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AsBURY PARKS BABY SHOW.
"A brilliant Parade of LittIe Ones at
the Seaside

the Seaside.
ASBCRN PARK, Y ] Aug % A.
bury Park held its infant parade y.e,a--
day II was declared TO be the most s,,,-
cessful baby procession in the bistor,, %
the Park Bright skies charming vastt-
er and gay decorations along the route
contributed to make a brilliant sa+-f-,-
for the pageant Thousands Of nersore
witnessed il from the grandstand. paviI-
Ions. and the yerandas Of hotels. while
many other thousands stood on the
boardwalk, perched on top Of the hath
houses OF sat in carriages drawn up along
the route.
The parade moved from the Asburv
PARK Beach Auditorium at p. m TO the
Asbury Pavilion, returning over rbe same
Toute. Not a baby cried on the march
An eyewitness observed that every in
1anI Jqrnlu IT'S face in the direction Of
ahe JUDGES stand as it passed.
One of the principal objects Of infer
ast was the queens pavilion" draDpd in
white and gold. where Miss Grace Cr3yv-
1ord. as queen, reviewed the parade at
tirea IN white satin and gold embroidery
~ her side sat T. Frank Appleby presl-
dent or the Asbury Park Council and six
iaole9 III waiting. This pavilion was
Abe judges stand
The parade was led by the Raptist
BOYS Brigade. commanded by Gen. a. G.
kenyon. The ocean Grove Cadets com
Lnauded by Major r. w Kitmer. kent or
der along the line Of march
in the first division were doll coaches
n any style OF decoration. including the
costume Of the child. when this dfyis-
1on advanced to the Erandstaud & storm
of applause arose.
Every order OF infant IoveIiuess was
Represented. There were babies in line
only few weeks old. Eleanor and Com
stance Neist twins, five weeks Old were
probably the youngest entries. There
were llIilULtllu TtTTDSguraf o. Tr.e
ident Mckinley. Mrs. Mckinley. Founder
James A Bradley, Chief Of Police smith
BO-P1ep. the FOur-aud- ud-Twenty Black
birds. Neptune. Fairy Queens. Sea
Nymphs. Red Cross nurses and hundreds
Of other personages. IN all GO babies were
In line.
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.l,be Nortb CgroIipn NiIitio

RALEIGH, y. c.. Aug 22--Thc report
made 20 the Governor as 20 the condition
of the state troops shows that the entire
force is. for the first time since early I'm
lS9s. fully equipped for field service. with
the exception Of about % tents T.erc
are 40 canvas tents and officer tents
and go shelter tents. II is the purpose TO
next year supply khaki uniforms 10 all the
troops and 10 issue TWO 32-inch rifles %
the battery which now has a raUld-fi fire
and gatling gun. Interest in military
ahairs has not been greater in many years
and there are on file more than a dozen
dppncatlons FOR permission % organize
companies.
The evening times., 1901-08-22
Clearance Sale of
Cotton Dress Goods.

The entire remaining stock Of
High-class Imported Cotton Dress
Goods has been greatly reduced
in price to enable a complete clear
ance-
About a thousand yards of this
seasons most popular cotton dress
fabrics, comprising French
Lawns, Mercerized F0ulard;nes.
Irish Dimities, Satin-striped Nous
selines, Mercerized Sublime. Cot
ton POngee, etc.
Numerous patterns to choose
from, and not an undesirable one
in the entire gathering, but
dainty, pretty things, in Just the
styles, cOlOrs and effects most
wanted.
An excellent opportunity to Sc
cure one or more dresses or waists
for the remainder Of the season or
for next year.
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Infants Department.

, Blue Null Caps. trimmed with mar
row white lace and large bow. Reduced
from S2-H9 20 Sl.11.
hire Pique Refers, trimmed with
braid and pearl buttons Reduced from
s.. - 20 SD each
w hire PiQue Coats. trimmed with en-
broiG-ry and fine pearl buttons RatIrrr-,.f
FROM 800 10 SL1o each
Coats, one linen. embroidered IN red
with patent leather belt at waist. The 9th
CT cream cotton twill trimmed with en-
broldery and insertion - three-gaurter
length Reduced from $500 and s. 20 70
$50 each.
Coats, one pink piQuc. trimmed with
embroidery the other red piQue. trimmed
with white piping Reduced from $3.50
and $500 % s.. - each
Pink and Blue Gingham Dresses. low
uecH-made with waist Reduced from
$40 70 SIS each.
Second door
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Found an Alligator in "A Ccu,r

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. Aug When
Mrs, Robertson, Of 81 Monticello Avenue.
visited the cellar Of her home on Monday
night she was surprised 70 hear strange
kissing, and on Investigating the cause
was shocked 70 find IN alligator in the
corner She quickly summoned neighburs.
and after long effort, for the sauriau
was lively AID vicious. IL was caught bv
william Christman. who has provided
tank for H. The alligator IS more fbar
three feet long. Whence IL came Is "a nI,,s-
terry, but il IS supposed 10 have esca5el
nom some house I'm The neighborhOnd
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Boys Department.

> Fancy Mixed Wool Sailor Suits sizes
and f. Reduced srom SE15 to 81 T5 each
DoUh.e-breasced Wool Suits medium
shades, sizes to 10 Reduced from $50
Co 81 each.
Galatea Cloth BIouseS. dark blue sail
or collars, sizes {, 8, and g. Reduced from
SIS 10 ITr each
. = raw Sailor Hats. in plain white and
fame co-pred braits- all sizes. Reduced
from 5Hg and zoe TO sc each
Third floor
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'The Innocent Maids, nt rsernnn,-.

At the Lyccum next week the attraction
will Doe The Innocent Maids" Company.
headed by the Carl Dammann troupe. six
European acr0bats who viii not Doe seen IA
any other house IN the city this season.
Others IN the company are Bennett and
Rich. in their new singing act entitled
At Camp IN the Philippines John w
Jess. who has been lately starring IN "A
Hot Old Time assisted by Joe Madden.
IN comedy sketch. Barteu and Morris.
musical comedians; Anna Yale and Rose
Carllu, a cGuDle OF clever singers and
dancers. Constance Window. a petite
chansOnette. and chorus OF twenty pret-
" girls The scenery. costumes. etc are
all that can be- desired, and. in fact. the
entire production Is said 10 be an clabO-
rate one.
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Suit Department.

. AII-wOoI HomesDuu SIirs in o-va,- nj
Drown Sllk-iIned Jackets uercaTina-Tf-.T
skirts; sizes p. g. and IS Reduced rom
Sl5.uu 10 $3.50 each
p Zephyr Giugham Shirt Waists in
blue. pink, and lavender striueS- sizes =
70 80 Reduced from SL6S % 15c each
Sd shirt Waists. plain white and coll
orei and striped effects, in blue. oxbl00d
and lavender assorted sizes. Ra7urej
from SIS. S1-6S. and S225 20 Soc each
N0men's Briuiautine Bathing Suits
plain black or black trimmed with white
hrall-Jhe new shirt waist style: sizes 3
81 and 56. Reduced from $50 TO SL5J
each
Third floor
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a NirFinIn rIaninE Min Rnrned-

PETERSBURG, Va. Aug 2.-The PLAN
Jng mill and door and sash factory Of VIII
lard Eaues, located I'm Chesterfield county.
gust across the river from this city. was
destroyed by fire last night, with machin-
cry and contents. Between $1,000 and 100 -
900 feet Of dressed lumber. belonging 10
the PocahGntas Lumber Company was
Plso burned The total loss iS between
l5V1 and $1,000, insurance 5000 How
the fire originated is not known The fac.
tory gave employment 70 twenty-five
hands.
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Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

Remnants Of Domestic Wash Fabrics.
al cuL-ol-the-SeaSpU prices. IN lengths
from % T. yards. as follows
@" and l-I-c Lawns Reduced TO I'D. y-ar7i
Sc and l2i-C Irish Dimities IN neat strTDe,
and figures. Reduced O. sc yard
Sc and l-1-C Dotted SWiss-s in pretty
stripes and scroll effects. Reduced 70 &c
yard.
First Cc0r-Teuth St
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b. RALEIGH n G. Aug. 22-The State
agricultural Departments report for An
gust, based on returns from Loo CORE
EpOndents, gives the present percentage
OF condition OF crops as follows; Cotton.
Bs. corn. IS. tobacco. 70. peanuts. 81 Tbs
bgures are lowest in many years.
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Mems Department.

10 pairs Mems Flannel Pants. sizes Is,
X and 40. Reduced from $50 ana s. u -
plir-
Mems Serge Coats. blue and grey
sizes = and f. Reduced from SIS 70 s.
each
20 pairs BOYS Jean Drawers, fun length.
sizes p and % inch waist measure lyl-
duced from 55c % -5c pair.
First dUOr.
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Fridays Our
Remnant
Day,

And for tomorrow there's a null
titude Of odds and ends. short
lengths, broken sizes and assOrt-
mentS and all sorts Of remnants,
and in our determination to close
out everything a bit summerv we
have marked them at very low
prices for quick selling
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Misses Department.

g Girls Lightweight Wool jackets.
tan and navy, silk lined and unIined:
sizes {. 10. and T. Reduced from soc TO
$50 each
% Girls Plain Chambray Shirt Waists.
IN blue and ONblO0d, sizes 10 to I6 Re
Guced from SOC 70 5ec each.
Third floor
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. P. NJ. Prescott. Of this city. gave
a golf tea yesterday afternoon at the
South County Golf Club Of Narraganscrt
which is composed entirely Of women.
After a game Of golf i'm which many Of
the members participated tea was served
on the porch Of the club house and lawn
a number Of the cottage colony being
present.
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Bargain in
WOmen'S Wash Ties

p dozen WOmen's Wash Ties.
IN tan with red, pink, and Iaven-
der edges pink with white edges.
and lavender with many popular
polka-dOt effects. They are long
enough to be worn as twice
arOUndS.0
The evening times., 1901-08-22

Mrs Ge0rga Keppel, the rciEning beauty
Of London, has arrived IN this country.
and. with Mr. keppel. viii visit Wishing
ton for short time before returning 10
England.
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Woodward
and
LOthrOp,
New YOrk-Washington-Pari&

During the summer the store
closes at , o'clock; Saturdays at L
o'clock.
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves TastcIcss Chill Tonic cures Malaria
The evening times., 1901-08-22
Eczema

How it reddens the skin, ftches, oozes.
dries and SCalesl
some people call il letter, milk crust or
salt rheum.
Inc suffering from il Is sometimes IN
Ishse; local applications are resOrted to
Ihey mitigate. but cannot cure.
II proceeds from hum0rs inherited or ac-
CURED and persists until these have been
removed
Hoods TdrSGpGri5iG
positively removes them. has radically
AMI permanently cured the worst cases, ana
Il without an equal for all cutanrous
eruptiOns.
Hoogs ~. -. .. .-- - --..-- ErLca y crrr..
The evening times., 1901-08-22

It was announced from Newport
yesterday that Mrs. Oliver H. F.
Belmont has sold her country place.
known as Gray Craig. % Mrs. Sara Wood
Clark wife ofgMr John Mitchell Clark.
Of New York who is the son Of Bishop
Thomas NJ. Clark Of Rhode Island. Gray
Craig is in MiddIetown, about four miles
from Newport II is a tract Of land most
picturesque in its odd diversiGcatiou. IL
consists Of about Jos acres Of hills and
valleys. woodland, ana rocks. which are
familiarly known as Paradise It is de-
Hshtfully located. overlooking SachUest
Beach. and is a superb place for sum
mcr residence.
Mr. Belmont purchased Gray Craig
about ten years ago. and four years ago
ne transferred il To- Mrs Belmont. when
he also decided 10 he: their summer resi-
deuce known as EeIcourt- Ia recent years
Cray Craig has been the scene of many
jolly country picnics and one OF two quite
pr-teutious social affairs which Nlr and
Mrs Belmont aave given For several
ears Air Belmont kept small mendgr-
Tl- az Gray Craig. and the animals were
always para,eG on the occasion of the
plcnics. The selling price Is not stated
Several Washington guests were present
al the barn dance given the other night
Al Silver Creek, the historical Perry Man
sion at Bristol. r. J. The barn was taste
fully decorated with American flags. Ja-
pauese lanterns. red. white and niue
bunting, evergreen and EDIGcurOd. Music
was furnished by LaTey. s. orchestra Lem
onaar was served from the famous pune %
bowl from which George Washington ana
Lafayetts drank when guests at the Per
~ mansion.
Alr and MIS- John Wesley Smith pr
and Mrs T. a Bdlloch and daughter. DR..
MaNey. and Prof John Porter Lawrence
are spending the summer IN the North
Woods in Maine.
Mrs George Keppel, the ruigning beauty
Of London, has arrived IN this country.
and. with Mr.. keppel, Will visit Wishing
L-u L-r .L-rr LLm. L-L---- -.-L----------- =
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1Ir and Mrs. John Wesley Smith. pr
and Mrs. +. \ Balloch and daughter. DR.
MaNey. and Prof. John Porter Lawrence
are spending the summer IN the North
Woods in Maine
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z for 25C
First foor.

Regular price, Csc.
First foor.
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Eight Thousand Men TO lie in Line
10 Meet His Grace Upon His Re
turn From ROmc-Hany Washing
touinns TO Attend the Function
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AAIgsEMENTS.

GRAND OPENING
MONDAY NEXT. with
THE ROAD To RUIN
Box office open now, @
a. m. % 10 g. m
Night prices, i. > &
SOC. Mats. Tues. Thurs.
and sat. T. * 2Jc- All
seats reserved
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The route OF the procession VIII be Ca
thedral to Chas-l TO Charles. 10 Saratoga.
when the procession viii be dismissed.
Carriages containing the acting mayor
and city council. speakers and clergy. will
precede the Cardinal to the Cathedral.
where seats viii be reserved for them but
no carriages. other than those mentioned
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p pairs SL50 Tan Spring Heel San
dals; sizes 2ls 20 6; for big girls.
Is pair Dix's make Spring Heel
Oxford Ties for girls; in women
sizes. 4 - s.
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NO SLEEP FOR THREE MoNTHs.
One Cnuse of SIeepIessneSs That Can
BE Overcome

Mr.. William Handschu. of FOrty-siXth
Street, Cotton Alley. PittsbHrg. Pa, eX-
presses himself as follows regarding the
new remedy for thar common and Obsti-
nate disease, piles: i take pleasure IN
stating that ] was 50 afflicted with piles
that for three months I got no regular
siee2t became completely Frustrated,
the doctors did me no good: my brother
told me Of the new remedy for piles, the
Pyramid Pile Cure: I purchased Of ny
druggist three ffty-ceHt boxes and they
completely cured ne I am once more al
work and but for this excellent remedy
1 would he on my back. I take great
pleasure in writing this letter. because
so many people are sufferers from this
trouble who, like myself, did not know
where TO look for a permanent, safe, re
liable cure"
Experience with the Pyramid Pile Cure
Tor he past three years has demonstrated
TO the medical profession. as veil as to
thousands Of sufferers from piles that it
is the safest and most effectual pile cure
ever offered to the public, containing no
Opiates or poisons of any kind. painless
and convenient to handle and being sold
by druggists at soc and 81 per box. is
within the reach of every sufferer.
Very often two or three boxes have
made q complete cure of chronic cases
that had not yielded to other remedies for
years.
There is scarcely disease more aggra-
-ating and obstinate to cure than the va
TiOus forms of piles, and II Is a common
practice to use ointments, salves, and
similar preparations containing dangerous
poisons 20 remove the trouble. The Pyra-
mid has superseded all Of these ineftec-
tual remedies, and no one suffering with
any rectal trouble will make any mis-
take in giving the Pyramid a trial.
If in doubt as TO the nature Of your
trouble send to the Pyramid Drug Co,
Marshall. Mich. fer valuable book on
piles. describing all forms OF the disease
and describing the method OF cure
Any druggist can furnish the Pyramid
Pile Cure. as Ii is the best known and
most popular remedy for piles. and if you
ask him he can doubtless refer you TO
many people in your own vicinity who
have been cured completely by it.
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JOHN MARSHALL DAY.
Resolution Looking &c the Use OF III
HILL Of The Hnrsc

Resolution Looking tc the Use Of The
Hall Of the House.
A concurrent resolution has been intro
dueed in The House by Representative
Parker. providing that Congress viii OBJ
serve the fourth day Of February next.
being the one hand-edth anniversary Of
the day when Joha Marshall became the
Chief justice CT the Supreme Court of the
United States, by exercises to be held IL
honor Of his memory; and that for that
purpose a joint committee Of five Repre-
sentatives and three Senator's be ap-
pointed By The Speaker OF the House AID
the President Of the Senate. respectively,
10 arrange said exercises 10 be PeTticipat-
ed in by the President, the Supreme Court,
the Congress. and such officers OF this
Government and foreign Governments,
such members Of the Judiciary and of the
bar, and such distinguished citizens as
may be Invited thereto by such committee
Who Tor that purpose shall control such
portions Of the floor and galleries of the
Hall OF the House OF Representatives as
may be necessary At such hours OF such
day as may be fixed by said committee and
the Speaker Of the House for said exer-
ciseS %
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EUTsC IIE-ANERIkANISCH PETROLEUM
EESEII SlIIAEr HAAIpI-RG

Aggregate annual subsidy earnings for
four Standard Oil ines---...--..--. S9S, ssi-z3
How soreIy in need Of assistance is
this combine, which declared dividends
last year 10 the amount OF about S50.-
0OO 900 on a capitalization OF about $780,
900 600. OF 30 per cent per annum.
at is an open question whether the
mass Of the Rep a5licans Of the country
favor the passage of a Subsidy law now
on any conditions whatsoever. much less
the passage OF such a subterfuge and m
position as the one now under c0nsidera-
ton. They need but TO become informed,
as they Will, of the rottenness of this
measure to place the responsibility where
it belongs If the bill becomes law. As
to the Republicans identified with the
oil business let not the mistake be made
al Washington OF Understanding the
number of them. Let it not be forgotten
that the oil regions are no longer limited
to a little area, hut now are included and
growing in . dozzn States II these en-
trusted at Washington with the carrying
out OF Republican policies 50 betIay the
trust as &c permit the passage CT this OBJ
noxious bill it VIII bring speedy and gen
eral reproach both upon then and upon
the party and vii est Jaen dearly
Through its representatives At Washing
ton il is the duty CT the Republican party
TO defeat this bill The Republican ma
Jor1ty IN Congress IS ample to do this,
and If Il IS not done there can he Nc
shifting of the responsibility.
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TIE EPISCOPAL ALLIANCE.

Bishop SatterIee Knows Nothing Of
Proposed AnsIo-Anserlesr1 Union.
Bishop Satterlee said this morning thai
he had no information whatever regarding
the published report sewing that the Duke
Of Newcastle had come to this country for
he purpose Of discussing means to unite
he Catholic parties on both sides Of the
Atlantic The bishop said he read the ar
tiCIes relating to this matter. but per
s5uauy had no knowledge of the reported
contemplated movement.
The report is that the Duke of NeWCas-
tie. A Clifton Kelway, editor of the
Church Review and Rev Harry Wilson
representative leaders Of the Catholic or
High Church party of the Church of Eng
land. came en- TO this country TO secure
closer relations between the Higa Church
EDiscopalians Of England and those of this
country. t Is said that they propose TO
do this by establishing The AngIO-Amcr-
lean Catholic Journal" which is to be is
sued simultaneously in both countries
Church life on both sides of the Atlantic
is to be fully dealt with in the pu6lica-
ton and one Of the features Of the maga-
zine is to be its treatment Of Catholic lit
erature Of the day
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BEHEADED a SOLDIER.
a Moro Kills sn Ohio Private at
Cot*aFato.

PARkFRE BURG. " Va. Jan. 15.-In a
letter received by Dr. ". ". Monroe from
his son. Capt. VIII Monroe. who is in the
Philippines. he gives the following account
Ct the killing of Private Harter, Of Ohio:
we had a terrible killing here Sunday
morning L vas one OF the exceedingly
rare cases Of juramentado. In fact. our
men have never been attacked before. Cot
tabat0 has seemed as safe as any place
could be. But last Sunday morning Pri-
vate Oliver L HartsT had his head chop
ped of without warning
He and Corporal Hanks of Company 4
had gone 70 the market and were sitting
OF an upturned canoe engaged ii rolling
a cigarette when couple of Moros sneak
ed up behind them and with one blow al
most severed the head from Harter's
shoulders They tried 10 get Corporal
Hanks too, but he raR and escaped. An
other Moro shot the assassin through tie
lungs and a Date present finished him
with 4 b0io. Both bodies were brought 20
town and intense excitement was caused
by the unprovoked murder.
ISUng Harter wss fine soldier and
belonged 70 a good family in Ohio. One
CT the assassins escaped and detachment
OF soldiers under Lieutenant Totten was
sent in pursuit, hut Ia trace was found.
though Eve suspicious characters we're ar
rested. Three Of these were killed by the
Moro guard while attempting 20 escape -
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TO CONTEST RYAN's SEAT.
Charges Filed Against the Buffalo
Representatives. Campaign.

BUFFALO. y. Z. Jan. 15.-Rowland B.
Mahany has served notice on Representa-
tive William 2. Ryan that he wiz contest
Mr.. Ryan's right TO Z seat in the Fifty
seventh Congress in the Thirty second dis
trict The grounds for the contest. as
stated By Mr- Mahany IN his letter TO Mr..
Ryan. are:
Bribery on the part Of your agents in
First Second. Third, Fifth. and Nineteenth
wards.
Political intimidation in the wards
comprising the Eighth police precinct.
The transposition Of election returns
whereby il was made 10 appear you had
received a majority In certain districts
when as matter Of fact, said majorities
were cast for me-
III Mahany also says Il Is his intention
10 amend the foregoing grounds by adding
new specifications and freshly discovered
evidence which VIII materially affect the
contest. John ". Fisher has been retain
ed by Mr. Ryan 10 make the Iega! fight.
and MS answer VIII be served this week
Il viii deny each Of the charges.
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PREVALENCE OF THE GRIP.
The Epidemic Extends Across TIA,
Whole Continent.


Whole Continent.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-HaIf a million per
sons in the grip belt. which extends
across the United States from New York
10 the Rocky Mountains, are suffering
from the disease The epidemic is great
est in the East. with a wide bulge in the
belt in Pennsylvania. The Western coast
is comparatively free. and some Of the
Northern cities. where il is dry and clear.
are practically exempt In proportion to
their size, PittSbUrg Reading. and Allie
Sheny City, Pa, are the most seriously
visited. In those cities the mills and fac
tories are short handed and are falling
behind with their orders In Chicago the
CaangcablC weather has caused the grip
% spread at an alarming rate. and. al
though few cases are reported as fatal.
he number CT them Is enormous.
Wichita. Kan. has introduced a novelty
in the way OF an after-TeSUlt nearly all
these having the grip being attacked by
Humps Immediately upon getting over the
former disease.
The big colleges are suffering consider
ably from the epidemic Ann ArbOr Mad
tson. and some of the others are seri-
0usly distressed IN indianapolis the Leg
stature IS reported as being popular
place for grip invasions. and many OF the
state representatives have been incapaci-
.ated for active work
The town of Princeton. Ill. holds the
percentage record. cne-han the popula-
ticn being reported i'll with the grip. In
I'll cities heard from the disease appears
% cause the greatest trouble where num-
lers OF persons conEregate daily. such as
-,e-cories, schools, and colleges. the only