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HANGED AFTER MANY YEARS
Charles w. Nordstrom Explatas
Crime Committed In 1901,

Charles w. Nordstrom Explatas
Crime Committed In 1901,
Seattle, WASH, Aug. 23.-Charles W,
Nordstrom, who has just been hanged
In the garret of the King county court
house, committed the deed for which
he was convicted nine years ago, Nov.
80, 1891.
The Nordstrom case is celebrated
one, having been fought back and forth
In the courts for nine Years. During
that time the condemned man has
managed to escape the gallows several
times for one reason or other.
Nordstrom worked during the fall of
1891 for Thomas Mason, a rancher
near Cedar mountain, in this county.
He had dispute about the amount of
wages due him. The sum involved
was $3,S5 On the night of the murder
William Mason was sitting down to
supper with his father. Some one fired
shot from outside the window.
Young Mason pitched forward and died
In a short time.
Several days later Nordstrom with n
Winchester rifle of the same calibcr
with which the victim was murdered
was arrested on the railroad track near
Cedar mountain He told conflicting
stories, and on trial was convicted.
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MRS. N.AIONEy
800 Reward, 800,

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Ouie
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n con.
stitntional disease, requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
IS taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and muscous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tion Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith IN
its curative powers. that they offer Ore
Hundred Dollars for any case that {.
fails to cure. Send for list Of tcsti
monials.
Address, It. J. CHENEY & CO..
Soiu py druggists, 76c. Toledo, o.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Music at the Springs,

Prof. Lambiase's TwcnlietE Century
Band will give the following pleasing
program at Brandywinc Springs Park
tomorrow:
AftcrnoOn-AIarch, "rhe Crack o tie
Whip" Iangey; overture, ''l,ronzr
llcrsc." Meyreles: trombone solo. lie
caasr," Aie,lo: Sig. Il Nespa; waltz
Flower of italy," de Stefano; "Coroa-
nut Dance" lIcrlnan: interIaisslon:
medley overture, Popular Fakes" Bntt-
ger; baritone solo, Sig. $. Pnpllo. Balr, (:
~ Night Frolic." descriptive. Rncal-
ossi; "Colonaise in Echelon, .Alclo;
"Amc.'icnn Republic" Thiclc.
Evening March. "rhe Partisan Beau.
ty," Taylor; overture. "lIumgarian Mel
my." Tobaim: cornet solo. III. Comto
ltaliano," Casey: Sig. s. Lnmherti; ',li
let music from Faust" Gonol: l. waltz
for the corps de ballet No. 2, cI,Scnlbl' Of
Ellen ana her hrogan mndrns. and Cleo
patra and her Nulian slaves: No. 3, q !.
try of Nubian's slaves: No. 4. solo. dance
of CLEOPATRA: :ntcrmssion "a Hunt
in the Black Forest" musical episode
break of day; singing of birds: hunts
men ;Gormt nnl start: arrives ut black
smith shop: waltz, "rouiours on Jam
ais. Waldtrufcl: piccolo solo, Polka
with Variations" Sig. n. Iii Biancu:
medley overture, Top Lines" chatt
away American Rcnuhlic," Tniel,.
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NoNB RYoEIvERsHIP DISPUTE
Judge Noyes Confident of AbfIAty -
Prove His Honesty,


Prove His Honesty,
Seattle; Wash, Aug. 23.-Judge Ar
thur Fl. NoSes Of the Second district
of the United States court for Alaska,
with headquarters at Nome, has ar
fived in Seattle n passenger on the
steamship Roanoke. He has been cited
to appear before the circuit court OF
appeals In San Francisco Oh Oct. IA In
connection with the Nome litigation
and the trouble which was the outcome
of the appointment of Alexander Nc
Kenzie MS receiver for mines Mt Nome,
Judge Noyes is confident Of his abili-
ty to satisfy the department Of justice
and the circuit court of the honesty of
his administration and his consclen-
tious discharge Of The duties of his
office. lie emphatieally denies any coli
lusion with Receiver Mckenzie.
The work of his court, Judge Noyes
says, has been very heavy. The civil
cases of the past year alone have num-
bered over 500. There We're about 100
criminal cases disposed Of. Almost all
the civil suits related to mining prop
critics, and the feeling of the litigants,
believing that very valuable interests
were involved, was always intense.
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PHILIPPINE TRADE GROWS.
y Continued Increase shown In Boil
Exports and Imports.

Washington. Aug. %. "A continued
Increase in both the import and export
trade Of the Philippines is shown in Il
comparative statement compiled at the
war department giving the commerce
Of the islands for the seven months
ending Jan. 81, 1901 and 1900.
The total value of merchandise i'm
ported during the seven months ended
Ian. 81. 1901, was S1T,999, lG7 as against
Sl2.614,7o3 for the same period in 1900
and the merchandise exported was $12,-
d3I,359 as against SS.3O5, $50 for the
1900 period. This shows an increase OF
" per cent in the value of imports and
% per cent in export values.
The value Of imports of merchandise
from the several countries respectively
during the seven months ended Jan.
n, 1901 and 1900. exclusive Of
quartcrmaStcrs' supplies. follows:
United States. 1901, 81, ,493. iSS; 1900,
SS'U,O10 or rs per cent increase: Euro
pean countries, 1901, $S,97l.1S3 1900,
S5,2T0, I66. or 10 per cent Increase:
Asia. 1901, $7,327.5S2; 1900, $G,0OG. 2o22
or % per cent increase: Oceania, 1901
$191,GS3; 1900, $507, ,1O2, or 81 per cent
decrease.
The value of exports of merchandise
during this seven months period was:
United States, 1901. $1.47T.6l1; 1900.
S2,O31 $50; European countries. 1901.
S1,9S3, ISL; 1900 S3,201 .i13: Asia. 1901,
$2,5I3,410; 1900, $2,17I I.4G4; Oceania,
1901, S2s6,s05; 1900, $242. .245; other
countries, 1901, $345, 1872; 1900, SAG, ,533.
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BRowNsoN DEFEATED GIANTS.
Dnsky Bali Tossers Taken In by the
Local Team,

Brownson defeated the Cuban X Giants
Yesterday il. an exciting and interestin.
eleven inning game by the score OF /.
to 10,
The game was slugging match from
start to finish both pitchers Icing touchc,
up in lively fashion. Brownson got
eighteen hits off Itobinson's delivery
while the visitors touched up c-Coach
for twenty nits.
McCoach. who pitched for the locals.
WAS very wild at times as this was his
hrst game this season. He Aad dis
eye on the ball though and got three hits.
the last one scoring the winng run.
Browhson buuched their hits when they
were needed having eight earned .nn,,
TO their credit.
'ornan had his eye or the ball for the
iirst time in a week, getting three hits.
one of which was home run. bringing
III Schultz, who was on base.
fierney and Walkers base running
We're features of the game, both Steali
bases.
For the Giants Nelson did the batting
getting five hits out IF six times at the
bat.
fhr winning run was scored after John
son and Walker Were put ont .1'iernrt
cracked a single to lcft. stole second ANA
had Stole third. ana came home on Ne
Coach's nit to lett field.
The score:
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GREAT DAMAGE BY STORMS.
Many Towns Around Rochester Hay,
Suffered Severely.

Many Towns Around Rochester Have
Suffered Severely.
Rochester. Aug. 23.-Heavy damage
owing to fierce thunderstorms is re
ported from towns in this vicinity.
The worst storm in the history of the
town of Mendon visited that section.
Many hundred acres of corn and pota-
toes We're washed out and ruined. Sew
eral buildings We're struck by light
ming and severely damaged. The dam
age in the vicinity is estimated at
$4,000.
At Livonia many streets We're wash
ed out. gardens ruined barns struck
by lightning and the telephone service
damaged.
At Leroy the storm was the most Sc,
we're in years. The village streets were
flooded, and n valuable barn, together
with contents, owned by Keenan,
Bros, was struck by lightning and
burned.
At Lakeville the Carter cottage Mt
Greenwood was struck by lightning
and the family severely shocked. Miss
Elsie Carter was prostrated and be-
came delirious. She may die.
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A BOER CONVOY CAPTURED.
The British Seize Eighty six Wagons
Loaded with SUPPLIES,

London, Ang. 23.-Lord Kitchener in
a dispatch from Pretoria says:
Colonel Williams. after sharp
fight Aug 10, captured, in the vicinity
of Klerksdorp CTranSvaan, an entire
Boer convoy of sb wagons loaded with
ammunition and supplies, much stock
and 1S prisoners, including the land
rost of Bloemhof and Dutoit, II teleg.
raphist with complete wire tapping
apparatus"
a fresh order proclaiming martial
law has been issued in Cape Town pro-
yiding for the closing of all country
stores in the Queenstown district. re-
quiring that all goods likely to he use
full to the enemy shall be taken to Ger
tain specified towns and forbdding
country residents to have in their pos
session more than weeks provisions.
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THE sOHLEY CASE.
Navy Department Considers How
isOn Dispute n Closed Incident.

Navy Department Considers How
isOn Dispute n Closed Incident.
Washington, Aug. 23.-At the navy
department the matter of the service
of Admiral Howison on the Schley
court of inquiry is considered as a
closed incident. so far as the depart
ment is concerned, and one which will
be left to the consideration of the court
itself.
Mr.. Hackett states that he has not
received the reply which, 1t Is said,
Admiral Schley will submit In regard
to the action of the department declin-
ing TO refer the original request con-
ccrning the Howison interview to that
officer for statement.
Captain Lemly, the Judge advocate
general of the navy and the judge adj
vocate of the Schley court, has re-
turned from Canada and will at once
begin the work of compiling list of
the witnesses to be summoned before
the court of inquiry. 1t is expected
that this list will he ready for submis-
sion to Admiral Schley early next
week.
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VICUNA's REMAINS IN VAULT.
Hody of Chilean Minister Tempo
rari1y Inferred In Washington.

Washington. Aug 80 The remains
of Senor Morla Vlcuna, late minister of
Chile to the Unlted States, arrived In
Washington during the day from Buff
falo. The funeral cortcge was met at
the depot by a number Of officials and
members of the diplomatic corps, in
cluding Colonel w II. Michael In be-
half of the state department.; W. G..
Fox, acting chief of the bureau of
American republics; the Peruvian min
lister, Mr.. Cslderon; the Costa Rican
minister, Mr.. Calvo, ana representa-
tives from the Mexican, Japanese, Ven
czuelan, Dominican and other legations.
The funeral party proceeded to Rock
Creek cemetery, where the casket was
deposited in the receiving vault pend
ing a determination on the final dispo-
Sition of the remains. Over the casket
were draped the Chilean and American
Tags, while profusion Of beautiful
floral offerings We're arranged about il.
There We're no services at the Gene
terry
1t will be decided later whether the
remains will 30 to Chile on board the
chilean wnrship soon expected in
American waters or will 90 from San
Francisco on merchant steamer
At the request of the Chilean govern
ment the state department has recog-
nized Senior Eliodoro Infante as charge
l'hlfaircs of Chile owing to the death
of Minister Vienna. Scnor Infante has
been first secretary of the legation for
some time asl is thoroughly familiar
with It's aifnirs.
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PROGRESS OF THE MAOHIAS.
Our GunbOnt En- Route to Colon Ii
Now Mt Jamnica..

Our Gunbont En- Route to Colon IL
Now mt jamaica
Washington, Aug. 23-The gunboat
Machias, which is on her way to Colon,
has arrived at Kingston, Jamaica.
The progress of the complications be-
tween Venezuela and Colombia con-
tinues to attract the attention of the
authorities here, who occupy the posi-
tion of disinterested observers of an
affair in which the United States has
no direct concern except in properly
safeguarding American interests.
In the event of an actual conflict be-
tween Venezuela and Colombia there Is
felt to be no occasion for action on the
part of this government except In pur-
suing the usual course of looking after
the property interests of our citizens
in that quarter.
The state department has no official
advices from either country.
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Lodge In st. Petersburg.

81. Petersburg, Aug. Ex-senator
Lodge of Massachusetts and his fam
lily have arrived here. after brief
visit to Moscow and Warsaw. The
senator declares he is merely sight
seeing and recuperating, anticipating
heavy work this winter as chairman OF
the senate Philippine committee. He
was not willing to discuss the sugar
or the South American question. When
asked II he favored American inter
vention in Central America If such
We're needed to preserve Colombian
sovereignty, the senator merely smiled.
The sun., 1901-08-24
Guardian For Mrs. FIanIer.

New York, Aug. 23.-Papers have
been filed in the supreme court appoint
ing special guardian to look after the
interests of the insane and divorced
Wife of Henry NJ. Flagler, the Florida
multimllionaire, who has just left for
Wilmington. \. c.. to marry Miss Mary
Lily Kenan Mt the old Kenan home
stead near Wilmington. The estate of
the divorced wife amounts to $4,000.
om. The Central Trust company,
through Attorney Julien Davies, was
allowed S3S,000 from the estate, and
Franklin Paddock was appointed spe-
cial guardian, his allowance being
$1,000.
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AIene Damaged by Collision.

Kingston, Janlaica, Aug. 23.-The
German steamer Alene. which was in
collision with and sank the New York
pilot boat James Gordon Bennett off
the Scotland lightship Saturday after
noon. Aug. H. has just arrived here
and Is being docked. She Is leaking in
consequence OF the collision, with a
bad rent in her starboard bow. The
Alene will be temporarily repaired
here. Her sailing for South America
has been delayed until Monday.
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OdcII VIII soon Inspect Canals.

Albany. \. y, Aug. %. - Governor
odcll has informed Colonel John n.
Partridge, state superintendent of pub
lie works. that hr will be ready to
start on his proposed tour of inspec-
tion of the state canals on Aug. 20. ana
arrangements have been made to have
the tour begin on that date.
The sun., 1901-08-24
Receiver For Cleveland R.nE

Cleveland. Aug. 23.-t'pon application
of the superior Realty and Improve
mcnt company Judge Dellenbaugh of
the common pleas court has appointed
Walter ID. Snyle receiver for the Su-
perior Street Savings and Banking COM
pany. According to statement issued
by the banking company April l last,
the total liabilities Of the concern then
We're $1S2,43S.
The sun., 1901-08-24
Catch OF Frisco whnIers.

San Francisco, Aug. D. : Whaling
vessels out of this port are reported to
have made the following catch to July
4: Charles W. Morgan, 200 barrels OF
sperm oil and 3,400 pounds Of bone;
California, 900 barrels OF sperm oil;
Gay Head. 800 barrels of sperm oil;
Alice Knowles, 200 barrels of sperm
oil, and John Winthrop, 1870 barrels OF
ntI
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Elements Defeat pIueky oar.men.

Chicago, Aug. 23 - Completely ex-
hausted by night of battling against
wind and waves. with blistered hands.
swollen limbs, water soaked clothing
and stiffened bodies the three oarsmen
Joe and Duffy Mason ana Burton Nor
ris. who left st. Joseph, Mich, TO row
across Lake Michigan to Chicago, have
drifted ashore near Michigan City. Ind,
III their IL foot rowboat.
The sun., 1901-08-24
JcTrics and RuhIin sign Terms

San Francisco, Aug. 23.-Iames JEFF
fries and Gus Rubin have signed artl-
cles with the Twentieth Century Ath-
letic club for 20 round contest in the
early part of November, the date to be
fixed later. The club guarantees to
fighters G2la per cent of the receipts.
The selection of the referee was left
open.
The sun., 1901-08-24
CIoudburst Hits Alabama Town

Rome. Ga, Aug. 23.-Private advices
from Collinsville, Ala, are to the effect
that cloudburst partially demolished
several stores, washed away residences
from their foundations, dismantled the
Collinsville Clipper office and blocked
traffic for time on the Alabama Great
Southern railroad.
The sun., 1901-08-24
Dumont's New Balloon Ready.

Paris, Aug 23.M. Santos Dumont's
new balloon Is ready, and the young
Brazilian has made formal application
to compete again for the Deutseh prize
of 100000 francs for the first aerona,lt
to make the trip from st. Cloud to the
Eiifel tower and back in 80 minutes.
All the other competitors have with
drawn.
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win Study American Methods.

san Francisco, Aug. 23.-SiX students
from the Pei Yong college at Canton
have been landed by Chinese bureau
officials and will enter the University
of California to complete classical and
scientific educations. They were elect
cd by the Chinese government to study
modern American methods, with
view Of spreading them In their native
land.
The sun., 1901-08-24
BnII Player Expelled From League.

Chicago. Aug. 23.-President johnson
OF the American league has expelled
Short Stop Shugart of Chicago for strik-
ing Umpire Haskell at Washington.
MI. johnson said: Each player of the
American league who In the future
slugs an unlpire on the ballfeld will
he expelled from the League. That is
final"
The sun., 1901-08-24
Strike Riot rearea In Tomn,.

Tampa, Fla, Aug. 23.- Leaders of
the cigar makers strikers ordered TO
leave town have refused to go. Many
OF the strikers are armed, ana urged
by frantic appeals of Louia Huret the
woman anarchist. are making threats
against the city if their leaders are de
ported. Trouble is feared, and the
m'''f'a here has been quietly warned to
- randy for a call.
The sun., 1901-08-24
West virginia strikers Beaten

Matewan, w. Va, Aug. 23.-The last
mine in the Thacker-L Logan field, where
a strike and several riots occurred two
months ago, has been put in operation.
The collieries are now running with
nonunion labor. Many of the strikers
are leaving the field.
The sun., 1901-08-24
Blodt Held For Grand jury

Cleveland, Aug. 23..J. A. Blodt, for.
merly secretary of the Guarantee Saw
ings and Loan company, has been
bound over to the grand jury by Jus,
tice Brown upon the charge of embeS
zling the funds Of that concern.
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PERSONAL.

General Gillespie, chief of the corps
Of engineers, will make an inspection Of
the Delaware harlor Improvement today.
Charles II. Scott night clerk 1T tie
Clayton House, returned yesterday from
u ten lays visit in New York and Brish
ton Beach.
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brazilian Deputies Mobbed.

Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 23-The depu.
ties supporting the administration were
attacked by mob on leaving the leg.
islative chamber. One deputy was in.
iured, and several arrests were made.
Other disturbances are imminent.
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BurchelI Shows Promise,

New York, Aug. 23.-Burchell, a left
handed pitcher from the Wilmington,
Del, club, joined the Giants yesterday
on trial. He showed promise Of ffective
ness in practice.
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CUBAN \ GIANTS.

Summary Earned runs, Brownson s.;
Giants 3; two base hits, Schultz 9, S I'm
ers2, McCoach, Tierney, Jordan, viii
son Nelson; three base hits, Barker,
Jordan; home run, German; sacrifice
hits, Barker, Smith; stolen bases, Tier.
ney 2, Walker, McCoach, Coffey, Mel.
son, Wilson, White; left on bases,
Brownson 8; G ants l3; struck out, by
balls, by McCoach 4; Robinson .; hit ~
pitched ball, McCoach; balk, McCoach, ,
double play, Walker to Barker to Coffey;
umpire, Dawson; time hours.
Today the Cosmopolitan team will
play here. This club gave Brownson a
run for their money few weeks ago,
winning by the score of 9 to 0. Hubert
ofthee New York State League, and Me-
Laughlin of the Western League, will
pitch alternately.
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Celebrated Anniversary.

Armstrong Lodg". No. %, A. T.. \. VI.
celebrated lts ihnIirtl anniversary hi
blahuyWine Springs Park yesterday.
flnh"riit" ARRANGEMENTS had been made,
and nh niayahc time Mas ma.
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BRADF ord s,
3ll Market St.
DeImarvia Phone S6O.
ID. ~ A. =" S22D,

New bicycles from SIS to $40.
Second hand bicycles, $5 to $40.
You should see our $l5 NEW bicyc'es.
The Virginia, ladies and gents. SO
The BRADFORD, model A, $50
/" 9. roadster, $35.
flyer, $40.
racer. $i5.
Morrow coaster aud brake on new bi.
cycles OF our make, So; on other bi.
cycles, &c.
Our coasters are all direct from the
Bells iOc. Coaster and brakes, we have
few for $3.50.
Complete rear wheel with coaster and
brake, 81.
Complete rear wheel with Morrow
coaster and brake, Sc.
Front wheel built up, $3.50.
Bicycle pants reduced to one.half their
regular price.
BICYCLE SHOES, inst received some
new styles. We also carry line Of
STREET SHOES, $3.50 to $3.
Chain parts.
Cvclometers, 25c. to ST..
Cement, patching, plugging, rim and
jiffy, &c. Coasters, 10c.
Cotter pins, 10c. Cranks per pair 75c.
Enamel, all colors. Grapite Sc. to l0c.
Grips, 15c., 25s. and Soc.
Guards, mud and chain.
Handle bars, 25c. to $3.50.
Inner tnbes, M. 4 w. and Dunlop,
75c to 81 so.
Lamps, I. c., 65c. Everlit. $l.50. Twen
tieth Century, gaa, 1925; Majestic
gas 81; arc $3; our price 81 80.
Brackets, lc. to l0c. Lacing cord, l5c.
and 25c.
Oil, lubricating. &c.; burning. l0c.
Plugs, lc. to l0c.; plug pincers, Sc.
and lOc.
Tires, ST, 81. 50, So and $3.50.
The Bradford road tire, $3 each:
puncture proof, $3.6 each,
Tape, black and white, &c.
Valves, l0c. metal base, l5c.
Valve caps, &c. Wood rims, SOC. each.
Steel balls, lc. to &c.
Stands, SOC. to $l.50.
Saddles, 50c., ST., 81 80, 50 and $3.50.
The finest line of saddles in the State.
Saddle posts, 25c. to 81.
Spokes, &c. or 2 for sc.
Toe clips, 10c., 25c. and BIC.
Tool bags. 25c, 35c. and SOC.
P-dals, 75c., 81, 81 SO and 81.
Pant guards, steel, Sc. rubber, 15c.
PumIs, hand, 10c. and 25c. foot pumps,
35c., 50c., 75c. and ST..
Pump connection. Sc 10c. and l5c.
Repair kit, jiffy tool, 25c.
Cox and Tingley tools, 25c.
Repair rubber, 4xI inches. &C.,
Bradford's nickel cleaner, l0c. and 20c
Brad ford's 400 for cleaning the enamel
25c per bottle.
Spoke lacquer, l5c. per bottle.
tiolf balls, clubs and cadiy bags.
Repairing OF all kinds.
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Cornwall Leaves cnpe Towp

cape Town, Aug. 23.-The royal yacht
Ophir, with the Duke and Duchess of
Cornwall and York on board, has sailed
for the island of Ascension.
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BALM FOR CHIEF's FEELINGS.
Cmlprlt Who Cursed Police Depart
menu Fined for His Fun.

Philadelphia, Aug. 20. Chief OF Police
John Foster, CT Camden, sustained a
severe shock at telephone n rceiver in
the City Hall last Monday, and Thurs
day Frank Gardner, 20 years old, was
fined $3.75 by RIO rider Nowrey for the
damage done to the Chiefs feelings and
to the dignity OF the Police Department.
The Chief answered call for the "Police
Department at tie Eastern Company's
telephone.
When the voice had been assured that
"This is the Police Department" it in
quired:
''Is Sergeant Stackhouse there%
"Yea," eaid Chief, blandly.
"Well, tell him that he is a.
The sun., 1901-08-24
New Century Jubilee Ends.

The New Century jubilee Ill III" Cath.
"lic Churches of the dinccsr of Whining.
ron cnds today. 4 he jubilee visits hay,,.
ail hcen ma,lr.
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lobsters.'

lobsters."
The Chief reeled for an instant, and
then, recovering himself, he started an
investigation. The voice was traced to
a blacksmith shop, and there it was tas
tened on Gardner, who is the son Of an
ex constable in the Fourth ward. Ht
pleaded guilty.