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The daily news., 1900-04-05

AT last, the Florida Press assOcia-
ton promises to include in its an
nuaI program something really prac-
tical. It waS suggested by Hon.
Geo. ". Wilson. editcr of the Jack
sonville Tm4s-Uuion and Citizen,
and is 10 take TIC shape % single
issue Of "a ''duMmE" newspaper, the
contents to BE- supplied by the mem-
bers, upon the assignments of an
editor-in-chief, with prizes offered
a. follows: For the best news re-
port Of LOCO words, a. leader, Sl5;
second best, 500 words, SlO. Best
editorial leader, 500 words. SIS; sec
ond best editorial sUb-head, 500
wOgds, $40. Best local report, loGU
words, SIS. Best society article, $40.
Best descriptive article, SO. Bes;
Tolice report, SO. Best article for
woman department., So. In addi-
;ion 10 these prizes Mr.. 3. =. Tatula.
Of the Miami Metropolis, OH red $40
for the b.; sa.It poem. The plan
was promptly adopted by t.e aseg-
0iatiou AZ lis recent meeting IT Eo,t
Myers. al which 81 newspaper aeu
were ia attendance. representing -
newspapers. Next years -eet.nS
viii be Leld "a: Miami.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

DEMOCRATS have scored another
victory, this time in Michigan. A
democratic mayor was elected Tues
day in LansiDg-the first for ten
wears. Grand Rapids also elected
. democratic mayor by a majority
increased to I,3S5, from 72S last yeaC.
Democratic mayors were elected in
a number of other cities and towns,
and large democratic gains are re-
corded at other points.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Volcanic EruptiOns

Are grand, but Skin EruptiOns rob
life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
cures them; also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, FelOns,
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Sc4lde, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches. Only % cts. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by w.
4. D'AleElberte.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

AFTER many unavoidable delays
Duval county has sent TO the state
reform school its first quota of in
mates. eight in number, all colOred,
seven males and one female, whose
sentences range from six months to
FIVE years. IL should be EscaEbia
county's turn next TO help ill up the
institution by disposing of number
If promising candidates for its bene-
fits.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

% cents will pay f"r ;l- 49,. .
ed tiOn Of the Jack-oHy.r. '--..
lis, "a large ; or II pIE- r.... .
now until Nov. l0th, by u..
and $500 will pay :.r g..
Jacksonville Metropolis .
until Nov. 10Th. for c3~L O..
only. The object Of ;..- ..
lelled offer j. to give ;.-
Florida chance o. k-.. ....
the news of the comm
campaign at eXtreW- ..u
also to make them bette.
with the leading fr,. -....
Bryan newspaper. iu g.. -.
cartoons are alone wu-,' ..
money.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

THE NEWS is authorized by Hon.
L. J. Reeves of DeFuniak Springs to
announce that he is not candidate
for Justice of the supreme court of
Florida and that newspaper mention
cf his name in that connection was
unauthorized and without his cuu-
sent.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

Everybody needs a tonic these
lazy spring days to drive away that
tired feeling. Mountain Mint Tonic
does this. 1t invigOrates and puri-
Ges the blood. I: cures the worst
cases Of Indigestion. 1t cures per-
manently ali stomach troubles. 1t
makes the sick well; the weak
strong: and it gives one who Is all
run down a new lease on life and
healthy appetite. Mountain Mint
Tonic has been tried By hundreds OF
neOple in Pensacola, everyone Of
whom heartily recommends it as the
best tonic they ever used. 1t does
more than we claim for it. One dol
lar per bottle. six bottles for five dol
lars. Try it. II Is made in Pensa-
cola by DR.. Philip r. Hannah. For
sale at HANNAH BROS.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

THE moye-en; Of the rorubliccr
majority in the house Of representa-
.;,-.., 80 roauo. taXdIOu' "a Gull
summated, will be a welcome relief
20 the taxpayers; but, all the same,
!; will be rightly understood as a
,neans Of manufacturing available
ammunition for the impending cam
Taign. Republicans arc noted for
religiCusiy refraIniug from the in
ausuration or advocacy of measures
calculated TO reduce a treasury sur
plus, except by expenditure, unless
such measures are necessary TO their
rolitical PURPOSES.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

We are doing a big business. and
il j.. ro wonder. Why shouldn't We?
There j. 80 particular mystery about
nU: >uycc-e. We always have tn"
nigh; goods. the night service and
the right prices. and these always
win. We tmDhaSiz" the honest treat
meut fea:ute anI sell to sell again.
Whi'.'-
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Easter Opening.

Grand display of Imported Hats.
Turbans and BOnnets, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, April ., 6aud
=. Remember date. All invited. :.
DeThayer, p w. Government street.
9llY
The daily news., 1900-04-05
5lu

Our prices are absolutely :he low
est; those who think tGe contrary
have eisher not fairly tried Us, or
they have measured our prices 5F
those charged for Clothing OF douot-
ful QualitY. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
QCALIFICATICN

Dr Vo'crs in B-mac"atjc Primary
Election april IOth. 1900
AZ white Democrats who are rn--
istered and who have paid their poll
taxes for the yeas lS9S and 1883.
These p-r-0HS must Yo;e Ia Tie
Treclac: where they are registered,
ualeSS transferred before t. @ elac-
tian by the Supervisor OF KeEistra-
ton.
Voters who have removed from
one precinct 70 aL0th"r since the
election of lSqS can be transferred
now hy the supervisor.
{. =. PAEEHILL,
ChTm n. u TX. Committee.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

Conf, c,ioU,IT IL 10, - and 30-cent
bCXrS. Try them. All dealers sell
them
The daily news., 1900-04-05

hobby effects ia new ,9tIH- fancy
vc-t,. at WaItc~.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

New Spring Manhattan shirts, at
Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-05
0M,,Y

Motto: Absolute Purity.
The daily news., 1900-04-05

Economy and strength are cfArac- I:
te-:stics peculiar 70 Hoods Sarsa- I
cSrilla, the great Blood purifier. A
sd7cis bottle contains 100 doses and +:
all last a month. zuhde Others aUer-
ace TO last but zveck or fortnight.
Hoods SarsarAr7lA has an urequaLled
record of perfect and permanent cures.
SMALL DOSES
LARGE RESULTS
The daily news., 1900-04-05
Tax Values

Chairman Green of the fiaance
committee reported thlt tha tax
books for 1899, is copied from the
county tax books, h.d been exam
ined by his committee; tina: they
appeared to be COrrec: ahd lh,ttaey
showed total tax valuations a. fol
lows:
Real Estate .........--.. 5'.... t-ll
Personal ~ -.i
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-01-11
JUEVES l1DE ENERO DE 1900.

fy4,- .ra "a as .grlaie- y
ls s5Hfa8g .n- pss39p- % iamI.
l.e + ruda1aBy- eB general. -
e-fJfren y hagaH 10 possible para
propagar Ia ed1caaOn entire ID
IuyeHtud dei 'TertitorTo. particu-
iaI1ueute rn Il rano Do euse1anz8
DE lenglas. hacienda obligatOIia
Ia eusefanza del idioma ingle4 en-
todas las e-cUelds. 4 fin De que
apreudan todOs los niiios Y ~ ha-
Hen ruando sean hombres Ierfec-
tamente equipados para luchar
baio un pie de igualdad en- la ba-
talla de la vida con sus conciuda-'
danos cuyo idioma natal es eI in
giles. Con las armas del saber
-suministradas p0r la instruction
Ell todos ramos de la ensenanza
con aptitudes para hal,larel lido
ma nacional nuestro pueblo po-
dra defender con eficacia su de4e-
, cho eli el terreno de la legaHdad.
| Otra precaucion que ser1 muy
nsencial para nuestra protection
~ podrd tener efectos muy buenos
efectos para eyitar arbitrarieda-
DIES tabusos, v, este es mayor
union Y sodalidad de intereses
entire nuestro puebloy menos dis
cordias y divisiones. Bsto, jun
tamente con el procesO de asimi-
laeion que Sc yerificara en- unos
Icuantos amos, mantendrl 4 sal
vO todos nuestrOs derechosyp pl'i-
vlleglos contra ataques que pu-
Idieran sobreyenir, pues en- este
respecto no hay nj puede haber
mas seguridad quela de las leyes,
en- I'm pais.donde Sc resientan tan
! tos elementos heterogenos. Ha.
biendo comunidad de intereses V
comunidad de protection, podre-
mos asegurar las yentaias, sin
eXpelimentar los peligros, Que
traera consigo una population
enormey Y prepOnderante, y una
vez fdndidos todos los elementQs
que habiten en- este suelo, nuestro
Territorio llegarA d ser uno dc
los estados mas grandes y pros.
peros de la union.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-01-11
NO. A

codicia y Ia envidia, v desde Ju-
das Escariote hasta inuestros dias
81 ingrato ha tenido por mission
vender Y traicionar 4 su bienhe-
chor No hay para Fl lazos de
anistad nj parentesco que val
gan: su Inalevolencia lie impele &
hincar el diente con mayorferoci-
dad cuando su vfctima es al
gun individuo en- cuyas yenas CO.
IRE su propia sangre. En- tai ca
so Sc arrastra como reptil vene-
nOso Y derrama su pomona
amarga cual cicuta, ,queriendo
mancillar con su asquerosa baba-
todo 10 que es honrado, noble Y
digno de estimaciony y aprecio. al
| hacer este obedece q sns instintos
naturales, pero su cobardia siem-
| pre- le hace temer que algnno
aplaste debaio de su planta un
ser tan -deforme en- su naturaleza
y Ell sus actos, y jamas hacefren
te 4 aquel cuyo daho procuraya
! quien considera como su enemi-
| &C, Mas 81 el ingrato Sc escapa
4 veces del castigo corporal que
merecen sus actos, en- cambio PEE
sa sobre q ell desprecioy la repro
bacion universal y su puesto en-
| la sociedad sci de un leproso mo-
raj en- quien no tienen cabida nj
la virtud nj la decencia.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-01-11

2r8to pneierra on ~ alma. eh adj
eion I ~ psrfidia, los in-tintos
Del inyiiioeo Y del desyergonza-
Do. r. para q w fesar muy
grande Il bien aieho, Y su desca-
70 q tan de5comanal que no SO
ayergiienza De Ia iniaTnfa que
traen sobre 81 sus procedures v Sc
gloria en- los malos hechos Y ac-
clones que le colocan entire la cla-
So mas abyectada V soez della hu.
manidad. rs valiente con el de.
bill, Y tiene la naturaleza de la
hiena Y del chacal que Sc ensahan
donde no encuentran defensa nj
resistenciag y es cobarde Y pusi
lanime cuando Sc topa con unc
que sabe defender su derecho. La
arma del ingrato son la. naledi
cencia Y Ia calumnia Y estas ar
nlds las usa con mayor tes6n J
ferocidad contra el m6rito V Ii
virtud superior-pues la supelio
ridad aiena es para 81 una espi
ma punzante que lie ocasiona III
escozor insoportable. La histo
ria antigua y moderna esta re
| pleta de ejemplos individuales d,
la ingratitud, y siempre han side
los movies de tales crimines Ii
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-01-11
~ENALES ! P0RTENTOS.
De lo-. Acontecimientos que van a >obreve-
mir en POGO Espaciod de TEMPO en-
Nucyo Mexico.

i." 'f.".'# aH'%".... 'l. f..ha
'''. sa.ii.... ''' 'i. ~ p a't' Al'@ie'-
y H." h' $40 i''t mas % 1'~''i'.'-
~ amos q. '-l'id' ii'iIlaLde HA
rhI-'"hria con muf Ppc'i- ,ili'e-
fI4l''''he-, '-'a 81 'l7Pela' "e
ser 7a''z'l1' ''' 81 '-ii''l''o 'e ii'1f
l"c'9 amos 'of Ia ae'it Idad VET
''SlIio'a que PI+'"''''F 'Il las CO.
lilaf'''s ihaus lIla'T' iei omen le'
~ ''' 'i'' '"eo'' IA '7l i'!a'ig''uo
'ai'1o 'le"'Il 10 - s'ac'oliarlo d eau
ri 'ie ~ "iSl''I''ien'o y ue i"N ~
cps fecurSo7 y I"cf' que eil los
'i'I'II'o9 PaSd'io9 "a 0eIli''o d sd
ulsPoSi'l'"' '", d "a ,u'' 10 : ! IA Id
oilI } ac'lN d.. No ilaoia el'o'lceS
'le'iIPo III 'I'al'''d Wv ii''i'd' loS
procedures "e o'ldS coili4icaS
mas adelallada9' y Se idcia ilias
que ~ So''',e'''e vi a. I"''''' ue
un S'elo I''pIe eH'el'i ui'" '"O-
Sls'e'lcia liIeuiaild' NueS'lo 'ue-
Oio 1eiiia l'oi 'ie'e''o"' iii'i'l ven
Saoie que cul0aISe " io9 liiucnoS
Pe'lSi'' fue "e to"''' i'"i ''' ie
amenaZaban Ell tiemDOS anteriO-
res Y dospues Sc ha visto oblipa-
do 4 moldarse 6nuevas condicio-
nos v leves eytraIas ono le impn.
sieran los cambios de domina-
ciop.
Nuevo Mexico ha proo1psado
bostantA on estos Nltimos amos Y
su pueblo ha cooperado hasta
donde ha sido posible en- latarea
de adelantamiento V progreso.
Hasta In fecba los pobIadores ori.
! '
oinalps han tenido en- sus manos
su propio destino V su propio 90
bieIno inferior Y no SO han visto
on. Ia. dura uecesidad d6yerse pre-
cisados 4 aceptar sin question las
IDEAS vprovectos de otros. Adn
poseen In fuerza numerical que no
'-''.~'--.-. - '''''' l''''.-
oleS d i"S o!oo ''''0'
dos,y SuS ueleo'io0 Nv '''','' ''N''
wa sra'e'l'ei''e ''''v''''~''ro, ',o'
las llihoNac'o''e'. lo' ., '''0 ''' : :
zero uel l'llSl'lo '''o"o P'' ~
preslente Ia 1ellIPaS'ou que sc
aproXlma al eScucllar ei lejalo
mlgido del trueno, asl 81 los ma
bitontes natlyos de' lerrl'ollo ,
pueden presentlr el cercaHo l,., u's,
bordamlehto ue @rall''es i'u",e'pS
de gentes de todas parties de Ia
union que estdn para venlr a re-
sentarse en- diversas localidadS
de Nuevo Mexico. Esto Sera pa
ra muchos el abandono de su "
da sencilIa y pastoral y les hao
mas dificil la luchapor la eXlstn-
| cia las nuevas circunstanclaS CUE
So van 4 presentar
Pero es cosa tan inmutabA CO.
mo las leyes del destino, quGiAll-
des cambios Sc prepare para
realizarse con premura = Il sue
Ito neo-mcEicano traid6 II caoo
DOE circunstamcia de fe llueStro
Tciritorio lorna pie de una
Gran nacion de - tllohe3 de ha-
bitantes. " que dehos dc eSa
Gran muchcdumP y otfos que
diari0nentc Hpah ai pans de
todns parties louhdo, buscan
terrcnos Y lv'leS 4ohdeeStabIe-
cersc con iallllliaS. Sucede
que NucyC'Alco esel lugarlnas
desocup} que nay en- Los rs
tados llIo' y alueI eh que Sc
halIa Z 'tl'Po mas vaSto para
lila col'"''Iou. N"oede tallblen
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-01-11

vos, acudirdn acl en- masa tan
prontO como so desenganen que
pucden prosp.rdr en- este suelo.
EstO succdcrd tan cicrtamentc
como 81 ya hubiera sucedido, y es
cosa positiva que Antes de 20
amos Nuevo Mexico tendri una
immense populacion que tai vez
alcanzard 4 millones.
Otra de las cosas que acarrea-
ri 4 Nuevo Mexico gran n6mero
de inmigrantes dc todas parties
de los l1stados Inidos, as ol desa-
rrollo prodigioso que POGO 4 po-
60 van adquirieudo lns minas de
todo gtnero que eXistrn casi ON
todas las localidades de- Nueyo
Mexico. Es probable que algu-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
Committee on streets.


The Committee on Streets will meet In
the Chamber of the Board of Aldermen on
Friday, September 2Sth, 1900, ut 8 . ciocB
p. M, when the following petitions will be
considered:
Petition of H. C. Taintor ct al. for
crushed stone pavement In Lawrence
street.
Petition of Joseph A. Peck ct al for the
construction of a crosswnlk on ED street,
between Orange md State streets.
Petition Of Catherine Kelly for the
change of name OF Haven street - River
side avenue.
crosswalk on Ed street between State and
Orange streets.
Petition Of r. G. Curtis for the change
of name of Lynwood street to Lynvood
Place.
All persons interested in the foregoing
are hereby notified to be present and he
heard thereon without further notice,
Per order, GEORGE WALLACE,
Chairman.
Attest: JAMES b. MARTIN.
SGT Ct Assistant City Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
CLAIRvOYANT.

MARY J. WRIGHT, NJ. D., and ciairyoy.
ant, has returned to 81 High street, between
Chapel and Crown. DR.. Wright Is the best
New Haven; her predictions on health and
business never fail. Doctor treats all dis.
cases Consultation $100. Hours . to Il.
2 to 5, and evenings. Glass in clairyoyance,
palmstry, mental culture, Friday evenings,
from September to June
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
OLD GUARDS FIELD DAY.


Famous Military Organizations Trip ia
New Haven on Saturday.
Last evenings Mail and Express remarks:
The Old Guard Will celebrate It's annual
fall field day this year by a trip to New
Haven next saturday when the famous
ernor's Foot guard, the state escort which
was organized and first commanded by
Benedict Arnold, ana Is composed OF tho
best citizens of Connecticut.
The Old Guardsmen are to wear their
winter uniforms, and after breakfast at the
armory will march to the Grand Central
and board a special train. They will be
welcomed by Governor Lounsbury and his
staff and will parade under the command
of Major s. Ellis Briggs.
As usual the battalion will be led by Cap
tain John y. Quincy of Company A. Com
pany 2 will be commanded by Captain Bel.
den ]. Rogers and Company c by Captain
William III. Truman
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RUSH.
Sophomoees Claim Victory in thu
Wrestling Matches.

Sophomoses Claim Victory in the
Wrestling Matches
The annual sophomore freshman rush
last evening went off quite brilliantly
the sophomores celebrating their eman-
ciration from the bonds of "freshdom"
with all due eclat. The usual torch
light parade was held in which the
various classes, headed by brass bands,
marched 20 the Hopkins Grammar
school lot, where the wrestling matches
We're held, The sophomores claim a
victory in these by reason of winning
the lightweight wrestling bout. The
ether two bouts proved draws
The summaries: Heavyweight, Arnold
1908, tie with Shaffroth 1904, each secur-
ing one fall.
leweight-Freeman 1908 tie with
Miller 1904. each securing one fall.
ghtweight-White 1908 defeated
Barney 1904 by one fall.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
GRAND OFFICERS PRESENT.

The Switchmens Union Visited by
them for the First Time
The New Haven branch Of the Rail-
road Switchmen's union of North
America, entertained their grand Of
ticers last evening for the first time
since their organization last May.
Third Vice President Master D. H. Him.
Of New York, Grand Master Frank T..
Hawley, and Grand Secretary and
Treasurer j. E. Upton of Buffalo were
the guests of honor, and all three made
short addresses. The meeting was
largely attended and a very enjoyable
one for the members.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Its Annual Meeting in Danbury.


Danbury, Sept. 23-The sixty-second an
nual meeting of the Fairfield County Bap-
list association opened in the Second Bap,
fist church In this city this morning at half
past ten o'clock with about one hundred
delegates and visitors in attendance.
Rev. George Baker, jr., of Stamford, con
Quoted the opening service, and Rev. w. II.
Hubbard Of South Norwalk preached the
annual sermon.
Rev. George W. Nicholson of Bridgeport,
moderator presided over the opening bust
ness session. Rev. w. II. Hubbard of
South Norwalk was elected moderator and
Rev. T. G. Denchfed clerk and treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
OPENING RECEPTION.
~. M. =. A. Inaugurates the Winters
Activities.

ACTIVITIES.
The Young Mems Republican club
held the opening reception of the sea-
son last evening. Members ATTENDED
in large numbers, and met for the first
time those who will instruct them in
the evening classes this winter. A very
enjoyable musical entertainment was
followed by refreshments, after which
all present adjourned to the gymnasium
where they were addressed by the sew
eral instructors These We're S. P. But
Ter, Professor Wilson, S, w. Scott, Job
Elliott, and Professor Wetzel. Judge
Cleaveland brought the exercises to a
close by presenting diplomas to those
students who passed satisfactory ex-
aminations last year,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
STRIKE IN NORWICH.

Norwich, Conn. Sept. 26.-About two
hundred men employed by the Page
Boiler company to-day went out on a
strike because they were informed that
the company could no longer pay them
a 10 per cent. advance made April 2.
1900
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REPUBLICAN DEPUTY REGISTRARS.
Arrangements to Secure Notices of Desired
Transfers.

The republican deputy registrars met
last night in room 10 and II city hall for
the purpose of arranging to exchange no.
tees of transfers. There are always
number of voters who desire their registra-
ton changed from one ward to another af-
ter removal into another ward and 1t Is
requested by the deputies that persons re-
quirng such transfer leave notices to that
effect ut their places Of residence where
they may be secured by the deputies when
they call This will greatly facilitate the
work of registration. The deputies will
meet at city hall every Wednesday night
until after election for the purpose of ex-
changing these transfer notices.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
1i,s((!l'|l|o'll,op@.

SSSSsSSs
Household LinensAs
Our Linen business
moves forward steadily,
It grows day by day.
Nothing but scrupulous
fidelity to right principles
could create such success.
We never star the stock
spasmodically. 1t is a
leading interest always.
Scores Of flaxsn things are
now ready. We gathered
them for your autumn
needs. and the economies
will evoke accte appre-
citation.
Cream Table Damask, extra
heavy Scotch goods. 72-in.
wide, at $l.OO a yard
Irish Table Damask. 72-in,
wide, extra heavy. choice pat
terms, at Sl.25 a yard
Broken assortment Of double
Damask Dinner Napkins-no
cloths to match. Regular
$3.50 quality,
at 1915 a dozen
Hand embroidered Bureau
and Sideboard Scarfs, in new
patterns-with Tray Cloths
to match,
at SITS and $l.o8 each
Hemmed and hemstitch all
linen owelS,
at % cents each
Hemstitched Huck Towels,
extra large size,.
at 80 cents each
Figured Huck Toweling for
hemstitching,
at 80 CENTS yard
Richardson's linen sheeting
90-in. wide, extra fine and
heavy. at sl.38 a yard
Z - = : :
Plumbing and Gasfitting
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LUCKY FISHERMEN.
Capture Nice Strings of Fish in Lake
Saltonstal

Frank Quinn, Job Williams, Rus
Canada, and Lewis Stevenson composed
a party which visited Lake Saltonstall
yesterday in quest of the f1nny inhabi-
tants of that body of water. They en-
joyed true flshermen's luck and
brought home with them a splendid
string of fish. Eighteen pickerel, twelve
perch, seventeen troopers, and three
beautiful bass formed a collection
which was the admiration of all who
saw them last evening.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
pateut Stove Brick fit any stove.
AUCTION SALE

SECOND floor tenement, 49,
SIG 2tp 17B CHESTNUT ST.
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NOTICE
Committee on Ordinances.

The Committee on Ordinances will meet
in Rooms 10 and IL, City Hail. on Friday,
September 2s, 1900, at 8 O'Clock pm, when
the following matters will be considcred:---
Proposed ordinance de License Of Jour
neymen Plumbers.
All persons interested In the foregoing
are hereby notified to be present ana be
heard thereon without further notice.
Per order, GEORGE L. HALL,
Chairman.
Attest: JAMES b. MARTIN,
s2T ct Assistant City Clerk.
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STRATFORD HARBOR MASTER.
Hartford, Sept. Ex-Governor Lounsbury
to-day appointed Meigs u. Russell of STRAIT
ford to be harbor master of Stratford for q
term Of three years from date.
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HURRICANE IN ICELAND.

Wind TO Miles Hn HOUf-SOme boss Of Life
Reported.
Edinburgh, Sept 26-News has been re-
ceived at Drummore, Luce Bay, of hurri-
cane at Oxford, Iceland, September 20 The
wind, it is said, blew 100 miles an hour
Nearly all the fishing smacks were driven
sons were killed. There was great destruc-
ton to property.