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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
IT Wts 4 RE.ORD CHRiSTMtS
Christmas Eve Scene In sixth Avenue Such
A. old IIabItUcs Never Saw Before.

/, wa the general testimony Of the shop
keepers in sixth avenue on Tuesday night
that such "A Christmas eve had never been
known there before. The crowds vera
lG'grr and jollicr and more heavily laden
with bundles Of good things than the oldest
| nuurWa,,cr remembered having seen. The
| sidewalks couldn't contain the folks and
their bundles and they ovornowcd into tho
roaIWavs. 80 that IN" cars crawled from
Fourteenth street up to Twenty-third and
down again al "A snals pace,
And everywhere in the crowds the fakirs
nladc "A record harvest. selling all sorts Of
things that are not usually sold in the street.
There wa n man selling white enamel bed
| steGG- nj one corner and half a dozen SELF
irg mougrel puppies. Candies were not
di~'o-,i e in tie ordinary way. That
| would have becn too slow ami too little in
harmony with tAe OVERLOOKING plenty
around. They were piled high in push
I care and hurse-drawn vehicles and shoy-
ellrl up witt scoops, like coal, a dine for a
uvAfu'. and never mind the weight.
Others who made "A harvest besides the
'alir- were o., pickpocketr, but for them
10 wa "A harvest Of empty prcketbDok>
The shoppers seemed 90 hay" spent their
m,ucy early and to be- walking up and down
,rIuyiuE themselves seeing tie bundle,
thai other i,lN- a
MY ppckc'n.uk'- gone wallet a woman
near Ilgltr'atI street. Tea sh" added with
a -uliiy -E., Il doesn't matter. There
wasn't much init III spent all my money
so have ! let EN- -'"ll,' erlpci a
man near ly And they moved on, hugsi.s
their bundle
Iu fore. q way through the crow vas
lis, struggling through %shuIbb-ry '.'
alm,-' everybody ,''m,d to have al afr-
rI .iI..s auI m.-tl-tue held - thai 100
l.a,,- t.s,l flr ia.,-- Of IsH-er-hy Bu',
tIrf. r.I.l, rIri-i q ht'la thing like tia'
g.. f., ,.f- D. Wac v.r-s, for a." fu,K- VIZ
Lad f.. many uuril,- tu walk any Longer.
o.. . .h.r.. and uuoH in, ~ va a.uH-'
ina. .. get uut An uptown snf.
900 vl- stopped for nearly n''
.T Ivrr'N-ihlr. s'rsf ir.a'l-s
.I. l.i r"I iu o.r.I.Fu'
7I'' r'ata Tor two '~.unp''s
E ulf Hai f. ..g~ Oh" woman
~ 's Jam uuIau.t rFn'i
'uf a vHII.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

every particular, and it is 10 be hoped that
the changes which 1902 has in store for us
may pass into accepted certainties before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Fashions in 1901 Notable for Their
Magniicencs.
NEWSTANDARD IN THE MODES
VunanS Taste and Individuality Now
Shown In Her Clothes.

Not Radical, but Significant Chi,
Demanded Above All ThinEs-Idea
Of Dress Culied From Many Periods
-Womcn's Youthful Looks Preserved
by tho Modes -Extravaganc OF the
Present styles - Velvet and Lace.
The year Ia going out in a triumphal
tempest Of magnifcence In dress, sur
passing In elegant textiles. delicate en-
brodderies and exquisite ooloring anything
we have had for many a decade. Yet as
We look back over the fashions of the year,
the one impression which stands out pre-
eminent Is that we have had very few de-
cided changes In modes.
Tho differences are here all the same.
but they nave crept in a bit at a time without
any loud p~roclamations to herald their
coming. They are very significant, despite
the fact that they are not radical
Ideas have been culled here and there
from many periods until now we have a new
eoddess OF fashion who has, In a way. re-
constructed the plan and elevated the
standard Of dress TO a point at which 1t
means something besides a blind follow
Ing Of the mods. II has become instead
Q study In taste aud individuality andsome
becoming expression Of them both.
womA's mission seems 10 have been
reconstructed IA well and she find herself
playing a more and more important part
In life, all Of which has a direct influence
on her clothes. She requires greater variety
than ever before to be properly dressed
for her v~ariegated existence and whatever
else she may accomplish in her efforts TO
meet the exigencies Of the age she must
have chic.
Tho: one little word expresses the subtle
something which fashion demands, but
with this there must be taste, originality.
refinement and grace OF outline. Old
modes are revived from time to time, but
always with improving changes which
show that we profit by past experiences.
The progress In the manufacture Of ma
terials Ia one great source Of aid In this,
giving a wider field from which to choose,
and more extended opportunities in every
direction.
In reviewing the varied phases OF fashion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

az VALPARAISO reached Hobart friends Il
Mis- spray wen quirk ~ take action
They hired a s%Is-oIll train and business
men CLOSED up thrir f'or--, tie farmers
for miles arou "a came into town with tl'ir
wiv,- and children. and almost the entire
population uf the village tuaTd'd m" train
and went o. -,-' tlr tulFt H-~wau
when they reached ii- home there were
~ many q them fTai they could not get
boz hi- luu-'. ard ls met them b. the ward
Speeches W'T, made To- "a lalf-duNI CHI
NHt4-. several W"Hurl ui-I presented the
oar" e Nib ~Iisf aud llth tl' children
furm"i boz 90 iaHih aHu Ift1.Hi"i th.Ir r.
tluHT
Nf O. su,i wac -ail against Rrgar.
boat the b. uar a-h,ft ~ survey
fas crowd IT,H.I and .lR n o. vyr else
IafIH.- & f.. fac 90 % irw JsUH,IH.-
vlHu boz 400 'I,...I III. d. "a, 1i,HIaal
wa o. rlru,-f .Nfi fNr tHrFn.--fuHr
weakened lIi Ir.UIH.u tu withdraw ti,
uamH 81 lHTEr aHI Substitute Iat q
Nj spray 900 &C. fu.I.rr ~ti tHr vi-h
~ fHN IHfI
600 'rav4 uuraIfH'.iv i-Hfi,I ~, Train
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
MISS HAWKINS, MATCHMAKER.
HER ONE EXPERIENCE WITH AN
EEISCOPiLIiN RELATED.
An Attempt 20 Make n Match Between
Miss Hodges and the Minister ana
tue Young Woman Vas Ilislt> That
SILK Dress nOught by El,ira itaNis.

They never get Their own work done IN
have time to look around a biz an tako
pcrccivaLcc OF their lcighhurS' doin's.
Bcin' q lore woman an l9Ni"' the Hnw-
kins way cf doiu' thiuRs up smart ! have
considerable time for meditation an such.
"Now Me Jackson over across has lust
put out her wash an hcrcit l. mos . o'clock
Monday afternoon. stopped in 70 ~"o
Mis- Jackson after church yesterday, an
! declare, she was thct dumb about this
nrighborhuod tibet thc migi,t just 81 well
have been in Greenland.
mis- Poet, who hoops Tie notion store,
told me at church th,t Elyiri Davis had
bought a ELK dress AT her store an sho
had hcr suspicious thct some man was
sprucin' up to E,yira. Mis- Poet couldn't
Calkcrlltc who il vas.
Il knew tuot Mi JACKSON was always
friendly with the Davises an ~ l was
weariu' my cameo brooch, which 10 one
need nc ashamed of, an ! hadn't called
lately on Mis- Jackson. ! just run in Ia he
n~eighborly like an such.
"'Sccn Elyira Davis lately says !, casual
like, for | didn't want % AK any questions
about things thct Wa none q rny concern.
" N,-,' says Mis- Jackson, short like.
Il lcqrd she bought y new ELK dress
Shouldn't be- surprised SAYS Nils
Jackrou ~ II It weren't uouhiu' unusual.
some says t~iyira, goiu' to get mar
RED
Shouldn't bc surprised, say Mis'
Jackson.
E ron the land sgAcs,' says 1. Who's
gnin' Zoo marry Li,ird nayi-'
~ " You'd u"'tcr ash iiylra,' says Mis-
Jack,.l. an | w'At home.
Il don't ho.i"re Nil Jackson knows
anvth.ug about %, an she go iNloH Win TN"
IoyiS-.. Now what do YOU think OF that
for dense IgrurdUtrt
1T s gcttIu' &, be- thct way all over this
ncighhorhuud, an | ocriaro thct. lone
woinau ~ / am. | know more about what's
what than some of these married women,
Didn't | first suspicion that old John Bean'
the widowcr viii five children, was likely
To- marry the Widow JuLCS'
1T was denied later, an there was those
who said ! had started the gossip. never
said that they WIS goiH' to marty. ! just
slys, ny~jorlou~ Bike.
" Would u surprise you II John Hoar
did marry tLc Widow lur"-''
sEDy if Ae had a done li couldn't ] have
said i ,old you 80, "a. iu"i who'd a l"'h
right,
f,Ik.. Lui IN G,' -hltUr--. ! can -."' 'H'lr
sIar'rumrc~. an / wish 'o rHoduo-- !
could make Sew Years resolutions for
Fur Nj Jackson. now, would suggest
thct $50" D." . U't'" -u.f'''' '' N.' '"'l-'-
work. ar. f.,t ... would Is. u'r Ha-u
o-uca-i,r.'r g- love. ~ Hth.- n"
billion. sonnet .u.r- Io InHa = "r,I.th,HlI"
An s..u. -ly- -0, .'f '''r IoTi, lar
In her m,ut.u', iui uDu a lrar iHlrhl'"f
Ike an Iayiu' i,r O.. fso-IIus most under
INV front window r8W.f iur me q" ~.N.
Then tl,rr'- Ni-' S'"lI| -. uu' -fk"- alIN',
she war born e Hooper an ! don know -
ur, GOOD wound conn. tf Der iHthIl New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

gown. trimmed with lace and fur. Green
velvet bands threaded through the lace
give a novel effect. Velvet bands are the
decoration on another cloth gown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07
Srann unb Qe6ensbcrlnit in Der
Vnhif-Urauerei.

W ii M auf fee, Wisc., 6. Suni.-
gln beute Nbenb in acknowledgement
Der rpabit greiping Co." ausgebroz
9enes 5euer rt6tete S9aben i'm 8ez
TRACE BON $4,000 Bis 100000 an
uno batts BEN Sob bes &upferfhmiez
oes Sobn Smitb our 5olse, pelGer
bier Stodpsrfe bod berabfieI. Ser
8ranb entftano nabe bem Oade bes
@lebators 6, no bier &upferfhmiebe
nit Heparatur=Nrbeiten bei6dftiot
tparen. Ser ertpabnte glepator, fofpie
eine gupola, in fpel4er iib bic W2az
f9inerie bes anitoBenben Malsbaufes
befano, lpurben aeritDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07
Baltimore, Mo., Treitae ben =. Stunt 1901.

tpenigitens bon mo6amebanii6er Seiz
te Die S6pierigteiten in China ni9t
pergrGBert piirben. Ser @9ritt bes
a6ulifen, auf folde Weiie bic 9ez
meinfamfeit mobumebanii9er eSyy1ltez
refen gu beleben, perbiene auf ieben
San 4uf!nerfIdmfeit. 9ielIeiat MAJ
DE fi9 pieber einmal cine ipu9tige
9anb am 8osporus geltenb, II. ipenn
eine Ra96liitbe tiirtifder 9errli6feit
mOgli6 lei, oann piirben bic ieBigen
Seriu6e, ben Mobamebanern bic Sc
meiniamfeit t6rer SntereKen por 2luz
gen gu fu6ren, 5rii4te tragen.
8 al s 0 I It o / Elm ngefG 4rliz
DER 90 I'm finnieer."
Die n5amburger y1u9ri9ten" be-
1pre6en in einem ldngeren 2eitauffaB
Die neuerli9en rufiii9en ltnruben uno
fu4ren als 9aupturfa6e berIelben on,
bob fi6 Die birnperbrannten 2ebren Ell
mes 8atunin, Srappttin unb SolItoi
nliinblih fortqepflanst unb bic in elem
ben 8erbdltnifen lebenoenMaFen aufz
seret5t bGtten. 9en 9rufen SolitDi
erflGrt bas eenannte 8latt fir einsn
ngemeingefd6rli9en Wabniinnigen."
g itor 9arnad's 9tanbz
puntt berurtbeilt.
Sie puitDrul gonferena, tpe19e
jeBt in Berlin tagt, bat einen 8ef(guB
gefaBt, in pel9em Or. 5arnad, Der
prpteitantii6e S5eolog, perurtbeilt
pirb, neil er rrationaliitii9e unb unz
befrteotgenbe Sogmen lebrt, bur9 bic
bas gbriitent6um untergraben tpirb. L"
9arnad's Stanbpuntt lit befanntli9
Der biitorii9=fritifbe.
4lIerlei aus Oeutf6Ianb.
Sn 9amburg bat Der 9auunterne6z
mer Ioolpb Snupe Selbitmprb begdnz
gen. Gr ion ni6t ipeniger als cine
Wflllion Dollars S9ulben binterIaiz
fen.
2lus 5ranffurt pirb bas 9l6leben
Der einitmuls eefeierten Sperettenz
Soubrette 9(nnu YreuB beri9tet.
Sn Meran, Sprol, ba6en unbefannz
te auf ben 9riinber Der befannten Ser
liner lpiffeni6aftltden Nnfult v1ra=
mia" sei9oiien uno i1n nit 8niippeln
ntebergei6la9en. Sein 3uItanb lit BE-
forgniberregenb.
Gs perbient GrtpGbnung, boB iiez
ben3ebn in Mdbren onidiiige 9ei6sz
beutide, ipel4e epan9elif6 eeiporben
paren, ais lditige NuslGnber ausgez
ptefen ipprben finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07

tung bon pao Sing 6u 1T aufgeboben
iporben, unD bic eingeborene 8e6Orbe
bat bort bic 3ugel Der 8egierung piez
Der ergrtffen.
Die @eIanbten BADEN ben 9ieiis
19en 6riebensz8ebollmG6tigten mitz
get6eilt, baB iie probin3ieQe priifunz
gen in pao Sing Su unb Pefing nt4t
3ulaHen tperben. ODD biirfen ndtioz
male priifun9en obgebalten tperben,
aber nt9t an Puntten, iDo Die pro-
bin3ieQen Yriifungen berbpten iino.
Neue taiferIi6e s bite.
@6ongboi 6. Sum-. - 3tpet
pi9tige taiferli9e gOifte iinb erldiien
porben. Gines orbnet Die ginfii9z
rung elmer Ipe3iellen Priifung fir ben
Gipilbienit iiber pDlitiT6e un0 moberz
ne SSragen an. Dies ntr0 es Der 3ez
gierung ermDgli4en, einen neuen Sps
pus fur ben Staat5bienIt 5u erlanz
gen. 0ieies Gbitt entbdlt cine be-
merfenspert6e Y6raie, in tpelder err
fGGrt pirb, baB bic 8ai1erinzWitttpe
unb Der aaifer in bem 8erlangen na4
pqbren 3eformen zines Sinnes iino.
/0as anbere @bitt erneuert ein friiz
beres Gbift, bur3 mel9es Die offi5tela
len S6reiber Der feds 8eb0rbsn abz
gef9afft iperben, un0 orbnet an, baB
Die @icet0nige t6re untergebenen 8ez
qmten inItruiren, alle offi5iellen
@6rei6er Der Yropin5z8ean1ten abz
5uf9affen unb anDere Wlittel II. Wege
gum Goptren Der Often gu fin1en,
pobur9 in 3utunft Corruption Der=
mieoen perDen foQ.
8eibe Gbifte biirften bu3u bienen,
cine Reform in Der 9ertpaltung 9erz
bei5ufii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07
Ser Yapit battle einen
Shnm q MtsanfalI.

- y ~ 81 - VI ~ ~ - ~ = -
sc m, 6. Syuni.-Oer YupIt batte
geitern in 5olge Der groBen 6iBe
einen S6nma9tsanfaQ. Gr erbolte
ii9 baG0 pieOer. unO es ioa feline 0ez
fa6r beiteben.
3ur 2anbfruge in SrGanb.
9eIfaf, 6. SUM-. - Gin gonz
bent bon 1000 2anbpG9tern aus
ulIter, tpel9er beute Ra9rittag bier
itattfanb, nabm einen 8eI9luB gu
@unIten bes 3pangspeiien @erfaufs
BON 2anb an, na6bem ba5 Yarla=
mentsn1ttglieo Sbomas %. GuFeG,
GefretGr Der lofalen 3egierung5be=
b0rbe, cine &ebe gebalten bate, in
tDelher er bas SbItem bes boppeIten
Gigentbumsre9ts berurtbeilte.
Ser Gater Der rGlfs griturben.
Nepz z0orf, 6. SUM-. - 8eo.
%. Cumberland, lpel4er anf Der
amerifanii6en 8ibne uls SEQ. %.
SbornpIon, Batter Der glts," befannt
mar, 1T in 8rootlDn, N.zg. an
8lutpergiftung, perurfa4t onr4 cine
an Ieiner 9anb pOrgenommene Opez
ration, geitorben. @r purbe in 1886
bo6ier qe6oren unb ipu ben nOrben
Der glfs" Dor 35 Sabren gegriinbet
bQbsn. oSn 1868 purbe er Der erite
.Gralteb guler" Der 9leipzYorter
Qpoe g2r. / bes ertpGbnten Srbens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07

8. S. 9rifit6 & Co.,
ar. 1o3 uns lO5. CR.ealtimore.e esrafs.
nerben ibreu aefammten
Dsrsatt tsu 9epSi&en, NSbtIn II.
eus,ssssuftu. RsaeH sss eeus Dis ,um l. aati
eSynxa. fIaai4. 2Wte. I&6M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07
sSranfrei6's Grnbte.

Ydrts, 6. Sum-. - Ser amtli9e
Saatenitanbsberi6t 5eigt, bub Der
Wtnterpei5en in brei Separtements
iebr gut, in 45 gut, in "a befrieDigenb
unb in flint vpufabel" fte6t.
@ommertpei5en 1T febr gut in Ell
mem Oepartement, gut in Is, befriebiz
genb in 20 unb rpahabel" in brei.
sSn ben iibri9en 9epartements giebt's
tetnen Sommeripei5en.
9ie &eife bes britif den
S6ronerben.
SDDneb, Neufiibnales, 6. Sum-.
- Ser britif9e Oampfer uSp6ir"
ging beute Wfittag nit benz 6er5oq
BON Gornnau unb gorf unb Gerna6z
lin an 8orb bon bier na6 9(udlanb,
Neuieelanb, ab.
Sttupa, Ont, 6. Suni.-9on
Der canubif9en Hesierung tpurbe
beute bu5 Yrogramm fir ben Gmz
pfang bes engli1den Sbronfolgers
unb ieiner Gemablin ousgegeben.
Semfelben 5ufolge pirb bas FROM
prtn5li9e gbepaar am Montag, ben
16. September, nit bem &riegs16iffe
nSpbir" in Quebec anlangen uno
bort bonn alz9ouberneur, benz
9remierminiiter, ben anberen W2itz
gliebern bes &abinets II. ben Staatsz
beamten offi5ien empfangen perben.
WGbrenb ibres @ufentbaltes in Stz
tupu perben Der prin3 unb feline Sc
mablin i'm Regierungsgebdube tpobz
men, in Suebec aber in Der Gitabe[le,
uls bic Sd tie bes 9enetal 9ouber=
neurs. sic fperben cine Sour bur6
Canada MAIDEN unb in Der eriten
Wo6e Winnepeg, Brandon, Hegina,
GalgarD unb 8anff beriibren. sSn
Soronto foa lGngerer Nufent6alt ge=
npmmen unb bpn bort aus bann bic
pi9tigiten SrtI9aften Der propina
Ontario beiu6t tperben. Die 9einz
retie na9 Gnslanb bon Salifur aus
1T fir ben 81. Sttober ongeieBt.
preDeia @treitfrase l.
gele9t.
Gonitanttnopel, It 6. eSunt.-
Die tiirfii9zitaIienii6e @treitfrage,
lDel9e bur9 Die Wfibbanblung ituliez
ii9er llntert6anen su grepefa @eiz
tens Der tiirfi f6en 8e60rbe entftanb,
tit beieelest porben. Die Yforte bat
Deripro9en, bic Spfer gu enti9Gbtz
gen, benz italienii6en &oniul 9lb6itte
gu leiiten unb ben 8efebls6aber Der
tiirtii4en 9ruppen gu preDeIa gu Be-
ftrafen.
Seuers 6runit in Qnts
Derpen.
Qntperpen, 6. Sum-. - 9rei
bon ben Ssliigeln bes f0nigli6en
Gntrepot ooer Mtaga5ins ba6ier,
pelde nit WoGle, SUITE unb @9mal5
eefillt iparen, fotpie bas angren5enbe
3oulagerbaus iino geitern in Slam
men aufgegangen. Q9t 5euertpe6rz
leute tpurben babel berlebt.
Der ungeri9tete S9aben tpirb auf
100000 Bis 100000 sSrancs qez
i6dbt. Imerifanif9er Sabad i'm
Wertbe bon 100000 Jrancs gina
perloren.
2ubOri ais Gbrsnsof.
2onbon, 6. Sum-. - W2aitre
2abort, Der beriibmte frana0iii6e
Redtsanpult uno 9ert6eibiger bon
0reDfus, mar geitern Gbrengait auf
bem 8antett Der v6arbpide Soz
cietp" in 2onbon unb tpurbe BON ben
antpefenben 500 Suriften, barunter
Der 2orbz8an5ler, groBartis empFanz
gen.
90 brf 6einGi9 eine ulte
2iige erneuert.
CONT opel, 6. Stunt
gs tpirb bier befannt geseben, bub
beuti9e MarinezSolbaten allF BEN
5erianzSnieln i'm rot6en W1eer oez
lanbet finb uno BON ibnen i'm Humen
bes beutf6en Hei9s 8efib ereriffen
baben. Sic follen als aoblenitatton
bienen. gs beiBt, bic tiirfiIGe Hez
gierung babe 9(ufflGrungen BON Der
hp1ttfrhprt hprlnnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07
gfatIirt 1886.
- @ilb. s.. @eistbarSt,
~ Or. IL. EUrs.@ap.g Giraffe.
nobe SaItimcIear.

Nem>@srf elafil1e 8rn1banoer,
obne Teeer.
tonnen Tag unb gadt setrdsen tpersen.
Ytsu Gart- 0ttlnattz 3 RAID ndnoer.
Eeite ME roifen lsIbff t.im Basen nidbt, bic.
jelben jine BON alien Neraten beftens
eMpioben.
q perfertiat aud chi SensIluns, tuie arr eager
Sd5ulterbdnesr, ilnferIeibsbtnnen,
weid,e unS 8oI,fiiT,n,Srubbdnscr.
70 arranssrt baS feline aeebrten 9unotI beens sufr.a
ben geff,lit inb.
ale grudbdneer, Banbasen une Snfrnrlente fp.r.
Den sarantir beB ie paiIen, unb aui's Sau5cre uEs
Seet onsefertst.
Sur Samen finb 3immcr
unter Quif4t bon 9oo. attinborst 5srbaaoea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-07
unfere Sebauptuns

HHItre Oebduptung
iauttt, Dab ale operatpen Ginoriie oDer aQs @eb=
mittel bsi gtbanoluRa Der 6Gmorrboioen ,um Minz
Deitsn abtrfliiffg fnD. npenn fe Dem 10 ifon Qenu1
0emartsrten RDrper nibt gar nod S6n,c5cn un0
S9aoen bringtr. Sic TnO Durbaus i6sriliiiis,
NEIL Or. Silsbee pNnatefsA triano, D. l. elm, fpie
3:tntaulsnOs bon Ittsiteu bs5eus.n, au9 BEL Dsn
l6limnriten 5dlen fber beilsnDts Mitt:l, oas am
Size o.s 9eiDsus sinesibrt miro, bort bic Gnt=
aiinoung uno 9lutaaibpelluue bsieitjgt unb i6ieb=
LID Vlutbepeaune Ibafit urD has gut rtaenerirt
&oienIrtit Qrobe BON @euitasntsr Co., Bog 2il6.
Reps psOorf=Gitp ,u bejitben.
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Nus 0eutlAlano.
3efG(IGe Ser Garifsgonferens,
Setne Warimals nnS MinimalsDlle.
-Spppeltartf.Ylan fallen
gelaiicu.

Oas trasif6e S9idial Der eriten
oeuti4en SiibIee Expedition. -
SGmmtli9e Mitslieber, nit Qusz
nabme bes Or. Seinrot6, bon
Sannibalen seI9la9tet unb Der=
oebrt. - Sans 8allin's Mitt6eiz
lunsen iiber feline Iubien5 bei'm
8aiier. - @enis f6mei4elbafte
1rtbeile iiber bic &riesstii9tigteit
Der 8riten.-@aerlei sSnterehan
tee.
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tt d fr a n 8 0 n 9e
Heibereien.

Die 3eibereien 5ipii9en ben frdnz
5DiiI6en unb britiI9en @Dloaten gu
Sien Sin bauern fort. General aorz
ne Campbell, Der Dprtige brttii9e Be
feblsbaber, iotpie Der fran5Diii4e ge=
neral bieten 9l1es auf, um neue 3u=
fammenitOBe 81 perbilten.
9ie Solbatenf 9 lGgeret
5u Sien 8 fin BON tetz
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Saslsr's, Rrpant & Strattpn

COLLEGE.
oearfnbet 1854. Snesrpefsrt 1895.
GAS SO. Q ed,uIiabr besinnt am 3. eep. 1900.
3asfleffen nas game Jahr.
1benbtIaffen pom I. Cftober bic 1. ApriI.
Sn Getreff Der gsr,ieli&feit, 0ettune. e.tr,
fr6ftf, SbuisaumliGfeiten uno unteriAtsrRnrias
kebt bisitIbe obenan. Ri3t In Gsntrrreni nit
snberen. 8trfBuli&er unterriAt In
atItu Snsieea.
0ebtueu
9asf@uIe SO pro MbenoiebnIe 81 pro
EHonaf. o9e Departe, Momot. - Seidrdni:e
rentS eini&lieSene. GnsabI DOE e&alern.
Gefessne: Gbeiapeafe ar. 22S6; Rorslenb xr 665.
eenbst hseen Qatales mad 9r. 3 bis L. 4ors.
Gksrlsss s6trate, HaItiusre. Re
otnsans ee. II. tGma2. .T4E-l
Daily camera., 1901-06-04
ABREAST THE WAVES.

Steamboats, on the Seine at Paris
carry 2s,o7o.64o passengers in a year
The tonnage Of the mercantile navy
Of Great Britain is almost equal to
the tonnage of the combined mercan-
tile navies OF all the six other largest
powers.
A regular ssmi-monthly steamer
service between San Francisco and
Manila is to be established at once,
two frst-class steamers to be placed
upon the route.
Transatlantic steamship companies
say that indications point to a very
heavy travel the coming season. In
many cases bookings are already be-
ing made for July, and Aediterra-
mean lines are all well filed up to
June l.
The Oceanic Steamship company's
new steamer Sonoma has broken the
Pacific record, having completed the
voyage from San Francisco to Auck-
land in II days IL hours % minutes,
the actual steaming time having been
l6 days 3 hours 81 minutes.
Daily camera., 1901-06-04
xn,rh. r.mpl.r Trip to Lon,.,,lI..

Knight rsmptar TRIP tn Louisville.
Two hundred Knights Templar vii
antpd I, e grand encampment at Louis
vile in August.
They will leave Denver at 2:2o p. m
Fndav. August 23rd. on special train
via the burlington route to St. Louis.
thence 10 Louisville over the b. & o. S
w. r,l'road.
Stop overs will! be made at St. Joseph
two hours), Kansas City (eight hours
and S. Louis Nv elve hours)
In all three cities tn: men from the
mountains will shuw the nauves "how to
do it,"
Louisville will be reached at 1892 a. m
Monday. August 26 h.
Accommodations have been secured
at 3I7 Broadway. Entertainment head
quarters will be at the Gault house,
Louisville's swelles, hotel. where the
hospitality Of the Colorado Sir Knights
will be dispensed with lavish hand.
The round trip rate which is open to
the public from Denver to Louisville,
will be $34 50.
Correspondingly reduced rates will be
in effect from all other points in Colo
tado. Sleeping car rate from Denver 10
Louisville, 81.
An effor, is being made to secure re.
duced rates from Louisvll. TO Buffalo.
This will enable persons who attend the
encampment to visi, the great Pan
American exposition before they re
turn home.
Berths on the Knights Templar special
should be reserved at once. This can
be done at any ,icke, Office in Colorado
or by communicating with G. W..
VAllerv. general agent Burlington Rou' e
Denver, Colorado.