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The daily news., 1900-02-15

There i but one small chance to
save your life and that is through an
operation, was the awful prospect
set before Mrs. I. b. Hunt, of Lime
Ridge, Wis, 10y her doctor after
vainly trying 10 cure her of fright
ful case of stomach trouble and vel
low jaundice. lie didn't coun: on
the marvellous power of Electric Bit
tiers to cure Stomach and Liver
troubles, but she heard OF il. took
seven bottles, was wholly cured.
avoided surgeon = knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever. rs
positively guaranteed % cure Stom-
ach. Liver ana kiiuoy troubles ana
never dISaTpoiuts. Price 5uc AZ W.
\. ID 'Alembertr'- drug store.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Coffee. Coffee,

u e call the attention of
the general Dtbljc to The
fact thNt Jce hare one of
the best eQItipDed ROGSteTs
IN the South, and that Ue
can furnish this delicious
6eUeTG9e ut prices that
defy competition. We also
I0tSh to remind you that our
C0feeS are 0IWayS fresh
from the ROnSte.r While
others are OldaRd hare lost
their aroma, ours is fresh
and delicious.
Ne'c Orleans Grocery Co.,
J.4S. MHTGH.
PhOHe 1O5. Proprietor.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
An Editors Iigr Sawed 10y Chamber
Iain's Cough Kennedy.

During the early part OF October.
1876, contracted a bal cold which
settled on my lungs anc wae neg
i@cteG uni, | feared that Cnu~ump-
ZION had appeared in au iucipinnt
state. | was constantly coughing
ana trying 10 eXpel something which
| could NOT. I became alarmed and
:fter giving the local doctor Il trial
bought a bottle Of Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy and the result was
immediate Improvement, and after
| had used three bottles my lungs
were restored to their healthy state.
B :. EDWARDS. Publisher of The
Review, Wyatt, Ill. For sale by
Hannah Bros. p :. Palafox street.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
BOARD or PUBLIC sA,EIY.
Trial CT on rcr Kinsley Results il
Dismissal! From the Force.

Trial CT Om tcT kinsley Results in
Dismissal! From the Force.
An adjourned meeting of the
board of public safety was held this
morning, all the members being pres
en-. 70 hear tie charges preferred by
Marshal Wilde against Ohicer Geo.
Kiu~!ey.
The fist charge was neglect of
3u.y IL no. appearing in court Mon
day morning for the trial Of two
eases i. which he had made arrests.
To els Officer Kin-ley pleaded
guilty. Tae SECOND charge was cot
du"t UUH-cpmin- an officer tOwarG
Lj- superior officer. To this the ac-
cC~ed III AIDED not guilty, after max
iuG plea Of guilty conditiouaIly
which was withdrawn.
The following witnesses were cN-
amined: H's Honor, Mayor Hilliard.
a membcr Ct the board. Marshal
Wilde. Captain Daw. Inspector
Walsh. Officers Bo.iue, Kelly, Ben
jamiu ant BEtler ami NJ. Dan Nur-
ply. Officer kiu>ley also made a
-tatrmeu, in his own behalf.
The board considered both charge,
together, and after deliberatiou "a
motion was carried to dismiss Officer
k lu-lcy from the force.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
TIE VOIICE COURT.
Two HCGr, Youths arrested f1r Visit
ing n iSarroOn

W. - :, ; 1'ttt hS arrested I)E : I~it-
in@ \ iSarroOm
The court room was crowded this
morning with eager spectators To
witness the sentences imposed by
Mayor Hillia-d.
There We're thirteen cases. two
continued and two discharged. The
fines aggregated $50.
Chas. Youns and Preston Oliver.
both colored you'hs, charged with
visiting barr"om. were each sent
ur fer 20 days.
Gas. Heude'~ou, colnred va
grant. was cent up for 80 day+.
Willie Brooks. fair damsel
charged with di,"rGelly conduct hv
loud ana boi-teroEs cu,siug. wa
fined $l5.
Mamie D-aSon. charged viii d.
orderly conduct by cur-iu-. wa
fined s. 81.
Sarah Williams. charged with be-
InE drunk and disorderly. was fined
s..
John Stearns, charged with As.
sauitlng his wife, Georgia Stearns.
WIKI his hand and foot. was dis
charged.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Furniture on Credit

Most beautiful line Of side boards
ever shown in the city. Wardrobes.
with glass doors of every descrin-
ton, from the cheapest to the finett.
Roli-tOq secretary cases -legantl1,
finished. fine line Of china cIosats
aI'u everything contained in a first
Gas lnrniture store at o. NJ. Pryor :
Bargain Furniture House.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
The CARNIVAL KING.
He Issues an official Order on the
High Seas.

TIE following official order was
received to-day:
ABOARD ROYAL YACHT. )
TIE HIGH SEAS. Feb. 10. 1900. y
To the Acting Grand Chamberlain:
owing TO the inclement weather. HIS
Ulchnrss PrI>cus. King OF the PensacOia
carnival - thTeHteurd with an attack OF
Ia grippe and hls nerves are all unstrung
II Is the~efOre officially ordered by Ills
HighneSs that the acting grand chamber
lain at once proceed To Eugene ARIZONA
Cu'f saloon and procure Ia case OF his
best whiskeY and key OF BarthOlOmay
beer, charter yacht ana send the medl-
cine fOrthwith to HIS HighneSs, so that ms
health may be restored in time Tor the
demonstration in his honor on his arrival
at Pensacola at noon, Feb. p.
ny order Of PRlSCCS,
Attest: The King.
BAKTHpLON ~,
kOSAI steward.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Don't Pay $40 and $50

Tor SEWING MACHINES when v.
can buy the best make with AN e.
I.itr Improvements at o. VI. Prvu.
= 'rSaIu Furniture Hou-e. for fr...
~IJ TO so. Our household furnjr-.
J. equally - cheap. Call auG
the big stock.
The daily news., 1900-02-15

II thirk ! would 90 crazy with
n1i" were l. not for Chamberlain =
P+.- Balm, writes Mr. Y ii. ~ta-
=. '..u. H-rminie, Pa. II have been
90. rr"h G.th rheUmafi-w for - v"rlI
y.s"- sud have tried remedies with
"'t "waaer, hI, Pam Bain l. the
A-.' ...' '."i"r / have C.t hold Of. d"
g.. aIrHcI:ion relieves 'ha pain.
F". -ni" ar Hauu-A Bro. Il :. Pal
az s --Ieet.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Three Large Stores

Full of FURNITURE. The finest
line of Walnut Bedroom Suites ever
shown in Pensacola. Pretty, neatly
finished l900-Oak Bedroom Suites al
all prices. Rattan and CObbler Seat
Rockers, big and little, cheap and
high. Look at them.
.. NJ. PRNOR'S
Bargain Furnishing House.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
ArrENrIo~. PROPERTY OWNERS

Til" Pie Mill Co. has large ,tocl,
OF Juniper, Cypress and Pine
Shingles. I-f-lw
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Wholesome w ater.

The official analysis Of the water
furnished by the Pensacola Water
Co. shows that every |. ). gallon of
psi cubic inches contains
The daily news., 1900-02-15

He that seeks finds" He tha.
takes Hoods Sarsaparilla fiuds i'm
Its use pure, rich blood and conse-
quently good health.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
WHILE THE SIN SHINES

Patch your roof. Juniper. Cypress
and Pine Shingles at the b. T. Pitt
NH Cos. ljt-lw
The daily news., 1900-02-15
TO CURE A COLD N ONE Day

Take Laxative Bromo QUINN Tablet. Al
druggists refund the money If il iaI.s {,
care. +. W. Groves signature is on each
box 35c
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Dr. BuIl's Couqh sYrup will cure throat

and lung trouble without fail. For grippe
influenza and "A deep-Seated cough or colu:
II l., the best remedy OfIe: ed to the public
The doses are SINAI! and bottle costs only
y
The daily news., 1900-02-15

REPRESENTATIVE TALBERT, OF
South Carolina, was promptly on
hand last Friday night at the pen
sion bill session of the house, and 50
were sos other members, to see that
there was a quorum, in accordance
with the demand therefor which Mr.
Talbert had given notice that he
would make. Mr.. Talbert explained
that he was not opposed to pension,
per Sc, but that his purpose was tC
prevent the further passage of pen
sion bills by handful Of members
Thirty-fve bills were favorably re-
ported in committee OF the whole.
The daily news., 1900-02-15

lave very large assortment Of
diamond goods and will sell them
cheap. Gail and see. J.J. Stephens
The daily news., 1900-02-15

No taste or odor, phJspaa;es, n.tr.Jys OF
free ammonia.
The ANALYST. Prof z. ?. Chcr1.,-. Pb. u a..
CUtaWbid College. v. J.. says: rms water H.
the pUresJ Inut We have ever 0:'yzed-
free from all substances vA.-a W.. , iEuI-
cate pO!lutiOns. 'Nl remedy sat. ttt -r:.rably
httrd FOR ali dou."s;.c aHu :.-Aa,..., turing
purposes.
Compare this statement vi,h the
water from surface we'll. driven
wells, sO-caIied "~or!rg-" and
bitches, now u-ed by many residents
OF ths city, aua reflect ihH fer : q
year .paVab.e St!ui-Il.u5tl,N IT, Id-
vance, GG2i cents "a ulonJh, r. auout
, cent, day for oHr tHLr. :. tt.sy one
now using SUrfac" water f.i.G with
all manner q! impurities. lul.r ,be>
and bacteria, can procure an -aun-
baut supply of water for the u-e of
an average family, for GT:nH!ng.
cooking, washing, etc.
A. Il sanitary pTecIU;iuu against
The sickness that j. sure to result
from The use Of iml.Cr water, if for
n other reason. the Use of the city
water -EoUld be more general. and
is sNtrelE" cheapue-s le.vf- no eX-
CuSc for not using i. Landlords
owe it 10 the cause OF public health.
20 the welfare of their tenants. aud
10 their own pecuuilyy Interest il
securing the best classes OF tenants.
To pu. in connections on t.cir prop
cTty.
For further Information a to
rates, plumbing permits. etc. Ad-
dress. PENSACOLA WATER Co.
". VI. PITT.
Sec Y. and Treas.
Office. corner Main and RarceIoua
streets. Phone il.
l5tlW.
The daily news., 1900-02-15

As the prospect for the passage
If the Nicaragua canal bill brightens,
the efforts Of the opposition become
more frantic. They have captured
a representative. NJ. Levy Of
New York-who Will offer a substi-
Tute for the bill, providing for the
purchase of the Panama canal
wreck by the government from the
group of American capitalists who
bought it on speculation. 1t is too
patent a job on the face of it, and
serves only to demonstrate the scare
these spectators have on At the
prospect of losing their money.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
PENSACOLA, FEB. Is, 1900.

ONE of Carter's ''Dals" in the Sa-
xannah harbOT steal who is now un-
der indictment for completely with
him ia his gigantic frauds against
the government has had the audac-
ity, as president of the company
which helped Garter do his stealing
10 commence suit against the United
States in the court of claims for
large sums which he alleges to be
due to the company on account OF
the Savannah harbOr work. 1t Is
the checklist bluff of the century.
The daily news., 1900-02-15

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The sun., 1900-11-03
STIRRING UP TROUBLE.
Hebrew Republicans Indignant at
Gard Issued by John Holzer,

The members of the Simon Wolf Re
publican Club are indignant over Il card
which John IIolzer had published in
yesterdays Every Evening. in which he
attacks Fred Eden Bach. who addressed
the culb last Sunday. They say Holzer
is not member of the club and is there
fore not intprnStnI in thnir affn ii.S
ana furniture of various kinds h,
Patrick Neary and instructed to start Il
Hebrew Democratic Club. Later he re-
fused to follow the crack of Neary's
Avhip to fall in line for Francis J. Me
Nulty for Senator and persisted in
supporting Dennis 5. Shields.
This made Il breach between Holzrr
and Nenry and Holzer finally got out
of the culb and endeAvorcd to break it.
up Some members split off ana formed
the Diamond State Democratic Club.
| On the night previous to the Bryan
parade sixty members of the club, one
of whom was IIolzer, formally resigned
ana on the night OF the parade the club
could not muster Il corporafs guard and
did not parade. The affair was blamed
! to llolZCr.
The sun., 1900-11-03
ONE CENT
DEMOCRATS PARADE TONIGHT
The Route and Formation of the
Procession as Arranged by the
Grief Marshal.

a parade will be held tonight under
the ausp ces OF the Democratic League Of
Delaware. Chief Marshal Simon p.
DoEerty, and his staff met last evening
at the Democratic League and se!ec.ed
the route. IL will form on Fourth street
with the rlght resting on Fretch, and at
O'Clock wili move over the folio wing
route, Up French to Ninth, to Pine, to
Fourth, to Market, to Ninth, to Madi-
son, to Fourth, to jackson, to MARYLAND
avenue, countermarch to Front, to Madi-
son, to Second, to Tatnall, to Fourth, to
Market and dismiss.
The following clubs and bands will
participate in the parade: A platoon of
police will head the parade. Simon P.
Degherty will be chief marshal.
First Divisior-W. +. Smalley, mar
sha; Philharmonic band, Bayard Legion
200 men; First, Third and Fourth ward
clubs.
Second Dvision-George w. Dunlap,
marshal; Aetna band Of Newark, Demo-
cratic League, Democratic League of
Delaware CITY.
Third Division-M. D. Murphy, mar
shal; Philharmonic band, Young Mems
Democratic Club, Eighth and Ninth
Ward Democratic Clubs, New Castle
democratic Club.
Fourth Dlvision-Jobn L Healey,
marshal; First Regiment band, West
Fad Democratic Club, Eleventh Ward
Democratic Legion, Tenth Ward Demo-
cratic Club, Jefferson Democratic Club.
Fifth Division-Harrv T. Graham,
marshal; Hyatt's band, Ford Marching
Club, Sixth Ward Democratic Club,
Diamond State Democratic Club.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Fidance,
marshal; Polish band, Young Mems
Italian Club, Polish Democratic Club.
Seventh Divison-T. J. Dalton, mar
shal; New Castle County Mounted
Clubs.
The sun., 1900-11-03
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
Sussex County is Good for Big Ma
jority for Mckinley ana
RooEeVcIt

Special Correspondent to The sun.
Georgetown. Bel.. Nov. g Sussex
county is good for Il hig majority fnr Nc
Kincy ANA Roosevelt and the RcpMlli-
can State ANA county tickets. The Re-
publicans of the county are aroused rs
they have seldom herI and are every
where confident Of victory.
The usual round up Of the Republican
for this county was held here
on Thursday afternoon. 1t was II great
Day meetings us il usual thing
are not being Us largely attended as the
night meetings owing To the fact that
everybody is now busy. This meeting
was an exception. The speakers We're
Colonel j. w. Parkinson Of Mississippi.
Ex-senator Anthony Higgins and Hor-
ace Greedy lyKnowlcs. They were listened
to attcntivcly and heartily applaudcd.
Ex-senator Higgins was given Il hearty
welcome. His appearance here ut q
meeting held under Union Republican
auspices was hailed as Il good omen.
The conduct of the campaign in this
county has fallen To the Union Rcpubli-
can County Committee. and the work
has been well done. All the meetings
have been well attended, the Union Re
pubicans manifcsting the livclicst inter-
est in the proceedings. There has been
no factionalism expressed in word or
deed. the effort being 10 convince Demo-
Gratis against Organism, in Delaware and
otlt of it. and 50 consolidate the ltcpubli-
can vote Of the county for Il general
victory III which all Republicans could
participate.
1t is now conceded that the county
is safely Republicans. 1t is also conceded
that this result is due To the conservative
policy ana enthusiastic work Of the
Union Republicans.
The meetings vet To lie held in this
county will he nj FELTON, and Fredrrica
today--aftrrnoon and evening. and ut
Laurel on Saturday, an afternoon meet
ing. The last meeting will be ut Milford
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
Col. Parkinson. III. III. Ward. Walter ii.
Hayes and n number of other speakers
will make addresses at Milford.
The sun., 1900-11-03
WARWICK
ADDRESSES MONSTER
MASS MEETING
Said Bryan's Predictions in 1896
We're Contradicted by the
Prosperous Times.
RECEIVED A BIG OVATION
He Declared That Having Been in
Indiana and Ohio He Could Say
That They Were as Safe as
Pennsylvania. New
York Also in ire.

EX-Mayor Charles L. Warwick of
meeting 1T the Opera House last nissht.
made the strongest aud most interesting
speech that has been heard in Whining
ton during the present campaign. Col.
Benjamin Yields proceeded Mr.. War
wick and also made an interesting and
eloquent address. The Opera House NAa
uver-crowdrd ANA the audience was in
usually enthusiastic. Special music was
furnished by the First Regiment Band.
Aeout $50 prominent Republicans We're
seated on the stage and the meeting WAS
presided over by George 4. Elliott. Mr..
Elliott in opening the meeting made Il
short address in which he predicted II
big success for Mckinley and Roosevelt
on November q. In conclusion Mr.
Elliott urged all To work hard for the
State and National ticket until election
day and felt sure that Delaware will
give larger majority for Mckinley
than she did in 1896 (applauSel.
Benjamin NicldS was introduced as the
first speaker. During his address Mr..
NieldS spoke of the prosperity Of the
United States since Mckinley was elect
ed president. Mr.. Nields said: during
Cleveland'S administration we had 10 go
to other countries and borrow money
with which to carry on the government.
Since Mckinley has been elected, Eng
land, Germany, Russia, Norway and
to borrow money. After all of this pros
prrity how any one can vote to turn
Mckinley out cannot understand.
1T is the duty of every Republican
of this State to defeat the Democrats
of this State.
| Mr.. NieldS spoke of the Democratic
rule in the State for many years ant
| referred to four years ago when the
hullot boxes had to he opened and vote
counted OH account of the Democrht'
throwing votes out to elect their men
In conclusion Mr. Niclds said: The onl!
way 10 stop it is to vote the Rcpuhli
can ticket from top to bottom aud gu
no one on it. If we stand firm "" cal
carry tho electoral votes for Mcklnle.
by an overwhelming majority and cal
also elect olr State and county officers,
tupplauscl.
Hon. Charles T.. Warwick was mex
introduced and received il big ovation
from the audience. lie spoke princi
nlly on trusts. money and imperialism
Mr. Warwick said: II want To tell yo
that having been in Indiana and ON
can say that they are just as safe Il
Pennsylvania. also recently return"
from New York where ! saw Mr.. Maj
ley who is one of the best Informed me
on the question in the country and hetol
me to 90 home and tell my people ina
New York was as safe ms il was fou
The sun., 1900-11-03
The Bible Conference.

The announcement that DR.. G. |. $50,
field. the instructor 1T the coming folut,.
Spmi-annual Bible conference Of the VIII
mugton Bible Union, will take up the
prophecy of Daniel for his evening sub
jcct, has caused Il great deal of interest
among Bible students, many of whom
have long ago given up trying to fathom
the mysteries of that remarkable book.
The Bible conference will open ON Tues
day, November 9Th. ut 3 y. NJ. All ses-
siuns will he held in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, and there will be daily
meetings ut 9 and s y. IN. The after
moons will he given to Il study of the
9Th, 7th aud Sth chapters of panl's letter
to the Romans.
The sun., 1900-11-03

years ago and that Mckinley will surely
lie elected, (applausel.
The election is now nearly here and
the victory is nearly won, (applause).
believe that if Mr.. Bryan should hap
pen to be elected this country will re-
cicve Il jar that it will take long time
to recover.
MIR. Warwick first spoke IN trusts and
snid: Before am through | propose
to convince you that Mr.. Bryan is not
sincere.
Il will not say anything offensive for
| want to. if possible. convert some
Democrats
After explaining what trust is in II
most satisfactory way Mr.. Warwick
snid: "Delaware for Il small State and
one under Democratic rule has incorpo-
rated about as many trusts us amy State
in the Union. At the Kansas City con-
yention Richard Croker had the auda-
city to get Van Wyke on the committee
ON resolutions which drafted ii platform
against trusts and ut the same time Van
Wyke had in his inside pocket 1000
shares Of the Ice Trust. one of the worst
trusts that was over in the country.
Pulling a silver dollar from his pocket
Mr.. Warwick said: why is it that this
dollar is now worth 100 cents when the
real intrinsic value of it is only 50 cents!
Ii is because the government has hui
/ lion enough to redeem every one of them
Mt 100 cents apiece. Every prediction
that Bryan made in 1896 has been alb
solutely contradicted by the prosperous
times. In 1896 Bryan said If Mckinley
was elected gold would so IN and th'
-
The sun., 1900-11-03
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 19C

gold holds its own and wheat has gone
mp ana that is the reason we will get
lndana, tapplausel. meyer in all my
life know such dangerous man as Mr..
Bryan. Mr.. Bryan il going through the
country creating discomfort and dis
satisfaction. He tells Young men that
they have no chance in life and yet he
is Il comparatively young man and thinks
he is on his way to the White House"
(appause).
Iii speaking Oh imperialism Mr.. War
wicl; said If the Democrats had op-
posed the war or the treaty with Spain
Mr.. Bryan could then argue This ques-
tinn Of Imperialism. ! propose to show
yuu that il there is one man who ought
not to open his lips against that treaty
it is William Jennings Bryan tap
pnuSei
Mr. Warwick then read several clip
pings taken from the New Y0ri: journal
before the treaty WAS ratified. That
journal which is widely known us II
Bryan paper At that time advocated the
holding Of the islands.
when the treaty was before Con
gresS Mr.. Bryan haStencd from Florida
to urge the Democrats to ratify the
treaty. 1t required two-thirdS Of the
House to carry il and Mr.. Bryan got
together seventeen votes which resulted
in the treaty being carried.
If Mr.. Mckinley had dared to haul
down that flag. Republican though lie is
tonight, he would he rcdiculcd and CON
drmncd. tapplauscl. General Lawton
aS brave man as ever sat in the sad
die. (npplausel. said If ! am going to be-
killed might as we'll he Killed by my
own men Us one Of tbs insurgents who
are only Kept il line by the Democrats
II Bryan was elected hc would not dare
10 touch thar ng and his talking that
he may is II fraud anl a sham.
In conclusion Mr.. Warwick said: The
Republican success is assured. Nj we
have to do is to stand together. Stand
all together Republicans, til" country is
safe and we will save it from the
Anarchists and Socialists"
The sun., 1900-11-03
Handsome Majority for Mckinley.

Philip q. Churchman in speaking of
the situation III the State said yesterday;
III we have Il fair election we will win
hy Il vcry handsome maiority-if the
ncmncr;lts don't resort to disorder and
riot. fraud and intimidation. The ma
iority will surprise our own friends. The
claims of Mr. SauiShnry are mere
claims ana nothing more. The canvass
don't justify amy such claims ana are
made to bolster mp the Democratic or
ganization and give them some heart.
McKfnlcy's plurality in the State will
lie larger than il was in 1896 when II
was more than 3,i00.
The sun., 1900-11-03
CITY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
superintendent Twitmycr Has Se-
cured Corps of Excellent
Instructors.

The annual meeting of Teachers In
stitute WI be held i'll Assembly Hall ut
the High School, Eighth and Adams
streets. November 5 and 6. Parents and
friends of the schools are most cordially
invited to attend the session which will
begin each day at o'clock IL. M, .
o'clock u. M, and o'clock y. M.
Addresses will be made by Prof Char
les ii. Albert of bloomsbury, Pa, DIR.
T. Dram Lyle of Millersville, Pa, and
Miss Ada Van Stone Harris Of Newark,
\. j. Dr. NJ. V. o. Shea, professor of
the Science and Art Of Educati0n Uni
verSity of Wisconsin, Madison. WIS, will
make an address ut the New Century
Club Monday evening On characteristics
and training OF youths. On Tuesday
evening DIR. o. Shea will make i'm adj
dress at Assembly Hall on building Il
Brain as an Instrument Of Mind"
The sun., 1900-11-03
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.
Places Where Voters Will be Shown
How to Properly Mark Their
Ballots.

Republican voters will he instructed
how to properly mark their ballots at the
following places from now until clec-
ton day:
Eighth Ward Republican League SO
East Seventh street.
Third Ward Republican Club, Front
and.JuStson streets.
The Francis $. Bradley Club in the
east end Of the Ninth ward.
The sun., 1900-11-03
Subscription Dance a Success.

The subscription dance given at the
New Century Club last night by Il Num-
Der of prominent society women was Il
great success. 1t was for the benefit of
the West End Kindergarten and quite
Il sum was realized. Excellent music
was furnished by Cooks Orchestra. The
patronpsscS were Mrs. w. III. Barnard,
Mrs. John Il. Bird. Mrs. George II. Bis
sell. Mrs. Alexis |. du Punt, Mrs. +. l..
(;ilpin. Mrs. Preston I.rn., Mrs. w. q.
Mendnhal. Mrs. Charles Il. Miller and
Mrs. H. T. Scott.