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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
IN POLICE COURT.
1.-THE Duke" Turns Up Again and Is
Liberated For Old Times Sake.

The only picturesque figure at this
mornings police court was the duke"
There were others with graver charges
against them, but none received their
punishment so meekly as the duke. All
ne did was to come in from the hills
about fourteen miles from Butte and
quench his thirst with spiritus fermenti.
lie was picked up Saturday night and
spent the Sabbath looking through the
war Cry for mining news from the
Boulder district and renewing acquaint-
ance With Jailer Boyle. Tom had not
put eyes on him for over two years.
Ihe 1a1ler had a warm spot in his heart
for the duke. When the judge imposed
the usual fine, Tom mad a little speech
IN his behalf. 1t was the first time the
duke as minus the amount to liuuidate
the enalty for going on a little spree.
Inc duke was n of the squarest Gus
toners that the jailer ever entertained.
On one occasion while in confinement on
a charge Of drunkenness, Tom let him go
as far as the California brewery to cool
his coppers, and the LUX walke back
into the tunnel without attempting to
walk for liberty. When Judge Sullivan
heard this story, along with the dukes
explanation of the character of mineral
ground he was digging up, he concluded
that the duke could do more for his
country in the hills than in the Jail.
Hence the duke is not in limbo.
One Mr.. Hamburger was arrested for
abusing the landlady Of the Clarendon
lodging house on North Main street Sat-
urday night. TIL landlady is a Slav, but
she understood every word of his offen-
sive German uttered over the transom of
the room he occupied. The policeman
called to make the arrest climbed over
tthe door to reach his prey.
Hamburger did not show up this morn
ing. When taken to the Jail and search
ed. Tom Boyle says he found him freight
ed with a cart load Of diamonds and over
a hundred dollar In money. Hamburg
er put UP a bond of $40 ,and the judge
declared it forfeited.
John H. Williams, arrested for inter-
fering with officer Murphy in the dis
charge of his duty, pleaded not guilty.
and a hearing in his case will take place
Friday afternoon.
John Casey, for using vulgar and abus-
i've language on East Park street, paid
$40. and Jack Sarai put up the same for
carrying concealed weapons. Three Sun
day trunks were taken down stairs to
earn their fine. in the tunnel
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
R. UNION.

The Butte Typographical Union No.
1875 held a meeting in Pioneer hall yester-
day and elected Adrian M. Jones and Nv.
G. al Eman as delegates to represent
the union at the convention of the State
Trades and Labor convention, which will
meet in this city on Oct. Is.
It was decided to hold an entertain
ment in the Grand Opera house some
time during the winter, when the TYPOS
will try to show that there s many a
comedian wasting his talents on ma
chine work.
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ever, it would be necessary for her 10
show 1t to her husband. Would he let
her do 1t? Oh, yes. 1t was all right: and
with another smile that was full of
meaning she departed with the spark
Ter and Mr.. Bank has not seen her or
the ring since then. On Saturday he told
the county attorney about the transac-
ton and the latter issued a complaint
charging Mrs. Catlin with grand larceny.
It is understood that the Catlins, on the
day after the ring was secured, left the
city for parts known to them, but un-
known to the general public.
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numbers wea costumes that may ex-
cite the envy of local bellies but they
can't be purchased; the company will
need them for performances in other
towns. asss ait,SpNslE ,,Rss5i
Miss Neale Hawkins. the prinla donna
of the troupe, was suffering from a Sc
we're cold asst evening and vas unable
to make her appearance. 1t was an
nounced from the stage that h will
MARBLE tonight. Her voice is said to be
excellent.
The performance will also be repro
duced tomorrow night
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
MRS. CATLIN kept The DIAMOND RING

Justice Bliss Of South Butte has is
sued a warrant for the arrest of Mrs.
William Catlin on a charge Of grand
larceny. Mrs. Catlin is the wife of the
real estate dealer, who skipped the town
a few days ago leaving numerous cred
itors to mourn his departure. 1t is al
legged that on the 18th of September Mrs.
Catlin entered the store kept by Simon
Bank and asked to be shown some dia-
mond rings. She was accommodated. Sc
Letting valued at $160 she smiled
sweetly and told Mr.. Bank she thought
it would do. Before paying for 1t, how
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"H0TTEsT COON IN DIx1E.n

The Hottest Coon in Dixie" which
was put on at the Grand last evening is
clean and bright and as clever as is the
usual colored aggregation. Taken all in
all, 1T is a show we'll worth the price of
admittance.
o Kelley's intellectual decisions
Fred Carri's toe twirling and the chorus
and drill by the company are all good.
especially Kelley, for there are not a
thousand minstrels that can make fun
exactly like Kelley does"
The piece is a kind Of phantasmagoria.
a medley of songs, dances, hop and
jump skits, broad smiles and general
display of worries. Some of the hottest
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

v G.. Howard, who became he wife
or Charles H. Howard in San Jose m
March 3, 1898. has been granted a de-
cree of divorce and the right to resume
her maiden name, Eve G. Ballinger. Ac-
cording to the testimony submitted to
Judge Lindsay, the defendant left the
plaintiff on June 26, 1899, and later on re-
ported to his wife that he was eniov-
ing the society of a widow in Salt Lake
The last time the wife heard of him he
was in New York,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
ACCIDENT TO ORE TRAIN.
Five Cars Jumped the Track on B. A.
& p. Hill Line.

An accident occurred on the hill line
OF the b., A. & P. at II o'clock yester-
day, just west of where the tracks cross
Excelsior street, which delayed all the
ore trains. A box car loaded with coal
jumped the track n was followed by
four cars loaded with timber. The coal
car was wrecked but the others were not
materially injured. The track was clear
ed and traffic resumed about Z O'Clock In
the evening.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Kisses Jackets


STORM GHEVIOT JACKETS, heavy
weight, double-breasted, box front. tight
hitting back. lined through with satin,
storm collar. Color navy blue. Length
20 inches. Sizes IA, 16 and 18-inch, Price
$1,000.
FINE ALL WOOL BEAVER CLOTH
JACKETS in navy and black, made with
notched collar, tight fitting back, double
breasted box front Inc lined all through
with satin. Sizes IA, 16 and IS. Price
$1,000 each.
ALL WOOL KERsEY CLOTH JACK
ETS, with double-breasted box front,
tight fitting back ,inlaid velvet collar
and lined through with satin. Colors
cardinal. navy and black. Sizes IA, 16
and 1S. Price $500 each.
KERSEY CLOTH ETON JACKET,
hne all wool quality, in navy blue, AS
rakhan fur collar and revers with lin
ings of satin. Sizes 16 and Is. Price
$1,000 each.
Silk Waists.
BLACK SILK TAFFETA WAISTS,
good quality, corded from and back,
high collar, dress sleeves and perfect
fitting. Sizes 80 to A inches. Price
$500 each.
COLORED SILK TAFFETA WAISTS,
extra quality, tucked fronts, plated
backs, stock collars, dress sleeves, we'll
made and perfect fitting garments. Col
ors cardinal, light blue, lavender, pink,
white and black. Sizes 80 to "A inches.
Price $3.50 each.
Flannel Waists
Fine French Flannel with silk en-
broidered polka dots, full fronts, stock
No11o~ Co1orirOo n,,rp1o araH ro1,o1 ala
use and lavender. Sizes 80 to A inches.
Price $3.50 each.
Broadcloth Waists.
Made Of fine all wool cloth, front,
back and tops of sleeves are tucked and
trimmed with narrow braid. stock COL
lar. Colors navy, red and black. Sizes
30 to A inches. Price $2.95 each.
Knitted Skirts
Knitted Skirts of medium weight cot
ton yarn, in red, navy and maroon
stripes. Price $1.OO each.
knitted Skirts, extra heavy weight.
part wool, IN shades of tan and gray.
Price $3.50 each.
Knitted All Wool Skirts, good weight.
IN navy, garnet, al and black. Price
$1.95 each.
Eiderd0wn Sacques
All Wool Eiderdown Dressing Sacuues.
finished seams. Colors gray, pink, red
and light blue. Sizes 81 to AZ inches.
Only IS cents each
Pattern Hats
From Paris and New York and lovely
creations from our own workrooms. The
finest assortment Of Artistic Headgear
in Montana today.
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suspending operations about 80 persons
had been welded to America during tho
day n 800 more were DESTROYS OF fol-
lowing the flag. Tomorrow the judge will
again unlatch the stamps and the ~patter-
les will resume the pounding. 1t is es-
timated that during the last two months
nearly $50 aliens have been admitted to
citizenship,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

Sixty day option wanted any amount
of Denver and Rock Island stock. State
price and amount. Address, Option, Gem
Delivery, Butte. Mont. :
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= We are showing this week a very
handsome stock of the SWEETEST creations
in Fur and Cloth Jackets and Wraps
that the season has produced. More OF
the ultra fashionable styles are on the
way hither. Additional particulars later.
Medium priced garments will be the
theme of hi notice. We have an ex-
tensive stock that includes all desirable
qualities of the best mad and best
fitting garments that honest
turers with expert workmen and work.
women can produce. No sweatshop pro-
auctions at Hennessy's.
WOmen'S Jackets
KERSEY CLOTH JACKETS Of fine
quality, made with tight-ftting back,
double-breasted box front, lined through
with satin and edged all around with
black marten fur. Colorings are navy.
castor, brown and black. Sizes 80 to 40
inches. Price $500 each.
MELTON CLOTH JACKETS, heavy
weight; color, Oxford gray; made with
tight fitting back, box front, storm col
lar, stitched seams and ..nings Of satin.
Length 20 inches. Sizes 81 to 40 inches.
Price $500 each.
MONTENAC CLOTH JACKETS, fine
all wool quality, length 20 inches; color,
Oxford gray; mad with tight-fitting
back, double-breasted box front, velvet
collar and cuffs and Innings Of extra
quality satin. Sizes "a, 36 and 3S-inch.
Price $1,000 each.
MONTENAC CLOTH JACKETS, fine
quality, length 20 inches; %Ecolor, Oxford
gray; made with double-breasted box
front and tight fitting back, lined
through with black taffeta silk, storm
collar and large revers bound with black
satin, five rows of stitching. Sizes % to
3S-inch. Price $4,000 each.
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BUTTE REPUBLICAN FLAMBEAU
CLUB.

Will drill every Monday and Thursday at
Armory 8 p m. until further notice.
E.. w. WYNNE,
Captain.
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hi. =
The Burlington Route is the shortest
quickest and best line to Denver and the
south.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

The shortest and quickest line to Den
yer is the Burlington Route.
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The accounts of Frank P. Sterling,
United States commissioner at Helena,
and w. B. Rodgers, United States attor-
ney. were presented by Assistant United
States Attorney ]. c. English and or
dered approved by the court.
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Flannel Waists

Fine French Flannel with silk en-
broidered polka dots, full fronts, stock
rollar. Colorings purple. red, royal, old
Use n lavender. Sizes 80 to A inches.
Price $3.50 each.
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EAILHO.Ds.
Baltimore 90 ONO


Schecllc in effect December "a lSJ3.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and C Street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Yestibuled Limited
trains lU-aS A. ma. sos p. m, daily.
for Cincinnati, 81. Louis. and indianapolis,
-ApFtas, 1919 a m Vostbuled Limited S.iO p
m, express l2.05 night daily
or Pittsburg AID Cleveland 1895 a. M and
o-1o arc ll-2S p. m, Caily
Eor Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. 2-0j nigEt.
III " ilehester and way stations. -o,5J a. IA.
anu so and $50 %. m.
Tor Lufay. 3.lo ,. Iu daily
ter baltimore. week d-ys. x2.oj. 500. 5.2s.
4. ~. A. 80, Ns:53, $50, 23-3J 1880 a. n..
~56s ~, 10, 1i;l9' $500 $50, ~ 80. so.
80, A0-lN A9-aJ Ao-z0, $50 A5-0l. xly-o3
All.Sj, Abs p. m. sundays, x2-3J. xT 900,
Aa'IO. SD 1S-G. a. M. xI2.05 I-g1. L.ij.
h9iuO, 80 K5;o5. z5:7e, 6-s0, $500, zI1-JJ,
For Annapolis, 7;I0 ard s.s5 a. ~, IaI5 and
'-So D. n- Sundays, $50 a. m, 4-3j p
FOR Frederick. WcrN days. s-sj, l9:J5 a. a..
49, 2:yV p. m. Sundays, 800 a. N, Ills b. N.
For Hagcrstown, siO-25 a. m aud IS so p. N
For Boyd and way points. week DAYS, So
a n 40. $50, 7sO5 P Sundays. $500 g. an,
For Gaithersburg and way points. week dsrs.
SO a m, l2-5O, SEQ. 4s39, 4.Sl. $3.50. 5.05.
IL IL p m sundays. 500 a. m LIj. i:55 7.O5.
For Washington Junction and way points.
week days. S:35 a. m, 4.S0, 800 ?. m sandays,
s'JO a. IN, l-lJ p. m
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Piutzch light
For Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New York. Boston
and the East, week DAYS 7.O5 CDlner) $50
tBunet, 1000 (Diner) a. ~ 1905 Omen.
Id tDlner), $500 Royal Limited" FIX
clusIvey Pullman Train. Dining Car sos
Dining Car, 500, 1850. Sleeping Car open az
lO;O1 o'clock, and 2.35 night Suud1ys 7-G5
S.e9 a. N, 1905 noon. lis Dining Cars. 3-O0
S:o5 Dining Cars, soc. II 30 (sleep.ng Clr open
1000 o'elcck). and 2-Sj right
Parlor Cars m all day trains
For Atlantic City. 1000 a. m Z -G5 noon and
10 and 500 p. m. week dIys l2.5J noon sun
DAYS.
fcr Cape Nav, week DAYS. .O5 and rs D. m
Except sunday. xExprfss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotel
and residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
left az ticket Offices 6l9 PcuusyIyaniz Avpuu,
NV. New York Avenue and l5-h Street and az
Depot
F. ID. UNDERWOOD D. b. MARTIN
~ .-f o. Non r,- Trsr.
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LARGE assortment OF secondhand bicycles; all
makes. at s., SO. and SIS; tires, special
prices; Quality oonsidered). Sl.j0. $40. S225,
$50; Goodrich and Hartford &c. bicycle repairing
mechanical overhauling, -; enamcling, 81: vulcan
Zlng, zoe. LABOFISI, Bcyc Macbinist. III
9th ct. NV p rnhlf-lmo-em
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SChecIlc in effect December "a lGJ9.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
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NANIED-An energetic man to sell sewing m3-
chimes Address Box 664. this ciHce-
mh36-3t en-
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Apply al oiiice fgr Eeely Bulletin.
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sOB >ALE-Ncr house. rooms and bath. l2.h
near Pa. ave. se-- snap ia Quick bu.,r NEW
YORK I'll ~lNE>- BROKERS 1905 ID mLZ-st
FOR SAIE-Nile homes Groom brick. side lrt.
S'uii- only 500 cash and SIS monthly ~
C.. HALuENAN. ~ Iffh a. mhsi-st. en-
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FOUND.

FOUND-Bull dog. with collar. plate for name
and tag missing; owner can have him by prov
ing property. Address WI. +. HART. Gas Office
Item
tOUND-Icc cream. pure and delicious. zoe ger
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ " Y.
ave Phone 2oSI ie27.tt
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STATION coRNER OF SIXTH AND SITS.
:s5 A. ~ WEEK DAYS. PTrTSBr-RG ~.
PREss-ParioT and Dining Cars harrisburg 70
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WANTED About 1900 square feet secondhand
boards. Address Bon ga, this Office. mh2l3
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If THIS insertion catches the eye Of thc work
ingman or mechanic be viii be benefited by
coming 10 as for good Tarm, and durable su;t
Of clothes CT an overcoat scarcely wcrl. made BY
the leading taiiors here. at prices to suit The dull
time. THE UNUSUAL JESTB'S OLD STAND,
Go d. mh20-H
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HELP wANrrp-FEMALn.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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( FOR REM Dss0Iyirg stsrcoptfcru: state time
and place Address BON 6ls tbis Once.
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CHAIR GAMING. good work 81 81 NV: .0.
NJ ST. nv; -02 Pa ave. NV, MRS T. JOHN
son: send postal. mh24-st en-
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al ME-. THE0.

famous ClairvoyaHt and P3lmist.. Consult her on
business. love, and fauIily affairs; reuuitss the
separated; removes spells; causes speed, mar
spoken. 2jc and SOC on S. NV nhsi-7t
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PERSONALS.
Dr.. Young .::' b: Il I:

Oldest n age longest located:
Req1har graduate tYo schools:
Authorized BY the District Government 70 fre7t
= Z diseases Of the Nose, Threat and Lung. Heart
Nerves. Brain, Blood, skin. Stomach Kidneys and
b-i4ler, Night lH,-es. Sexual Neakue-~ and aIf
elflai Diseases Of eItLerseN Structure Esrfrr..
ana Hydroccle cured without cutting lr,.r.ff-r
- pain No loss q time. A PROMPT and rf-.
!,it cure guaranteed SyThi-tauy lsri-f
~ ne without mercury or Potash. 10 Cyr,slra
CHARGES Low.
MEDICINES FURNISHED
Daily Office H0ars-IG % I and gtos g,,--,.,
u 10 y "------aB
FREE CONSULTATION
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STORAGE.
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

STORAGE, zoe per load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO, 42O 10Th st. NV mh26-Gt
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FOR sALE-One lady's aud mans ~ Ram
bier; good condition.; lamp and tools; SO each
70 ID St Sc, after D.. m. mh243t
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MANIED-old gold and silver OF an deScrip.
lions At the highest cash prices. LOUIS
AsltAiiANs' ss 'th ST, opposite Patent Once
uhl5-lm.cm
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FOR EXCHANGE

w ANlEb- 10 exchange. fine. modern room
house ON north ,itC 40 Florida ave-. near -rf
'L NV. ilr building lots. Aadrs-- Bon Gs..
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Advertisements under this hend
Wall be inserted for one cent n word
TO- cneh Insertion.
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NOfIOlk q washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New
port News, and al points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and ~ ash
- mgton.' on the following schedule:
~. Wass;ngion.t 30 pm Ly Portsmouth. s 90 pm
LV 1leX2ndria...lJ ON Ly Norfolk. .....5.45 pm
AT. Fl. Monroe 7.,u ana D.. II Monroe 6 IS pm
Ar Norfolk. 500 an Ar Alexandria. o 80 an
Ar. Portsm0uths.l5 am Ar VAS ugton..7.O 90 am
Tickets on sale al sl1 Penn. ave. b. ana
- q. ticket vrhrs 90 Penn ave, and corner
- 18th 81 and \. Y AVE. G. d o. ticket Of
- hcrsi ~ 5l3 Penn. ave, and GI5 liJh ST. B.
. s A. /. ticket office, Ii3I Y \. ave, and
- On board stcar1-rs
sGF0r further Information apply az gen
- erd offers. sth -. wharf. NJ ASH d. C.
- Phone. $50
no2--tf I.ff'N t-srta"sN s.-.-.-sf Manager.
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WANTED-BOARDERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Bolrdcr. in private family; bath: 81
per week 4if 9th St. sw. mh2j &C
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FOR sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING

FOR SALE-A sacrifice. store and dwelling on the
NV cor Of eth aud l. SIS So price Il. 40.
Apply II ST. Sc pf mh2j-5s
FOR SALE-A sacrifice. store and dwelling on the
NV cor. OF eth and L SIS. Sc; price 81, $50.
mh23-7t EN-
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WASHINGTON, d. c., POSrOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occur a.
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 tae ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedules Of clusirgs are
arranged ON the presumption Of their un inter-
rTuptgd overland transit For the week ending
March 81, 1900, the last connecting closes VIII be
made from this Office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY-(0 At s.Ij p. m. for EUROPE. per :.
s. haiserin Maria Theresa. from New York.
via Cherbourg, southampton. and Bremen.
NAL for IRELAND must be directed per .. s..
haiserin Maria Theresa"
IIESDAl-(cb At 9.l5 p. m. for EUROPE, per
= $. New York from New York, via SOUTH
ampton. Mail for IRELAND lnust De directed
Per g. .. New York -
tc) At II .05 p. IN. for EUROPE. per s. s.
ieutonlc.' from New York. via Queenstown
Co At II -05 q. m. for BELGIUM dirrct Der
$ s. Noordland from New York. via Antwerp
sian must be directed per r. 8 NOordllnd-' %
"EDAksDAA-tc) At 9:lj p. m. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL
II RhEl, EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA. per
: = la IoWaine,' from New York. via Hayre
Man for other parts Of EUROPE must be d.
srcLed Per s. S. la Toumiue."
FRlDAl-0b). Al 7:l5 p. M. for EUROPE. Der s.
s. hesaba, from New York. via Plymouth.
tc) Al HOS r. m. for NErHERLAND1. per
s s. Sp9arUdsfn. from New York via R1tter-
dam Mail must be directed Per s. s. S.aarn-
dam"
tc) At 1906 p. m. for ITALY. per s. S.
Alier from New York, via Naplss. Mail must
De- directed Per s. r. Aler'
tc) Al IL -05 o. m. for NORWAY direct, per
.. s. Hckla. from New York. via Chri-tiaull-
Mail must be directed Per s. y. Hekl8"
fcl AT eos 3. IN. for AZORES I~LAEBS
per = s. Tartar Prince from New York
-fhiNIED NATTER ErC.-GeTmau steamers
slllinE nom NCW York on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter. etc., for GERMANY ana specially adj
ROPE
American and White 6.ar steamers sailing from
NeN York au Notugs4avS, German steamers fga,n
NtW York oE lhgr-ass-, and tura5i. Ffgupl. AMI
German steamers from New York ou Saturday.
take Printed NIt,ar. etc.. t5r au countries ur
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-13
STEVENSON IN MARYLAND.
The Vice Presidential Candidate Re
ceiyed With Great Enthusiasm.

ce1veu with great enthusiasm.
FREDERICK, Nd, October 12.-Adlai
L. Stevenson, candidate for Vice Pres
ident on the Democratic ticket, arriv-
ed in the city over the Pennsylvania
railroad from Baltimore at IL o'clock.
Accompanying him were Murray Van
diver, VIM. NJ. Springer, OF Illinois,
Evan Morgan and Col. l.. V. Baugh-
man.
From the station Mr.. Stevenson was
driven TO the fair grounds, where he
was received as a guest of honor. The
party made their way through the mass
OF people to the grand stand, where Mr..
Stevenson was introduced by Charles
n. Hargett, president of the fair asso-
citation.
Mr.. Stevenson made a brief address,
in which there was no reference TO
politics.
Mr.. Stevenson and his party dined
with the board of managers of the fair
association. Later the party was ten
dered a tally-ho ride by Col. Victor
Baughman. The former Vice President
was given an ovation along the route
of the drive. Between 2 and 8 o'clock
the entire party left for Middletown,
this county, and Boonsboro, Washing
ton county, where mass meetings will
be held on the way to AIagerstown.