshsr b lyina q the Slcesse.
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iice Shipman. half rising and evidently
fearing there would be a massage ex'
hibition.
counsel waived his right 10 have q
demo nStTation.
Prunier admitted that ne was EN-
powered by Mrs Ash to draw on her
hank accoun, q; will.
Mrs. Ash had provided for tombstone
for him. lie didn', expect TO live over
three months. he said
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BUTLER SHELLS Beers
OUT OF THEIR TRENCHES

FRERE vigorous shsns
plain shift position
horses Nanosded
engines successfully tested
hcuty.
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SElRxISH At BELMONT.

vovty Ues ere Try - assh . Small
TWWu aad Are Beaten
Bach.
GRANGE RIVER. Cape Colony. Jan.
1-There vss . skirmish near Belmont
to-day. the British nred 4 feu shells
end the Botrs did not respond.
\ detachment OF about forty BcerS at
tempted 20 rush kiokfontein, bu, vas
k>s,er hssk by the mounted infantry.
Possibly iais force consisted OF fueitlves
from sunnyslde.
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GERMANY ANGRY
AT BRITISH REPLY

LONDON ia rsoost he0 Berlin hat Britain
rely 20 ouanys rsrataoa subject Bundesraah
reeardsd unsaGa1eacessy m proosase4naGinG
RBRI A-oss dull Doss ovtns
clias nanA oyesss he Aith
stAamsr 0lauNL
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WAN1M.AKERS WAM4AAKERS WAMyAMAKENS
We Are Selling the Hurt Books
WAN.AMAKEkSf


oS-fo the books ~
% fresh and
I'm
II
We n hundred ~
+.
dsappont
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NO DELAGOA AWARD.
nststsh rsveiGs Ooes Oesies that
Desas Cssss Nas Decided
Vet

LONDON. Jan. THE British For
~isn once knows nothing sbou, the re-
mort that the Berne arbitrators have
made their asard In the DeiaEoa Bay
Railroad question.
90 far a. the FOREIGN once ofhcisis
are able TO ascertain. u has no, yet
been made.
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Office Furniture

Wha, Dc W. know about III Proudly
mos, .h,oieh the experience ct twenty ysafa
VERY -Gcful people in many eisis have eene
to depend OF Nanamaka furnxAinH-saA
they are sui. th.y save money byk Ihs
bea. OF various neir sPgsoeehss-s ~ nsg
cleo, to bay. We woa't ell hsst.
Rou.Top Desas, 81 to $50
The $l> desks have single pedestal; thsp
At 81, and over, have doahae psde'sal =
q rule.
otiee Chsss, revolving, $S.2S 10 80.
Fourth ana FtNh soor
OF cous., filing esses and all ii ost1Ss
iinr; carpets, si we'll And shades, ~
screens, and hrspa,- furnishings, u -
would be very eomolese.
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sehWoses hitchcock P1sAted.
The schooner .. p. Hitchcock. which
ran Ashore q, Das, Moriches. !. l.. yes
,erday. was hoated to-day and pro-
cee-aed on her voyage under eail.
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JAMESON'S WILD DASH
FROM LADYSMlTH.

HOOrD LAGER LADY8NITH. Tussday 1-Sx
AdymtA fsV nAsAts
party Rhodes
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BoBRS LAUGH At SHELLS
Sssbess says Ly11sts Never Killed
Oss - Dl1s Nee-oos Pvsoehss

no9N CANT. cOl19soO. Tuss1av.
- 49, - - - =
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BRITISH TAKE
SECOND BIG
GERMAN SHIP.
Mail Liner Held at Attendance
sons Dash Through
Beers.

BERLIN. Jan. 4-The Imperial mail steamer
General has been detained at Alden and occupied
by British troops with the object of searching her
cargo, which is to be discharged
The General is owned by the German East
African line, the owners of the Bundesrath, prev-
ousy captured by the British cruiser Magicienne off
Delagoa Bay.
HAMBURG. Jan. 4-Akhough the manifests Of
the German steamer General seized at Alden. show
there was no war material on board she was COM
pelled to discharge her cargo
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Nan,e Day Shirts; Night Shirts
Shirts 80. ~. ...;,.;..C.m...

NAME 10y ohuSi N,But Snuus
c ~ = Hese is the sort o: snigs
Snh's we are striking-a maau-
facturer whom we've kept Lmoel
constantly busy. gave ~ % op6ea
on final $1,000 worth Of shiftA
II world hive expired Saturday
night. During the day Ne wsae
for the shirts-,nd got them. Hi
positive ses los was 500. Do
you expect tina; we'll buy othe
lots 50 ehsap7 Not q bit of ~
neither will yoa.
VIII you Ct . share Of theee !
Unlaundered Shirts, ~ nsch ~ hso =
to Is; made Of U6ea muln; Asse1D
linen bosom, >Se.
Some shirts Q, 3Se-3 fu 9l-nA ~
have real lisen heo@s - ve1
Nigh, Shif.s-ibeyil,in in, vAieA nmo
mos, comfort for you md lsaG8 ~
for the shirt 3Se md -.
Nea's Gosds-Sisth sesssl ~.
Il Broadway, ~ Az. ~ Z 100 ~, NJ
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The Muslin Underwear Sale

Store just bubblng with Wait minute for the
bargain news, pleasee invite you The Newest
Shirt WaiStS-pee from Soc ST. So but Judge them by
their nretness Hefe IS word OF two or three
The evening world., 1900-01-04

wv W s"'SS b'oopS
81 so Ligh, striped p.real.; white pique
yoke hack and front; plai,s in back
Numbered col,r and eu,fS
$l.7S-Sold color madras; box pliits back
and front; Numbered collar and cuts
$1-Msdra-, ligh, strip pes; full front; back
of yoke and plai,'.
$2.2S-Sheer lawn, Light color; entire
was, in tine plais; soft cuffs, laun.
defed collar
Second door. Fourth svenu.
, Is carefully made up AMI runs from sens.
1t Paris gives us, On the American makes,
ices.
3Se-Muslin; round plated yoke; wide
insertion. oambrc ruffies. Only J to a
buyer
$l-Muslin; pointed yoke Of al'ovef EN-.
hroidey; tine embroitery edsings.
$l.2S-Muslin; yosr Of pats an: -.
trndery insertion embroidery edgings;
hemsti,ehine; ribbon q, rex.
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Drawers

l0c-Muslin; deep hem; ; pl,i,s Only
to . buyer.
lsc Muslin or eambre; deep hem and
plsis. ; 10 buyer.
2Se-Muslin; cambria rufae edged with
cotton torchon; plaitS.
3S--Csmbrie; deep ruf,e, wide ,orchOn
lace.
S0c-Mudin; deep lawn rufie and double
ruifie hems,i,ched.
60c-Canbrie; lawn rufle; plaiu; fine
embroidery.
7Se-Cambrie umbrella rufbe Of emhfoid.
cry; fine plsiis
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LIPPED STEWlNG KETTLES-2 qt, !,
l3e, q, qu., lse; ; qs., lSe' @qs.'
lpc; Sqt. Bic; 6q.s. &c; JOS, &c
10 qs., IS; u qts., Sc; II qn., So.
TEA KETTLES-s q's, Sc: ! qn, 6oe
8qs, Csc.
WASH BASlNS-l3 In, lSe; l<in., 3oe.
MILK KETTLES-2 qs, &c; ) qh,
2&; 4qs., BE-
FISH KErTLES-2l in, $l.40.
COVERED BUCKETS-lh q's, lsci
2qtx, lSc; 3q,s., 20e.
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Mint Gowns
Kitchen Utensils-nalf Price

Enameed wa-he better makes There have been changes
going on among Money mills and brains takee
stocks hand in the way. So bough: them-they n
stamped SECONDS but guarantee piece no, to leak and
believe the goods almost equal to rst " Halt price Selling
started Yesterday.