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on my register They are people OF am
pie. and. In many cases. large means,
who have not the requisite status OF in
Productions 10 get into society. and they
are glad to gain even a casual footing
through ne.
Most of these applicants. however. lack
the necessary social qualities. and I am
obliged 20 decline their offers. for il
would never do for me 70 supply a guest
who would not do credit 10 my client OF
myself.
from a young American. who Is over here
world and who wants TO see a little
life" He is. / understand. guiIe a young
CrocSuS, but absolutely Impossible from
social point Of view, with an accent
like a nutmeg crater and the manners Of
a cowboy. He offered me "a nver." as he
put II. for every invitation I procured for
him. and WAS very indignant when / s0r-
rOwfulIy declined
/ pay nv people on an average.
guinea and half TO some I pay nothing
but others receive as much as 3 guineas.
including certain gentlemen who prefix
Honorable 10 their names and two
sood-looking younger sons who are c0ur-
teSy Lords" NJ charges 70 my clients
range from , 20 S guineas which leaves
me a fair margin OF profit
During the season there Is "a great de-
mand for these paid as distinguished from
paying guests. and ] have supplied as
many as sixty In a single day They are
all within easy call. and as they are ut
my service unless they are engaged else
where. In which case they always leg me
know beforehand, / can procure them II
necessary at an hours notice, although
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COFFEE DISEASES.
Minister and Young Lady Affected.


Minister sometime find they suffer
from the effects OF bad habits as well as
ordinary people. Rev. Mr.. OF
Athens, y. Y. had become greatly ema-
ciated from coffee drinking. which pro-
duced stomach trouble and all OF the ef-
fects Of oyerwurk or poor nuurishmaul.
He quit the coffee and began drinking
Postum Cereal Food Coffee
His health began 10 improve and bc
now weighs 81 pounds. an increase Of j.
pounds over his former weight This
Improvement in health and strength il
shown 70 be due 70 the use OF Postum
Food Coffee, by the fact that when b.
for an sEperment-he begins 10 los,
flesh AND get back into his old condition
A young lady who writes about The
case says that she was form. rly s7gffer-
ING greatly from those twin diseases. 10
dyspepsia ana ncrvousnt 50. Il know
that both Of the di5eases had their origin
IN the use OF coffee. ami while 1 WAS fully
aware Of its injurious effects uB9U mn
system, 1 was not willing 10 give in M,
for ] did not know Of anything 10 taxi
Tea. / knew. was also isiurious and
as Tor cocoa. Il lacked the 'snag and 90
which can alone satisfy 4 coffee drigkeT--
taste. ABOUT two years ago ] purchased
my first box Of Postum Food Coffee and
cult the use OF coffee. ] made Postum,
according TO directions and found / had
a drink not only equal 20 coffee but Tar
superior 20 II IA many ways. Sine that
time 1 have used IL constantly and mad
my general health very much improved
you the names OF Rev. and Mrs.
OF Athens. y. Y, who have been greatly
helped by the use Of Postum Food Conec
In the place OF ordinary coffee"
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ANOTHER FUND FOR PARKER
southern Organizations Proposr IN
Reward His Courageous Act.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept Is-Jau.s P9r-
k'r, the colored man whose PROMPT ac-
ton prevented CzoIeosz from firing a third
shot al the President is likely 10 receive
some recognition Tor his COURAGEOUS act
from the South The Iroquo.s club. a SO
cIal orga Iizatiou controlled by the lead
ing c"lorcd citizens Of New Orleans has
decided 20 present "a purse TO Parker
d" Board Of Trade # Nicksbura Miss
ls also helping Tho matter along. The
board is composed Of white mer entirely
and has adopted resolutions compliment
ing Parker for his courage and prornDt-
ness and declaring that the Board Of
Trade Of NicksJurg believes that tbi.
prompt action on the part of Parker
should be appropriately recognized by an
the people Of the United States. and IS
DeCially by the Southern people
II WAS accordingly resolved that The
Board Of Trade and the citizens of yfcls-
burg would use their best efforts To raise
fund 10 h. hereafter applied to the mr.
chas- OF some appropriate testimonial for
Parker. Several banks Of the CITY yvar.
designated as repositories for the fund
and public subscription has been omen
ed All the people Of the United St,t,s
and specially the Southern people. are
invited 10 contribute 10 this fund.
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HELD ON SUSPICION.
Friend of Emmn Goldman Arrested
Ia Chicago.

BUFFALO. Sept 13.-Dr. Isaac Saylin.
who has a drug store at 1892 Broadway.
vas arrested in Chicago last night at the
| request Of the Buffalo police He is q
friend of Emma Goldman. and talked To-
I her ON the lonE-GiStanCc telephone from
Buhalo while she was in Rochester. He
/ LEFT here at II o'clock on the night Presi-
/ dent Mckinley was shot
His store on Broadway is a quarter OF a
wlte from NOwaks Hotel where col
SaSz lived. and the police believe THAI he
may be important in establishing a con-
nectiou between the Goldman woman and
'zoiEaSz. D5. Sayliu is married and has
/ family. a clerk who was employed iu
I the drug store for several months said
that Hr. Saylin frequently left the city
Tor three or four days NJ a time. leaving
no word as to his destination or when La
would returns At these times his family
did not know whore he was
About month ago Mr.. SayIin went in
TO another drug store on Broadway. not
Tar from, his own. He asked to use the
telephone. and calling some number in
Rochester, asked that Emma Goldman be
sent for
When the woman came 10 the telephone
she evidently asked question about a
letter. for Dr. Saylin answered that he
mad not received such a letter He then
asked How much 90 you wantg'r The
doctor afteTward bought an envelope and
a two-cent stamp and wrote letter He
addressed the envelope in the presence
OF the clerk, who distinctly remembers
that II was directed 10 Emma Goldman
at Rochester. At Or. Saylin's house TO
nlsht IT was stated that he had gone to
Colorado for his health
District Attorney Penney said today
that he had not asked for A requisition
for the Goldman woman and that I'D 10
the present time there was not sufficient
evidence upon which 20 base such an ap-
phcation- She was arrested on general
principles on the request Of Superintend-
ent Bull, because CzoIgosz said that he
was inspired by her to murder the Presi-
dent. There was no other evidence against
her than that
Whatever else the District Attorney
may have gathered Il is not enough on
which to ask her requisition The Dis
trict Attorney said that while he was
working al the time he could MOI at pres
cut foresee anything that promised i'm
mediate results In the way Of connecting
CZOlgOsz's crime with the Goldman WON
an or other anarchists
The report that Czolgosz was being tor
tured. the District Attorney dismissed as
too prep0SterOus TO be discussed.
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SCENES IN BUFFALO.
Lights Went Out when the Had It'd
inEs Cnmc.


BUFFALO. Sept. I&-The demands at
the hotels an this morning for fresh news
Of the Presidents condition were So nu-
morous that in many of them bureaus Of
Information were established and buIIe-
Tins were posted every half hour and
more frequently when fresh news was to
DE had In some Of the hotels the late
news was read aloud in the Hobbies and
GI-ia- rooms.
i-S. -,ssions Of grief at the sad news
and sympathetic pleasure at the more re-
assuring messages were heard every
where. 1t was related that when a bune-
tin telling Of the Presidents grave condi-
ton was read in the lobby of the Iroquois
Hotel early this morning the electric
lights went out on the instant
Ii wou.d Doe absurd to say that the in
cideut acquired anything or that It could
mean anything but the effect upon the
groups Of listeners TO the bulletin was
startling Instantly il was said the thinS
was an omen and all over the city the
thing is being related with varying effect
upon the minds of its hearers.
1t is true that when the telegraph op-
orator at this end of the White House
wire put his fingers on his key 20 send
that bulletin TO Washington. the electric
lights in his tent went out His tent re-
manned in darkness while he read the bull
lotin by the light of "a match, and the ef-
feet of the accident upon the man was 10
startle him and convince him that hope
Of the Presidents recovery was past.
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naturally ike, and usually get, a longer

naturally l like, and usually get. a longer
WdTuiug-''
] Supply them 10 al classes Of people.
including many OF the nobility. when din
uer guests fail them. when they want
dancing men. when there Is d. marked dis
parity between the sexes Of accepted
guests. and 50 on. and very frequently I
receive urgent commissions for a guest
to avoid the fatal thirteen
There is a Creat demand for my ariSro-
cratic employees among rich parvenu fam
lies. who wish TO introduce my friend.
Lord - or the Hon. Ar. -. the son
Of Lord --. You know TO their less ex-
allied guests
Yes. some OF my people have made
good matches, as might be expected. Last
year one of my ladies. the orphan daugh-
ter of general of good family. married
a very wealthy young member Of ParIia-
msut- and one Of nv hOnorahIes. a very
handsome young fellow. found a wife in
a SRI who VIII some day De worth 1T
least a million.-Tit- Bits
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MR.. KRUGER SATISFIED.
Certain That the British Are in "A
Homeless pnsitinn

COLOGNE. Sept 13--The Brussels cor
respondent OF The 'Wsstphaliau Gazette"
has received "a positive assurance from
Or. Heyman. lIr- KruEer's physician that
the BOer leader is In good health and that
he is satisfied that the position Of the
British is hopeless.
He says that the Beers do not wish for
intery' ntiOn now by amy Of the Powers.
as such d course would only benont the
British.
BRCSSET.S. Sept. f3-The "Irdspend-
ance Beige says that DR. Leyds and
other Boer officials appealed 10 The Hague
Tribunal on Tuesday 10 intervene and
compel Great Britain TO accept arbitra-
ton. They accuse the British Of breaking
all the laws of war
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DENUNCIATIoN AND SYMPATHY
knights of Labor Act on the shoot
ing of the President.

At at meeting Of District Assembly. No.
s., knights OF Labor. held last night. the
following preamble and resolutions de-
noUncing the attack made upon the life
Of President Mckinley and expressing
sympathy for him IN his illness and hope
for his speedy recovery were adopted:
Where's a murdcrous and utterly in
excusable attempt has been made on the
life % President William Mckinley.
Resolved. That District Assembly IS.
Knights % Labor. hereby denOunce i'm the
strongest terms this crime against the
President Of the United States. and
Resolved, That we extend 10 his fam
fly our heartfelt sympathy in their dis
tress and we join with all good citizens
In an earnest hope for the speedy recoy-
cry and complete restoration Of PrfSi-
dent mckinley 10 health and strength
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HIRED TO EAT DINNER.
Desirable Guests Supplied by m
Agency in London

A-'hSE IN A-ohuOn-
II is, as YOU say, a novel business. but
I can assure you that it is a very useful
and fairly lucrative one. said the priu-
cipal OF a London agency for supplying
guests to London Tit Bits
II you viii give me two or three hours
notice I can supply you with any reason
able number OF guests for your dinner.
garden party, dance or any other fuuc-
ton. and / can guarantee that they will
be Of unimpeaehable quality in every re-
sDect.
oh. yes I can send you ladies' as well as
gentlemen indeed. have more than
nifty OF each on my register-and every
one Is carefully selected for social posi-
ton and accomplishments. personal ap-
praraucc. and gifts OF conversation and
entertaining.
Many Of them are members Of excel
lent families. all are gentlemen and gen
uewomCn. and at least a dozen are con-
neCted with weII-known noble families
and have handles To their names. / have
no difficulty whatever in getting them
in fact I have SO many applications that
the real difficulty Is TO pick and choose
among them OF course. in the Majority
of cases the fee, which is very easily and
pleasantly earned. is the great tempta-
tion, but many Of my employees. il I may
be allowed to use the term. are quite in
different 20 payment and some Of them
decline 60 take it, Tlcy consider them
selves amply repaid by the entertainment
they get and the pleasant time they have.
OF course. none but the host and hostess
have any idea that one OF my people is
paid for playing the role OF guest He or
she is received on exactly the same foot
Ing rs the other guests. and in many
cases actually receive more courtesy and
attention. I'm order 10 avoid any suspi-
CiOn Of their status.
So FAX from requiring payment for their
service ;. many or the ladies' and gentle
men who apply 10 me are quite willing %
pay me substantial fee for being placed
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EDUCATIONAL
TIUiiIt DduYHGCtyy =, }
PRESIDENT.
TANNERS BUSINESS COLLEGE.

lean and Trust Building. corner F and 9,h.
Established % years.
The principal was Official court stcnograr,her
also public aCgaUn ant.
COURSES Shorthand. Typewriting BooSEer0-
Ing, Civil Service. and an branches o. Business.
Students in Shorthand may take without extra
cost. Bookkeeping and the Business and and EnE-
l1sh Courses Practically private instructions
Join at any time We ind positions for ali
full-eou-5e graduates Day and night sessions
C1talOgue- Cali and see Is.
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THE GUARDS WERE ACTIVE.
Efforts 10 Preserve quiet ut the Mil
burn Residence.

BUFFALO. Sept. l3.-The strict military
and police guard rules, which had been
somewhat relaxed. were frightened sharp
ly today. The MiIburn residence guard
was increased and steps taken to effect
lively guard against intrusion or noise.
From time to time little groups appeared
on the lawn and engaged in earnest CON
versdtiou.
The laughing groups Of yesterday and
the badinage that was then passed could
not be seen and heard today. Everybody
was grave and deeply anxious.
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SIMPSONS HEALTH BETTER
a NnvRI officer Comments ON His I'm
proved Appearance

BURKE HAVEN, y. H.. Sept I3.-Rear
Admiral Sampson is rapidly improving in
health. Last Saturday an officer from
the Boston Navy Yard. who came 10 see
his chief. stated that he had not seen the
admiral looking so well for more than a
year
Nothing has been said by the Admiral
or Mrs Sampson about leaving Sunapee
Lake for some time. and as far As can no
IeaFu'd uo orders from the Navy DEPART
at Washington
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PRINCETON, y. J.. Sept I5-Ex- Prcsi-
dent Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland with
their four children arrived al their homo
In Bayard Avenue here last night from,
iyrtngham, Mass. where they have been
spending the summer months During his
absence Mr. Cleveland has had erected ON
the north side Of HIS lot. and quite close
70 his own dwelling. a house. which wifi
he occupied by John II. Finley. professor
Of politics in the university
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A COLLECTOR FOR AN ESTATE.
The Court Makes the Appointment
20 Protect the Property.

James T. Sc4ess and Henry X Beck
today filed petition In the Orphans
Court on behalf Of William H. Sev-rson.
asking the appointment Of the latter as
collector for the estate of the late John
A Gibson, who died in August.
Il is alleged that inc only heir TO the
estate IL son who now lives al Chihus-
hua. Mexico. and that owing 10 tho time
necessary 20 communicate with him IL is
necessary that a collector be apDoiufgd
for the preservation Of the estate.
The court granted the petition and fixed
the bond u the collector at 5000
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PARkERSBURG. W Va. Sept. 1s.-At
CARRIED. jackson county, Jep Smith. a
farmer. was attacked by a bull and
knocked down and Eored Ffie cries
brought his daughter Mary 20 his rescue
She attacked the bun with Il pitcEf1rs
ehd NJ turned upon her. She thrust her
weapon INTO his face and BODY until the
brute fled. believing with pain Tho
young woman was UrhUu and her father
VIII recover
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Antonio Mnrrin,s rrinI

The Secret Service Officials have been
notified that the hearing Of Antonio Mag
gio, IN" Italian musician who WAS arrest
"a az Silver City y. NJ. several days ago.
on the charge OF having distributed an
srchistic literature, and having stated
some time ago tina; President Mckinley
would be- killed before October !. has b-eD
set for September y.
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LAW Department
National University,

Practical tUO-year course leading to degree
Of IL. B. Postgraduate course O. one additional
year leading 20 degree Of IL N
Sith annual opening Of all classes October 1
1901. At ESQ O'clOcL ?. H. Evening. Sessions *
Clusiycly
Fer Catalogue apply 70 EUGENE D CARUSI.
Secretary and Treasurer, Columbian Building.
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DIED.

CoOK-On Wednesday. September II, lq0I. az
y. p. m. WILLIAM COOK. beloved husband o.
Alice Cook. AGED ~INty-flur years
Funeral from his late residence lIS5 Robinson
street southwest, az O'Clock p. m.
RaED-On Wednesday. september H. 1904. at
o. a., 1tt,r long and painful Illness BUSH
ROD W REED. beloved husband Of Annie T.
Reed, % has residence. an SiNth Street north
east
Funer-. FRIDAY. Sci TENDER Is. 1901. at 2 O'Clock
D. Ul.. from. late residence
Relatives and friends respectfully invited d
attend
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REMANDED FOR EXAMINATION.
French valet Accused of stcnIinE n
Marquis, Jewels

LONDON, Sept 13-Juliau GauIt. the
French valet who Is accused Of having
stolen the jewels Of the Marquis Of Angle
sey. was arraiSned in police court today
and charged with stealing articles of the
value Of 10000 He was reRaaded for
further examination
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SPANS FIRM STAND.
She VIII Insist Upon n settlement
From Morocco.

MADRID. Sept. 12-Prime Minister Sa-
gasta said today that Spain would con-
tinue her determined attitude toward No
rocco in the matter of the stealing Of two
children and the payment Of indemnity
therefor Such action in regard TO No
rocco by any ether Power than Spain
would arouse suspicion. but all the Pow
ers are giving Spain their moral support
to back up the uItimatum which has been
sent. An army OF So.ClJ men is being con-
Ccntratcd-
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BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL

DAY and evening classes in Theoretical and an
piled electricity. Students actually construct
dyuamuS and other electrical apparatus.
Courses thorough. enlarged and improved, CON-
pltte IN year
Opens September 50 Catalogue on request.
GIt TNrLtth Il NV.
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INDIGNATION IN AUSTRALIA.
The House Of Representative De-
nOUnces CzoI-Osx's Atttack.

The House Of Representative De-
nounees CzoIEosx's ATTACK.
LONDON. Sept I3.-The Colonial Office
has received the following despatch from
the Earl Of HoDetoun. Governor General
Of the Commonwealth of Australia:
4 am desired by +. w Holder. Speak
CT Of the House Of Representatives to
transmit the following for the House OF
Representatives for the Commonwealth OF
Australia: We desire to express the ut
most Indignation at the attack on Presi-
dent Mckinley and the earnest hope that
his life Will be spared 70 his family and
nation"
The Government Of Victor Ia sends a
similar despatch 10 be Forwarded 70 Vice
President Roosevelt
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WALL STREET AFFECTED.
Condition Of the President Causes
a Break in the Market.


80 '''
Inc 'h' ''c-'hS-N it';' --
OF the EARLY Hours "t --r-
day MOVHiaE-TE. .,o-'-
NEW A'i>'>- sept - ne 9l'SH - Tag
-. h'u " S'"Ih 'I'.-'-' "Ee'~ri''- '''' l'
F'iI''s' at 'h' oP,''--- 'h'~ ii'l''i.7, on
recount OF 'I'' ''S-I s--A- news l''-" '".-
lalo. "-n u was .. " pretty I""''"-"'l
u'iloI'--iA-A '...- '"- -'+, nun
hour ~ the dag " clock III"
I."o,iS "H' ..- 'Ne market SO
- -.' ''-' S'.,..otS were again al
"''N ",tlN''|' ana SA'e.ssl'aiN' al least
10Y lE' i'm-S and tho decline cid not so
lurtnsT-
Wall street rnr
that another crisis t1e
stock Market fo. .. ., was
feared by many that II ".-.. ..-"Ne TO be
worse one ihan that OF a week ago.
Ihere was the EraVest danger that the
president would not recover, whereas on
last Saturday morning the bulletins from
BunaIo were most hopeful More than
this the lenders had not had the SINE
tIlHe I'D prepare l"f inns second crisis as
I"I lhe NtSI- Il week ago there were
Nulllp'I Oh meetings. OF the most import
ant men IN the Street on Friday night
anu on SATURDAY hei"f" the market open
co. rams Were Wei laid Last night and
t'l9 morning something was done along
tiiiS me- nut the time was shorter and
'Ht preparation was not So thorough
Al the same iline IL was the hope Of the
op'iHi'S''' 'HaI lhc leaders would De able
70 prevent d panic ana 10 hold the certain
-, y, an III prices "llhlh reasonable bounds.
- 80 S"l, U.s. "a Il week az" ana the
s- 60 ~ ~. lLo iH"IheI on MONDAY ana
vi 'I'iS "e'h tent strength 10
Ill NOPE
-. ,,.'.' '-,l uu'l''L ''le morning was
sIl' SINE as 'ha' on the morning
~ "a WIS SH''' mere
81 N anu ''l'n uicef the m
-. i-,7l.1 support q steaoylhS
,r,-,,.- - -. 80 Ia 'ile
sftsr,oc,, m, l.'' g,'''
70 ~. ,.I,.,,,,-,- 'l''i' Sel'll-5
tast-ophc and many smaller holders Of
stocks sold out for fear that their 7,ar,,-
irs v-r5..d NOT b. -. -.-,
"a. ---.,- -1---,1, ''1uSN All case
--''i" Ilaips" III bulia4o-
II" TACT that the business of the ear
liCr part of the session e, ,.,-s..-,. -.
hlas f1,s- 80 =, - - o-,''''s i5S'lh-
:, D.. ~ - - - 20 seemed TO many
$50, ii'''iNAlr'h Jhal the leaders
would be able TO control the market no
matter what should OcrTr
Tho worst br.aIz of tt. r,,,,,--,;.- -
.. r1-..r - inns was III
-. "--'-'l "--' Oh u 49, or about
SIX points from yesterdays level. The
fact that the directors Of the c1rlran-
yesterday did ror frcyo.s. .t,- .,:s1-s
M --o1 liei ease the dividend
=" 0Ns Sloch was supposed 10 account for
me extreme weakntss here Rock Island
and the AtChison securities were ais,
weak II was said that tr.- ,,-,,,,-o-- -,
- "'' s1i' mat 'il' EIdhSerS were
suffering most in this crisis because OF
the recent poor crop report AmaIga-
mated CouDsr drouped down IN 1ni Tho
worse brsaf- Of ~ A., l. .-.f-.I
~. - '"' - yol''HCeu
fairly strong.
The steel .-a,.r,r;-ir,- r-,r,,ry 30, Ill. A..
,,-.,.+= - -. -, - -. ~ -
l o." WIZ HtIu very strongly Tor
time with unmistakable evidences that
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Going to The phiIi,,inc,

Charles J. l-anman. OF this city, has
been appointed 10 take charge % the pho
tolthographiugd department Of the ,io,-..-n-
meut Printing Onicc al Manila. and win
leave for the Philippines October ! Mr.
Lonman was born in New York and his
recently been employed Oh a PhiIadeInhsa
newspaper.
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sympnthy Prom Mnccnhrc.

Mount Vernon Tent. No. l. Knights Of
the haoCabees. n It's regular review on
last night. passed a series Of resolutions
deHouHctnG the assassin who ATTEMPTED
20 take the life OF our President and ex-
pressing sympathy Tor Mrs. Mckinley, in
this, her hour OF sad amiction.